Author: Ralph E. Carter
Date: 11:09:55 12/20/98
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On December 20, 1998 at 14:01:02, Alois Ganter wrote: >On December 20, 1998 at 13:45:55, Ralph E. Carter wrote: > >>On December 20, 1998 at 09:20:27, Alois Ganter wrote: >> >>>Rapid chess tournament with the five best engines. Everybody plays five games >>>against everybody. >>> >>>The Big Five 1998 (25min PII/450, 64MB) >>> >>> 1 2 3 4 5 >>>1 Fritz 5.32 ***** 10110 110½1 1½010 ½½1½½ 12.0/20 >>>2 Junior 5.0 01001 ***** 1½00½ 0½111 ½1½11 11.5/20 >>>3 Nimzo '99 001½0 0½11½ ***** 0½1½1 1½01½ 10.5/20 >>>4 Hiarcs 6.0 0½101 1½000 1½0½0 ***** ½011½ 9.0/20 >>>5 Crafty 16.1 ½½0½½ ½0½00 0½10½ ½100½ ***** 7.0/20 >>> >>>Quiz: What famous historic grandmaster tournament was played with five players >>>in the same scheme? >> >>Wch18-NLD\URS 1948 1 2 3 4 5 >>Botvinnik,Mikhail ***** ½½1½½ 1½011 11110 1½1½½ 14.0/20 >>Smyslov,Vassily ½½0½½ ***** ½½1½½ 00½1½ 11011 11.0/20 >>Reshevsky,Samuel Herman 0½100 ½½0½½ ***** 1½01½ 1½½11 10.5/20 90.50 >>Keres,Paul 00001 11½0½ 0½10½ ***** 1½111 10.5/20 86.00 >>Euwe,Max 0½0½½ 00100 0½½00 0½000 ***** 4.0/20 > >Thanks. So the five top fritz engines are closer together in strength than the >top grandmasters of 1948. > >Alois. The above crosstable was brought to you by ChessBase 7. It took SECONDS to extract. I am listening to Bach on Junior 5. My Fritz 5.32 is on the way. The top Fritz engines are EVEN CLOSER together than you think... Would any of our programming experts like to comment on the above results?...
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