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Subject: Re: Junior 7 drawing percentage

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 05:03:23 08/19/01

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On August 19, 2001 at 01:36:56, Chessfun wrote:

>On August 18, 2001 at 19:31:45, James T. Walker wrote:
>
>>I just checked my database of games played on auto232 for draw percentage of
>>some programs.  The reason I did this is because I noticed that Junior 7 seemed
>>to draw less than normal.  Here is what I found:
>>
>>Program        		Drawing %
>>Junior 7		20.6%
>>Gambit Tiger 2.0	40.36%
>>Chess Tiger 14.0	37.16%
>>Hiarcs 7.32		34.18%
>>Junior 6.0		32.93%
>>Fritz 6e		34.46%
>>
>>Quite a contrast between Junior 7 & Gambit Tiger 2.0.  All games were played on
>>Athlon 900 TB's using auto232 and include Blitz/Active/Standard time controls.
>>Has anyone else noticed this about Junior 7 ?   I would be interested in
>>theories.
>>Jim
>
>
>From my current list;
>
>Program                Elo    +   -   Games   Score   Av.Op.  Draws
>  1 theking  (CMFun) : 2641   75  55    76    55.9 %   2599   40.8 %
>  2 Gambit Tiger 2.0 : 2639   25  22   559    60.4 %   2566   40.3 %
>  3 Deep Fritz       : 2632   30  26   420    58.0 %   2576   34.0 %
>  4 Chess Tiger 14.0 : 2628   28  23   457    58.1 %   2571   42.2 %
>  5 Junior 7         : 2609   46  37   216    51.9 %   2596   26.9 %
>
>Although 6% higher than yours clearly it's a lot lower than most
>other top programs. Junior 7 plays very active, aggressive chess.
>
>Sarah.

Junior7 is also leading in avoiding draws in the ametuers against professionals
tournament

see http://www.amateurschach.de/schach/cbase/statistiken.htm

The results suggest that the good professionals can be sure of winning a
tournament against the amaturs and the weak professionals (professionals that
are sold only as part of the young talents) if the tournament contains hundreds
of games.

The first 7 place are catched by the good professional.

Uri



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