In Poland, in the town Kórnik will be held from 02.09.2019 to 11.09.2019 tournament " The Unofficial World Championship Of Computer Programs In International Draughts 2019 ". The tournament will be played on the system "round - robin" consisting of thirty rounds, about the place in the tournament to decide the score Sonneborn - Berger, time for a game 5
minutes + 15 second for 65 moves - all programs are set to 5 minutes for 65 moves, an additional 15 seconds was added to make movements on the DGT Draughts E-Board. During
the tournament I will use the program DraughtsArbiter Pro. The tournament is played on two identical computers with the following hardware parameters:

• processor - Intel Core i7 870
• hard drive - Samsung 860 Pro SSD 1 TB
• memory ram - Micron 16 GB DDR3 1333MHz
• monitor - Nec MultiSync EA245WMi
• keyboard - Genesis Thor 200 RGB
• mouse - Razer DeathAdder Essential
• operating system - Microsoft Windows 10 Professional 64 bit PL

In tournament will be attended by the following programs.

• Aurora Borealis Professional - Alexander Svirin - Russia
• Cerberus - Leo Nagels - Netherlands
• Damage - Bert Tuyt - Netherlands
• Dragon - Michel Grimminck - Netherlands
• Dream - Saïd Koudache - France
• Edeon Sport - Alexey Odnoklubov, Vasily Naumik, Victor Naumik - Belarus
• Flits - Adri Vermeulen - Netherlands
• Kingsrow - Edgar Gilbert - United States of America
• Maximus - Jan-Jaap van Horssen - Netherlands
• Moby Dam - Harm Jetten - Netherlands
• Plus 500 - Serge Startsev - Russia
• Scan - Fabien Letouzey - France
• Sjende Blyn - Jelle Wiersma - Netherlands
• Tornado - Frank Mesander - Netherlands
• Truus voor Windows - Stef Keetman - Netherlands

A huge and heartfelt thank you to Hendrik Veenstra.
Special thanks
Adam Curyło
Special thanks for programmers
Edgar Gilbert, Jelle Wiersma, Bert Tuyt, Michel Grimminck, Vasily Naumik, Alexey Odnoklubov, Victor Naumik, Harm Jetten, Alexander Osipov, Gérard Taille, Frank Mesander, Ton Tillemans, Fabien Letouzey, Adri Vermeulen, Stef Keetman, Jan-Jaap van Horssen, Klaas Bor, Alexander Svirin, Leo Nagels, Serge Startsev, Saïd Koudache, Alexander Presman, Joost Buijs, Maurits Meijer, Gijsbert Wiesenekker, Chris Jurriëns, Rein Halbersma, and other programmers I have not mentioned.