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Subject: Re: Which chess program wins the gold?

Author: Pete Galati

Date: 11:08:33 07/24/00

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On July 24, 2000 at 13:51:48, Dann Corbit wrote:

>On July 24, 2000 at 13:07:19, Daniel Chancey wrote:
>
>>If there was a computer chess tournament in the olympics, who would get the
>>gold, silver, or bronze?
>>
>>How would CMKing fare against Yace, RebelTiger and Fritz?
>
>If it were a single match (like an Olympic event -- no second chances) any of
>them might win.
>
>Chessmaster is among the strongest chess engines, as are Rebel Tiger and Fritz.
>Yace is probably not quite as strong as those, but in a one match event anything
>can happen.

And not meaning to be picky (never mind, yes I do) but isn't the Olympics for
amatuers?  So wouldn't Yace be the only one among those to qualify?

I don't want to say you're running an Olympics at the moment, but that's what it
appears to be to me.

Pete

• Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Dann Corbit 12:00:31 07/24/00
  • Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Jeroen van Dorp 14:46:58 07/24/00
    • Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Alain Lyrette 18:39:34 07/24/00
      • Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Pete Galati 18:53:44 07/24/00
        • Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Daniel Chancey 19:30:28 07/24/00
  • Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Imran Hendley 13:22:22 07/24/00
    • Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Dann Corbit 13:28:01 07/24/00
• Re: Which chess program wins the gold? blass uri 11:25:47 07/24/00
  • Re: Which chess program wins the gold? Pete Galati 11:30:28 07/24/00

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