The tournament of February shows a reduced number of played matches in comparison with the last challenge. As usual the low number of matches gives unreliable results, but this time I consider the percentages good enough to apply the tournament rules for promotions and demotions.
Among the veterans, the results confirm the usual relative values. The survivors are: Headhunter (for its results in single), KillerBees (for its result in team), Hellfire, Stately (for their results in single and double), Mouth, Bohan (for their results in double and team), DOOM (for its results in all the categories), Starkle (3-4-4), IonStorm (4-3-3), StrangeMatter (2-2-2), Tango (1-1-1).
The demoted jrobots are: Vampire, Ladybug, Kraft, GullFjun, FlameBall, RoboOlm, Earthworm and TTL, a new jrobot with good results among cadets that suffered the competition of the long-aged veterans.
The cadets' tournament suffered of the low number of matches, thus we can't fully trust the final results. Anyway, I decided to remove, for their poor percentages, Leech and Ajax, below the 25%-25%-12.5% in two categories. 20 jrobots survived and the following 12 jrobots were promoted: Janeway, Jimbo, 845bytes, ELECTRON, Bosozoku, MarukoV4, Teddybear, Errata, DarkSoldier, Berserk, Shark and Hal9000. A special mention to the latter jrobot: Hal9000 comes from the long tradition of Crobots, the game of which Jrobots is a clone. Let's see if the Crobots' tactics can put new ideas in a quite different game (in timings and programming) like Jrobots has become since the beginning of the century.
Now you can upload your jrobots to win the March 2007 JROBOTS Challenge (March 3^rd-31^th 2007) aka The Odyssey Continues!

The February Challenge ends now! The official results will be available on Thursday, March 1^st, please be patient!
The next tournament will be the March 2007 JROBOTS Challenge (March 3^rd-31^st 2007)