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Subject: Re: Blitz Tourney 5/3 40 rounds Update

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 07:48:03 11/01/00

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On November 01, 2000 at 07:04:12, Jouni Uski wrote:

>On November 01, 2000 at 06:56:27, Chessfun wrote:
>
>>Current completed match scores;
>>Gambit 1.0    +13 -11  =16
>>Fritz 6a      +11 -13  =16
>>
>>Tiger 13.0    +14 -11  =15
>>Fritz 6a      +11 -14  =15
>>
>>Tiger 13.0    +20  -7  =13
>>Hiarcs 7.32    +7 -20  =13
>>
>>Gambit 1.0    +17  -7  =16
>>Hiarcs 7.32    +7 -17  =16
>>
>>Fritz 6a      +18 -10  =12
>>Hiarcs 7.32   +10 -18  =12
>>
>>Gambit 1.0    +12  -8  =20
>>Tiger 13.0     +8 -12  =20
>>
>>Tiger 13.0    +20 -11  =9
>>Junior 6a     +11 -20  =9
>>
>>Gambit 1.0    +18 -14  =8
>>Junior 6a     +14 -18  =8
>>
>>Junior 6a     +10 -20  =10
>>Fritz 6a      +20 -10  =10
>>
>>Junior 6a     +11 -17  =12
>>Hiarcs 7.32   +17 -11  =12
>>
>>Gambit 1.0    +16 -10  =14
>>Shredder 4.0  +10 -16  =14
>>
>>Tiger 13.0    +16 -10  =14
>>Shredder 4.0  +10 -16  =14
>>
>>Fritz 6a      +22 -10  =8
>>Shredder 4.0  +10 -22  =8
>>
>>Hiarcs 7.32   +13 -13  =14
>>Shredder 4.0  +13 -13  =14
>>
>>Junior 6a     +14  -9  =17
>>Shredder 4.0   +9 -14  =17
>>
>>Next;
>>Gandalf 432f
>>Tiger 13.0
>>
>>This match won't start till tonight as I have to set Gandalf
>>up in winboard and haven't tried it yet.
>>
>>Current
>>Tiger 13.0      113.5/200
>>Gambit 1.0      113.0/200
>>Fritz 6a        112.5/200
>
>I have got impression, that Tiger/Gambit are superior to Fritz6a. But this
>isn't indicating it at all.
>
>Jouni

These results sugesst that tiger is superior by 3 elo.

I also read at the rebel site that they claim that the new tiger is 50-70 elo
stronger than the previous tiger and it does not suggest a big difference
between tiger and Fritz6a.

I do not remember the exact difference in rating between tiger12 and Fritz6a but
50-70 elo is close to the truth.

Uri



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