The specification for Round 6 is:

Coresize	8000
Max processes	8000
Duration	80000 cycles
Max entry length	100
Min distance between warriors	100
Rounds fought	200
Instruction set	Redcode '94 Draft
Battle method	Each warrior fights the ten specified warriors
Scoring method	Win: 3 points Tie: 1 point Loss: 0 points

The warriors to be fought are:

Name	Author	Points	Score
SnowDust	Paul Kline	4419	100.0
kill -9	David Moore	3719	84.2
Paper :-)	Ian Oversby	3587	81.2
Demented 4.0	Robert Macrae	3587	81.2
Whatever	Ilmari Karonen	3560	80.6
Stone Killer 5.22	John K Wilkinson	3395	76.8
dodger	Beppe Bezzi	3259	73.7
Recycled Paper	Planar	3251	73.6
Best of the best	Compudemon	3026	68.5
Standing on Giants	Robert Hale	2940	66.5
P^2	Anders Rosendal	2491	56.4
5p beta 2.3 lp	Björn Günzel	2231	50.5
Failure	John Metcalf	2138	48.4
Ghost in the core	Edgar	1942	43.9
Megabunnies	Wolfwings	1763	39.9
Froglegs	John K Lewis	1669	37.8
Murky+15%	Simon Wainwright	1635	37.0
LP-Paper 4	George Eadon	1523	34.5
Rusty Old Scissors v4	Ryan Coleman	1338	30.3
Inferno	Josh Yeager	1250	28.3

Name	Score
David Moore	555.1
Robert Macrae	543.2
Beppe Bezzi	535.0
John K Wilkinson	530.2
Paul Kline	461.6
Planar	455.3
Ilmari Karonen	437.4
Robert Hale	425.8
Ryan Coleman	408.7
John K Lewis	375.5
Edgar	331.1
Compudemon	250.5
Björn Günzel	230.0
John Metcalf	184.4
George Eadon	173.8
Wolfwings	137.0
Simon Wainwright	100.2
Ian Oversby	81.2
Anders Rosendal	56.4
Josh Yeager	28.3

Paul Kline won this round by a clear 15 points with his SnowDust, which was the only submitted warrior to take advantage of the known boot distances of all the warriors. David Moore's third successive second place stretches his advantage at the top of the leaderboard by another three points.

Bomb dodgers were by far the most popular strategy this round, with Moore, Ian Oversby, Ilmari Karonen, John K Wilkinson and Beppe Bezzi all using them in one form or another.