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Subject: Fritz6a wins AMD-Tournament

Author: Heinz-Josef Schumacher

Date: 23:15:54 04/22/00


Fritz6a wins AMD-Tournament

1xAMD K6-3/400, max. 64 MB RAM Hash Tables, 2 GB Table Bases, big Liberies,
Autoplayer, without Permanent Brain, time controlls: 30 Moves  in 2 hours.
Operator: Heinz-Josef Schumacher, hjs@redseven.de

Programms:
Fritz 6 (a)          Powerbooks 2000                  64 MB Hash
Hiarcs 7.32        New General H7.32 Book     64 MB Hash
Junior 6 (a)        Junior Book                          64 MB Hash
Nimzo 7.32        Nimzo Book                         64 MB Hash + 11 MB
"N-Endgame-Tables"
Shredder 4         Shredder Book                      48 MB Hash + 16 MB
Assessment Tables
Tiger 12e           Main Opening Book              64 MB Hash

Results after  50. Rounds:
1.       Fritz 6a           29:21
2.-3.  Hiarcs 7.32     26½:23½
          Shredder 4      26½:23½
4.        Junior 6a        23:27
5.-6.   Nimzo 7.32     22½:27½
           Tiger 12e        22½:27½

Games        :    150 (finished)
White Wins   :     55 (36.7 %)
Black Wins   :     36 (24.0 %)
Draws        :        59 (39.3 %)
Unfinished   :      0

White Perf.  : 56.3 %
 Black Perf.  : 43.7 %


ELO-Stat.(many thanks to Frank Schubert for his great ELO-programm!):

Program                          Elo       +   -   Games   Score   Av.Op.  Draws
1 Fritz 6                        : 2747   91  74    50    58.0 %   2691
2 Hiarcs 7.32                    : 2717   98  69    50    53.0 %   2696
3 Shredder 4                     : 2717   98  69    50    53.0 %   2696
4 Junior 6.0                     : 2677   71  96    50    46.0 %   2705
5 Nimzo 7.32                     : 2671   63  95    50    45.0 %   2706
6 Tiger 12e                      : 2671   67  95    50    45.0 %   2706

Individual statistics:

(1) Fritz 6                   :  50 (+ 20,= 18,- 12), 58.0 %

Tiger 12e                     :  10 (+  5,=  2,-  3), 60.0 %
Hiarcs 7.32                   :  10 (+  3,=  4,-  3), 50.0 %
Shredder 4                    :  10 (+  5,=  3,-  2), 65.0 %
Junior 6.0                    :  10 (+  3,=  5,-  2), 55.0 %
Nimzo 7.32                    :  10 (+  4,=  4,-  2), 60.0 %


(2) Hiarcs 7.32               :  50 (+ 17,= 19,- 14), 53.0 %

Fritz 6                       :  10 (+  3,=  4,-  3), 50.0 %
Tiger 12e                     :  10 (+  5,=  3,-  2), 65.0 %
Shredder 4                    :  10 (+  4,=  4,-  2), 60.0 %
Junior 6.0                    :  10 (+  3,=  3,-  4), 45.0 %
Nimzo 7.32                    :  10 (+  2,=  5,-  3), 45.0 %


(3) Shredder 4                :  50 (+ 17,= 19,- 14), 53.0 %

Fritz 6                       :  10 (+  2,=  3,-  5), 35.0 %
Tiger 12e                     :  10 (+  5,=  4,-  1), 70.0 %
Hiarcs 7.32                   :  10 (+  2,=  4,-  4), 40.0 %
Junior 6.0                    :  10 (+  3,=  4,-  3), 50.0 %
Nimzo 7.32                    :  10 (+  5,=  4,-  1), 70.0 %


(4) Junior 6.0                :  50 (+ 14,= 18,- 18), 46.0 %

Fritz 6                       :  10 (+  2,=  5,-  3), 45.0 %
Tiger 12e                     :  10 (+  2,=  4,-  4), 40.0 %
Hiarcs 7.32                   :  10 (+  4,=  3,-  3), 55.0 %
Shredder 4                    :  10 (+  3,=  4,-  3), 50.0 %
Nimzo 7.32                    :  10 (+  3,=  2,-  5), 40.0 %


(5) Nimzo 7.32                :  50 (+ 11,= 23,- 16), 45.0 %

Fritz 6                       :  10 (+  2,=  4,-  4), 40.0 %
Tiger 12e                     :  10 (+  0,=  8,-  2), 40.0 %
Hiarcs 7.32                   :  10 (+  3,=  5,-  2), 55.0 %
Shredder 4                    :  10 (+  1,=  4,-  5), 30.0 %
Junior 6.0                    :  10 (+  5,=  2,-  3), 60.0 %


(6) Tiger 12e                 :  50 (+ 12,= 21,- 17), 45.0 %

Fritz 6                       :  10 (+  3,=  2,-  5), 40.0 %
Hiarcs 7.32                   :  10 (+  2,=  3,-  5), 35.0 %
Shredder 4                    :  10 (+  1,=  4,-  5), 30.0 %
Junior 6.0                    :  10 (+  4,=  4,-  2), 60.0 %
Nimzo 7.32                    :  10 (+  2,=  8,-  0), 60.0 %


Fritz 6a seems to be much better than the older version or Fritz 5.32 and is at
the moment the strongest program. Shredder 4 has the best GUI and plays a strong
and good Chess. The style of S4 is much better than the older S3, because it
plays much aggressiver. Hiarcs 7.32 is not yet an oldie and was the big surprise
at this tournament. Perhaps it plays much better at the K6-3 or were the great
results here only a random!? Junior 6a was the negative surprise; it seems to
play on longer time controlls much weaker as general except or plays it better
on Intel!? Nimzo 7.32 disapointed once more, but it is much stronger in endgames
than the older Nimzo 2000 or N99. Tiger 12e is a strong and impressive newcomer,
but with too little theory. The Opening Book is too small and the table bases
for the endgames are not supported.





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