Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 02:25:04 01/09/01
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On January 08, 2001 at 20:44:55, Garry Evans wrote: >On January 08, 2001 at 19:45:19, Frederic Friedel wrote: > >>The Cadaqués tournament, named after a beautiful town in Spain, being played on >>a dual Pentium-III 933 MHz with 768 MB RAM. Time controls are 40 moves in 40 >>minutes, each participants plays 20 game matches against all other participants, >>for a total of 300 games. The rounds are reviewed by IM Hannu Wegner. You can >>follow the progress at: >> >>http://www.computerschach.de/tourn/index.htm >> >>This is the "Linares tournament" of computer chess, with the strongest programs >>in the world participating. >> >>Participants of the Cadaqués Tournament 2001: >> >>Deep Fritz >>Gambit Tiger >>Gandalf 4.32g >>Junior 6a >>Nimzo 8 >>Shredder 5 > > I don't get it? Why not century 3, Because the programmer claims it has autoplayer problems. > ChessTiger 13, Because I enter Gambit Tiger. Christophe himself doesn't know which one is stronger, Gambit or Tiger 13, and neither do I. But I am more interested in watching Gambit in action, probably for the same reasons Christophe had to enter Gambit instead of Tiger in the Dutch open. And finally I didn't want to enter two engines from the same programmer, for instance Deep Fritz and Fritz 6b. > CM8000? The patch is not available yet and I understand that time controls don't work as they should. I'm leaving town right now and I won't be back until Friday. Enrique >, This tournament is >meaningless unless these three Very strong programs are included. Certainly it >is not qualified to be called the "linares" of computer chess.
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