Chess Classic: Rybka wins Chess960 Computer World Championship

Remember Bobby Fischer winning US Championships – and Candidates matches – with incredible “to zero” scores? The American computer program Rybka reminded everyone of her (Rybka is female) famous human compatriot by winning the Chess960 World Championship qualifier 11.5/12. In the final Rybka beat her main rival Shredder 3:1. Congratulations to author Vasik Rajlich.

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