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I am passing the duties of the host to Pit, I am stepping down myself due to lack of time...

While the Chief is away, I will exercise my authority and participate a bit.

The tournament has successfully ended. Here are some results.

The tournament took place from March 1 to May 14, 2009 - two and a half months.
8 participants played 13 1v1 matches:
Zloy_romantik - 1 game (0 wins - 1 loss),
Loinz - 2 games (0 wins - 2 losses),
Captain - 2 games (0 wins - 2 losses),
Javdet - 2 games (1 win - 1 loss),
bRitvo4kA - 4 games (2 wins - 2 losses),
invisible - 4 games (3 wins - 1 loss),
Oelm - 5 games (2 wins - 3 losses),
Pit for LM - 6 games (5 wins - 1 loss).
And there was also a super game played by three players: bRitvo4kA, Javdet, and Pit for LM - IMHO, the most interesting game of the tournament.
(It turns out I participated in half of the games :eek: )

Statistics on colors in 1v1 matches:
Red - 4 wins - 3 losses,
Blue - 4 wins - 5 losses,
Green - 1 win - 3 losses,
Orange - 4 wins - 2 losses.

Statistics on Castles in 1v1 matches:
Conflux - 2 wins - 2 losses,
Rampart - 1 win - 4 losses,
Castle - 2 wins - 2 losses,
Tower - 3 wins - 0 losses,
Fortress - 2 wins - 1 loss,
Stronghold - 1 win - 3 losses,
Dungeon - 1 win - 1 loss,
Inferno - 1 win - 0 losses.
Necropolis did not participate in this event.
Hooray! The best Castle is TOWER :smile44:

Statistics on the duration of matches:
112 - 113 - 116 - 117 - 121 - 124 - 124 - 125 - 126 - 127 - 132 - 132 - 137
The shortest game was 2 days, the longest was 3 weeks. On average, the games lasted 10 days.

The winner will receive a reward))
A coin worth 50 Turkish National Bank yen was used in the draw for the first match.

I would like to receive this mega-awesome artifact as a moral compensation for the shortest games, if it is not, of course, a very rare & gold family heirloom :smile41: . I would put this coin on my monitor and conduct experimental studies of its cheating properties...

Thank you to everyone who participated in the tournament, as well as to the Organizer for the idea, the organization, and the constant attention.
Good luck to everyone, and we look forward to the next tournament :smile49:

Pete, congratulations on your well-deserved victory! :smile49: You play great, well done. And I want to say to Oelmu that it's not very appropriate to end the final battles of the tournament on turn 113, 112 :smile15: Couldn't you have fought to the end? The audience doesn't like that! :smile01: There are no hopeless situations.

You'll be in my place, and then you'll show everyone how it's done.

Petya, congratulations! Well done! You did great! ;)

Oelm also did well; reaching the final is also a success!

Thank you all for participating, for your discipline, and especially for the fact that we managed to avoid the usual squabbles that have been happening lately. :o
Pita, congratulations on your well-deserved victory:smile49:. We'll discuss the prize in private.
Perhaps we can organize something similar in the fall if there are any interested parties.

A couple of days ago, I received a prize for first place in the Tournaments:smile49:



R.P. Marmanov. Chekhov Rocks in Gurzuf.

An amazing gift in one of the most interesting tournaments I've participated in.

Many thanks, Javdet, for the tournament and the prize.
And also, Roman, thank you for being such a good, kind person and an excellent artist. Even just for the sake of meeting someone like you, it’s worth playing Heroes:smile02:

There are no words to describe it :) :)

In winter, you can hold another one, if, of course, people don't get tired of the heroes)))
I hope the roster will be larger in terms of numbers...

As they say, a talented person is talented in everything!:smile20:
Great job, Roman!