1st World Microcomputer Chess Championship,
Sep. 1980, London GBR

#	Name	1	2	3	4	5	P	BU	SB	G
1	Chess Challenger	12w1	10b1	2w1	7b1	5w1	5	13	13	5
2	Boris Experimental	14b1	8w1	1b0	3w1	7w1	4	13	8	5
3	Mike 3.0	10w1	7b=	11w1	2b0	4b=	3	13½	6¾	5
4	Rook 4.0	9w0	12b=	10b1	6b1	3w=	3	12	7¼	5
5	Sargon 2.0	11w0	9b1	13w1	12b1	1b0	3	12	5	5
6	Gambiet 80	7w0	11b1	8w1	4w0	12b1	3	11½	6	5
7	Sargon 2.5 Modular GS	6b1	3w=	9b1	1w0	2b0	2½	17½	7	5
8	Sargon 2.5 Auto RB	13w1	2b0	6b0	11w1	9w=	2½	12½	4¼	5
9	Vega 1.7	4b1	5w0	7w0	13w1	8b=	2½	12	5¼	5
10	Viktor	3b0	1w0	4w0	14w1	13b1	2	12	1	5
11	Albatross	5b1	6w0	3b0	8b0	14w1	2	11½	3	5
12	Fafner 2	1b0	4w=	14b1	5w0	6w0	1½	14	1½	5
13	Princhess	8b0	14w1	5b0	9b0	10w0	1	10	0	5
14	K. Chess IV	2w0	13b0	12w0	10b0	11b0	0	10½	0	5

Modular Game System and Auto Response Board played with the same Sargon 2.5 software. Chess Challenger (Ron Nelson, Fidelity USA) and Boris Experimental (Applied Concepts Marketing Inc. USA) played a three game match for a £ 2,500.- bet, counting their game in round 3 of the regular tournament. This ended 2-1 for Chess Challenger.