2013 Franken Challenge – Singles

Singles
	2013 Franken Challenge
Champion	João Sousa
Runner-up	Wayne Odesnik
Final score	3–6, 6–3, 6–4

Blaž Kavčič was the defending champion but lost in the second round.
João Sousa defeated Wayne Odesnik 3–6, 6–3, 6–4 in the final to win the title.

Seeds

Blaž Kavčič (Second Round)
Andreas Haider-Maurer (Semifinals)
Wayne Odesnik (Final)
João Sousa (Champion)
Simon Greul (Quarterfinals)
Mischa Zverev (First Round)
Alejandro González (First Round)
Josselin Ouanna (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final


	Cedrik-Marcel Stebe	4	1

3	Wayne Odesnik	6	6
					3	Wayne Odesnik	6	3	4

					4	João Sousa	3	6	6
4	João Sousa	4	6	6

2	Andreas Haider-Maurer	6	4	2

Top Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	B Kavčič	6³	7⁸	6
	M Demoliner	7⁷	6⁶	1	1	B Kavčič	6	3	2
	J Zopp	1	2			C-M Stebe	2	6	6
	C-M Stebe	6	6								C-M Stebe	6	6
	P-H Herbert	2	4							Q	L Giustino	4	4
	V Millot	6	6			V Millot	4	6	0
Q	L Giustino	7⁷	6		Q	L Giustino	6	0	6
7	A González	6⁴	3												C-M Stebe	4	1
3	W Odesnik	3	6	6										3	W Odesnik	6	6
WC	Peter Heller	6	2	3	3	W Odesnik	6	7⁷
	H Podlipnik-Castillo	6⁵	1		Q	A Ward	2	6⁴
Q	A Ward	7⁷	6							3	W Odesnik	6	6
	D Guez	4	6⁵							WC	A Beck	1	2
WC	A Beck	6	7⁷		WC	A Beck	7⁷	3	6
	M Kukushkin	7⁷	4	6		M Kukushkin	6²	6	1
6	M Zverev	6⁴	6	4

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

5	S Greul	4	6	6
	N Mektić	6	4	2	5	S Greul	6	6
Q	T Daniel	3	6	3	WC	K Krawietz	2	1
WC	K Krawietz	6	4	6						5	S Greul	4	0
	A Martin	6	2	6						4	J Sousa	6	6
	A Kuznetsov	4	6	3		A Martin	4	6	5
	F Argüello	3	5		4	J Sousa	6	2	7
4	J Sousa	6	7											4	J Sousa	4	6	6
8	J Ouanna	0	r											2	A Haider-Maurer	6	4	2
	B Knittel	6				B Knittel	5	0^r
	L Kirche	7	6			L Kirche	7	2
WC	R Kern	5	2								L Kirche	2	1
Q	P Torebko	6	7⁷							2	A Haider-Maurer	6	6
	A Šetkić	4	6³		Q	P Torebko	4	3
PR	Laurent Rochette	4	2		2	A Haider-Maurer	6	6
2	A Haider-Maurer	6	6

gollark: They aren't really capable of self-reference.

gollark: Reward being defined as paperclips, because people kept putting that in somehow.

gollark: Mostly they just iterated over all possible computable theories which could possibly explain their reality, and used that to deduce the actions with the highest expected rewards.

gollark: We didn't really set that at all, I was just saying we had Turing-test-passing ones.

gollark: We have a bunch of those, but they kept converting reality into paperclips.

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