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Subject: Re: Battle of the Crowns -- starts tonight! Here are the starting lineups:

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 09:21:51 07/01/00

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On July 01, 2000 at 10:38:02, Jon Dart wrote:

>On July 01, 2000 at 00:53:51, Pete Galati wrote:
>
>>>Three Crown division:
>>>Program         Elo    +   -   Games   Score   Av.Op.  Draws
>>>--------------  ----  --- ---  -----   ------  -----  -------
>>>ArasanX       : 2285   37  31   344    51.5 %   2275   20.3 %
>>>LambChop      : 2277   41  34   291    38.3 %   2360   19.6 %
>>>GnuChess4     : 2255   65  67    99    46.5 %   2280   14.1 %
>>>Ant           : 2253   31  28   464    52.9 %   2233   19.2 %
>>>InmiChess3    : 2237   41  46   215    47.7 %   2253   17.2 %
>>>ExChess3      : 2225   26  28   564    56.5 %   2180   15.4 %
>>>Knightx       : 2205   50  48   174    43.1 %   2253   17.2 %
>>>Dragon        : 2163   59  36   212    30.0 %   2310   15.6 %
>>>GnuChess5     : 2154   50  66   130    64.2 %   2052   16.2 %
>>>Fortress      : 2143   67  68    92    56.0 %   2101   16.3 %
>>>LDBlanche     : 2122   55  42   176    35.2 %   2228   19.3 %
>>>Amyan         : 2084   50  55   166    55.7 %   2044    7.8 %
>>>
>>>My predicted winner: ArasanX
>>>My predicted sleepers: Gnuchess5 (calibrated with the wrong version -- MUCH
>>>stronger than the numbers indicate) InmiChess & ExChess are also strong.
>>
>>I think Lamb Chop is the most dangerous program in this group.
>>
>
>LambChop is a respectable program. However I assume the version in
>this tourney is the one that's been available for public download. The
>version playing on ICC is stronger but I don't think it's public.

I agree with your assessment.  Furthermore, most of the calibration games from
ArasanX were using 5.3.  If 5.4 is stronger (and it looks to me like it is) then
the rating is higher than indicated.



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