Budapest 2007 Minesweeper Tournament Results | |||||||
Rank | Player | I | E | Sum | TOTAL (5&5) | Penalties | |
1 | Manuel Heider | 13.54 | 46.85 | 60.39 | 311.83 | ||
2 | Roman Gammel | 16.20 | 42.68 | 58.88 | 331.52 | ||
3 | Lukasz Malinowski | 14.76 | 50.93 | 65.69 | 341.60 | ||
4 | Damien Moore | 14.53 | 51.60 | 66.13 | 344.38 | ||
5 | Thomas Kolar | 17.79 | 51.09 | 68.88 | 363.40 | ||
6 | Gabriel de Tarragon | 15.32 | 56.41 | 71.73 | 373.72 | ||
7 | Pap Gyula | 16.41 | 51.82 | 68.23 | 374.13 | ||
8 | Dennis Lütken | 16.65 | 59.03 | 75.68 | 395.83 | ||
9 | Reid Sinclair | 18.29 | 60.29 | 78.58 | 409.83 | ||
10 | Christoph Nikolaus | 18.43 | 58.06 | 76.49 | 410.13 | ||
11 | Bertie Seyffert | 19.43 | 57.65 | 77.08 | 426.68 | ||
12 | Yeoh Wee Pin | 19.78 | 61.42 | 81.20 | 428.12 | ||
13 | Jonian Grazhdani | 19.84 | 61.70 | 81.54 | 433.02 | ||
14 | Nagy Gergely | 20.91 | 64.54 | 85.45 | 436.11 | ||
15 | Kricfalusy István | 18.42 | 61.75 | 80.17 | 462.39 | ||
16 | Dombi Ákos | 22.51 | 73.34 | 95.85 | 497.27 | ||
17 | Robert Farnik | 21.85 | 63.95 | 85.80 | 509.63 | ||
18 | Balajthy Sandor | 22.48 | 77.79 | 100.17 | 530.05 | ||
19 | Jan Farnik | 22.75 | 83.39 | 106.14 | 575.08 | ||
20 | Steven Marlow | 24.31 | 91.20 | 115.51 | 607.44 | ||
21 | Martin Toft Madsen | 19.31 | 68.49 | 87.80 | 1488.66 | 999.99 x1 | |
22 | Erin Cederlind | 28.28 | 87.15 | 115.43 | 1520.00 | 999.99 x1 | |
23 | Daniel Rowan | 31.39 | 103.37 | 134.78 | 3397.10 | 999.99 x3 |
You can download all existing tournament videos here (11MB).
The player with the lowest sum of 5 Intermediate and 5 Expert games is the winner. Each unfinished Expert game will be penalised 999.99 seconds.
The competition was organised by Gergely Nagy and took place on 14th April 2007 at the Corvinus University of Budapest, within the Department of Information Systems. The tournament started at 1330 and players competed for 3 hours.
The top 3 players were awarded 'Vista Ultimate' from Microsoft. The next 3 players received webcams.
The version used was ViennaSweeper. Scores were displayed live on the wall thanks to a program written by Christoph Nikolaus.
Unlike Budapest 2006 and Vienna 2006, there was no Nonosweeper session.
You can read the original announcement for the tournament, a preview of the players, the announcement of Microsoft sponsorship, or the review of the competition by Gergely Nagy.