Vienna World Minesweeper Championship 2005 (Meeting Results) |
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Player | I | E | Sum | 6&6 | ||
1 | Oliver Scheer | 12.76 | 49.90 | 62.66 | 396.72 | |
2 | Robert Benditz | 17.15 | 62.39 | 79.54 | 511.83 | |
3 | Christoph Nikolaus | 19.77 | 62.20 | 81.97 | 565.30 | |
4 | Nagy Gergely | 20.79 | 64.79 | 85.58 | 570.55 | |
5 | Gero Walz | 16.98 | 73.82 | 90.80 | 595.14 | |
6 | Stephan Bechtel | 19.06 | 78.96 | 99.04 | 646.36 | |
7 | Jon Simonsen | 18.67 | 74.90 | 93.57 | 667.34 | |
8 | Bernard Hölzl | 40.56 | 160.57 | 201.03 | DNF |
You can download the best 6&6 videos for each player.
Players were ranked on the sum of their best 6 Intermediate and 6 Expert games and had 3 hours to play Minesweeper using Clone 0.96 beta. Players who did not complete enough games were ranked by completed games. The tournament used RT+1 but all scores have been converted to Real Time.
The 2nd World Minesweeper Championship took place 13 August 2005 at the University of Vienna in Room 204 of the Faculty of Mathematics. A Nonosweeper tournament was held in the morning followed by a 20min warm up session at 11:50. The tournament started at 12:15 with 90min of Intermediate with players ranked by the sum of their best 5 Intermediate scores. Another 90min commenced at 14:15 with players ranked by the sum of their best 5 Expert scores. Players who were still alive then had 1 hour starting at 16:15 to improve their scores with the final ranking determined by the best 6 Intermediate and best 6 Expert scores. Players were awarded shirts and certificates and Oliver Scheer, the top ranked player from Germany, won all Minesweeper sessions.
Christoph wrote a review of the tournament and his archived website includes the announcement, tournament details, rankings for all sessions and the Nonosweeper results.
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