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Expand Up @@ -25,7 +25,10 @@ You can submit your entry [here](https://forms.gle/6jjj8jxNQ5Ln53ie6).
* The bot can play a match against a simple example bot (MyBot vs EvilBot).<br>You could also replace the EvilBot code with your own code, to test two different versions of your bot against one another.
* Once you're happy with your chess bot, head over to the [Submission Page](https://forms.gle/6jjj8jxNQ5Ln53ie6) to enter it into the competition.
* You will be able to edit your entry up until the competition closes.

* if you wish to run using dotnet cli, follow these steps:
* dotnet restore
* cd Chess-Challenge
* dotnet run
## Rules
* You may participate alone, or in a group of any size.
* Only the following namespaces are allowed:
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