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Subject: Programs vs. the "Web", any statistics available?

Author: James Robertson

Date: 12:20:05 03/30/01

I've noticed that a lot of programs are now battling the web. Does anybody know
how many people are actually voting though? Gambit Tiger, for instance, only has
the percentages, and not the actual numbers of voters.

Out of curiosity, are these programs actually playing the "Web" or are they in
reality just playing a few dozen chess freaks from this site? Does anybody know
how many voters (even a very rough average will be interesting) there are for
the games Deep Fritz, Deep Shredder, and Gambit Tiger vs. the web?

I'm hoping the numbers are not too low. The fact that Deep Shredder's game was
advertized on kasparovchess.com and TWIC is really good. Maybe this will attract
substantially more people.

James

• Re: Deep Shredder vs. The World information ... Frank Quisinsky 13:42:18 03/30/01
• Re: Programs vs. the "Web", any statistics available? Dann Corbit 13:07:31 03/30/01
  • Re: Programs vs. the "Web", any statistics available? Uri Blass 20:52:15 03/30/01
  • Re: Programs vs. the "Web", any statistics available? Brian Kostick 13:55:02 03/30/01
    • Re: Programs vs. the "Web", any statistics available? Dann Corbit 14:35:06 03/30/01
      • Re: Programs vs. the "Web", any statistics available? Frank Quisinsky 15:23:54 03/30/01
        • Re: Programs vs. the "Web", any statistics available? Dann Corbit 16:38:31 03/30/01

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