Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 10:27:41 06/24/00
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On June 24, 2000 at 13:00:24, Tomas Casanovas Martinez wrote: >On June 24, 2000 at 09:27:37, Djordje Vidanovic wrote: > >>I have been saying that the only "free" program that can match if not surpass >>Crafty in strength is most probably Rudolf Huber's SOS. Having found a spot of >>free time I decided to try these two out. Conditions for the first match: my >>dual PII-400 running under Win 2000, ponder on, Junior 6 GUI, General.ctg, >>tablebases, game in 20, sudden death, twenty games altogether. Versions: Crafty >>17.11 and SOS 3/2000. Result: 13-7 for SOS! >> >>PII, Blitz:20' 2000 >> >> 12345678901234567890 >>1 SOS 1010½1111½½0111½½½10 13.0/20 >>2 Crafty 17.11 0101½0000½½1000½½½01 7.0/20 >> >> >>Second match: the same as above, except for the time controls: this time it was >>only blitz (game in 5), thirty two games. Result: 21-11 for SOS! >> >>PII, Blitz:5' 2000 >> >> 12345678901234567890123456789012 >>1 SOS 11110½½0½111½1½1½101011½11000½11 21.0/32 >>2 Crafty 17.11 00001½½1½000½0½0½010100½00111½00 11.0/32 >> >> >>These results should be good pointers -- SOS seemst to be stronger than Crafty, >>perhaps at tournament time controls! I can hardly wait for the SSDF to start >>testing SOS :) >> >> >>*** Djordje > >Djordge, > >These results are not at all a surprise for me. If you have read my previous >posts about testing SOS you will have observed that this program (3/2000) is >able to destroy Fritz6a +3 =1 -0 , that is 3,5-0,5 (!!) in long 'almost >tournament time' games. I think that that this SOS is currently one of the top >programmes in the world, including all the commercials. Perhaps the problem is >that is has been almost unkonwn being one of the 'Young Talents'... ;-) > >Regards, > >Tom. If that is the case can you take the time and test SOS vs Fritz 6a in a mini match of 30 games in G/60 and post the result to us in 3 days. Pichard.
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