[] Popular Choices • Written for the Argentine Go Association, it uses Swiss pairings and tries to follow the model of the World Amateur Go Championship (WAGC). • Hails from the US and uses AGA ratings in determining the draw. •, Australian software available from the web site. • is a web-based application for club organizers that includes online registration for tournaments and events, an integrated pairings module, club game results, a club library catalog, book-keeping and auto-syncing with AGA and EGF player ratings.

SWISS-STYLE PAIRING SYSTEM BASICS The DCI recommends using the Swiss tournament system at all events, and it is required at premier events such as the Magic: The Gathering® Pro Tour™. Also known as the Swiss Draw, this tournament style allows all participants to play in.

The suite of integrated tools covers all aspects of managing a club and was developed by members of the Santa Fe Go Club. While it is the first system to be Certified AGA Compliant with the AGA's reporting and pairings standards, it surpasses them in many areas. • Can handle and Swiss pairings. (Windows) Default program in the UK. • is popular in Europe.

It's written by Christoph Gerlach, runs on windows and comes with a thesis explaining its correctness. Has its own page on SL. • by Jared Roach. This software is written specifically for Macintosh, it requires HyperCard. It works very well (despite its basic user interface) and supports many pairing algorithms, not only McMahon: Equality, Swiss, MM, Equality-MM, Swiss-MM, Sequential MM, Desperation, Pre-pairs Winner. Despite his statement of not having much time to better his program, Jared is keenly available, and he has modified his software to meet my specific needs in running tournaments. Film the billionaire teks indonesia.

• is a new Java implementation of with additional features. Includes auto-data fetch from the.

OpenGotha is written by the author of Gotha, Luc Vannier of France. [] Unusual or Outdated • - appears to only be used in the Ukraine • EPM - El Pimp Masiin, only available in Finnish, an may well appear eventually • seems a little experimental. Developed to use the. • GoMMTour by a team of students under supervision of Niek van Diepen (MS-DOS) • perl program, you will need some computer experience to install this program. • is a Java program, open source, for directing tournaments, see.

Aimed at small to medium tournaments (16-80 people). Handles pairing and bands. Saves in the AGA tournament reporting format.

Runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac. Open source and totally free. • PAIR, the oldest of them all by Niek van Diepen himself (MS-DOS). • is an experimental system similar to or Swiss-system tournaments, but instead feeds match results into Glicko2 ratings to order competitors and to generate subsequent pairings. • produces nice looking and very functional output like this: including (automatic) Cross tables with linked hotspots, subsheets for diff. Costs around 50 euros.

• is a tournament director's program linked above, that also comes on the AGA Go Starter CD Version 4.0 distributed in Peter Shotwell's 'Go Basics'. Its Vista-readiness is unknown, but getting it to run on Windows XP may be challenging since it requires something called 'Microsoft Access'.

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