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Subject: Re: Which are the best five Free chess Programms?

Author: Kai Skibbe

Date: 02:36:06 09/03/99

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On September 03, 1999 at 05:04:53, Frank Schneider wrote:

>There were some winboard-tournaments by Frank Quisinky, Kai Skibbe
>and Christian Koch. The top 5 freely available engines in the most
>recent tournament were:
>
>Crafty 16.11-16.15
>Little Goliath 2000 beta
>Comet B04-B05
>AnMon 4.26-4.27
>Patzer 3.0

Patzer isn´t freely available, so No. 5 of the freely available list should be
Phalanx 21.


Kai


>
>(see http://members.xoom.com/VolkerPi/schach/turniere/wbtur5.htm
> for a complete table)
>Bionic didn't participate, because it is a Crafty-clone.
>TCB didn't participate, but IMO it is very strong, especially at blitz.
>
>You find the SKQ ELO-ratinglist here:
>http://members.xoom.com/VolkerPi/schach/ratinglist.htm
>
>Frank

• Re: Kai are you sure Lgoliath2000 beta is freely available? Côme 13:37:04 09/03/99
  • Re: Kai are you sure Lgoliath2000 beta is freely available? Kai Skibbe 21:57:59 09/05/99
  • Re: Kai are you sure Lgoliath2000 beta is freely available? Pete Galati 14:49:00 09/03/99
    • Re: Kai are you sure Lgoliath2000 beta is freely available? Côme 15:04:22 09/03/99
      • Re: Kai are you sure Lgoliath2000 beta is freely available? Dann Corbit 15:35:05 09/03/99
        • Re:Sorry Daan Côme 15:47:36 09/03/99
          • Re:Sorry Daan Dann Corbit 17:04:21 09/03/99
    • Re: Kai are you sure Lgoliath2000 beta is freely available? Mogens Larsen 15:01:02 09/03/99

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