Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 02:59:39 07/11/00
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On July 11, 2000 at 04:42:49, Jason Williamson wrote: >I liked Dan's Crown tournament idea so I decided to do one like his, but err, >not as calibrated. :) > >Heres the line up: > >Group A > >1. Crafty 2542 >2. Lg2000 2.8 2481 >3. Yace 2467 >4. Anmon 2443 >5. Sos 2435 >6. Comet 2420 > >In this group, I expect crafty to win. Yace's rating is based only on the >recent yace versus the world tourney that got put on Frank's chess page. I agree, Crafty is the favourite. Thereafter it's going to be close. > >Group B > >1. Amy 2415 >2. TCB 2413 >3. Phalanx 2397 >4. Gromit 2392 >5. Bionic 2358 >6. Bringer 2325 > >This group is a tough call. I will go with Gromit. I'll go with TCB or Phalanx. Just a single question. What books are Amy and Yace using? >Group C > >1. ZChess 2321 >2. EXChess 2297 >3. Arasan 2284 >4. GnuChess 2272 >5. Lamb Chop 2268 >6. Ant 2258 > >I am gonna go with ExChess here. :) I assume it's ZChess 1.20 you're using, but I think it's strong enough to win this group. >Group D > >1. KnightX 2234 >2. InmiChess 2217 >3. Monik 2201 >4. Olithink 2197 >5. Dragon 2171 >6. LBD 2170 > >My pick: KnightX I'll put my money on InmiChess. Olithink will cause you problems. Use GLC instead, which is stronger. Monik looks somewhat overrated and should probably be swapped with either Cilian or Fortress. >Group E > >1. Skaki 2158 >2. Tristram 2149 >3. Cilian 2146 >4. Fortress 2145 >5. SSEChess 2139 >6. ColChess 2119 I would dump Skaki and Tristram and go with newer engines like Bastia, Mint, Crux or Faile. >Another close group, could be anyone of these engines. > >I may have a few more groups of 6 with some of the weaker engines as well. All >these games will be 10x round robin, at 20 minutes with a 5 second increment. > >Yace is playing its first match against Anmon as I type this. Games will be >posted as they come in. Good luck. Best wishes... Mogens
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