Author: Amir Ban
Date: 04:59:16 08/06/98
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On August 06, 1998 at 06:28:16, Mark Loftus wrote: >>aics% best c >> >>Standard Blitz Bullet >>2692 Ferret(C) 3125 Leon(GM) 2992 YucoII(C) >>2624 Lynnett(C) 3023 Vagr(GM) 2985 Ferret(C) >>2610 singacrafty(C) 2990 Sammour 2976 crafty(C) >>2587 matemastr(C) 2978 ban(C) 2911 Hawkeye(IM) >>2585 dustbin(C) 2955 Hawkeye(IM) 2911 WchessX(C) >>2556 Netsurfer(C) 2954 Thoth(C) 2894 Thoth(C) >>2552 YucoII(C) 2947 Relange(IM) 2892 singacrafty(C) >>2551 crafty(C) 2910 Wannabee 2873 ZarkovX(C) >>2551 Handle2(C) 2906 Dlugy(GM) 2824 BLITZMASTE(FM) >>2541 Bernhard 2902 sportsfreu(IM) 2819 K6-Krafty(C) >>2538 OzsO(C) 2892 bani(IM) 2816 Fitter(C) >>2532 Rumpole(FM) 2872 Lonnie(C) 2800 Dlugy(GM) >>2522 ban(C) 2867 Igrok(GM) 2757 Allanon(C) >>2517 BlackDragon(C) 2866 YucoII(C) 2731 Netsurfer(C) >>2517 KillerGrob(C) 2858 garompon(GM) 2730 KillerGrob(C) >>2508 Good-Boy(C) 2853 Lynnett(C) 2716 counterplay(C) >>2504 duckbreath(C) 2846 Mink(C) 2708 Flamer2(C) >>2501 ajax1(C) 2842 crafty(C) 2701 sm >>2500 Chariot 2840 Thingol(C) 2694 HarZvi(GM) >>2500 DeeperBlue(C) 2836 Serper(GM) 2670 XFiles(C) >>2500 JPCrafty(C) 2830 vazquez(IM) 2668 jcking >>2499 chessidea(C) 2829 Good-Boy(C) 2665 ZK >> >Is there a way of finding out what program some of these above names represent? >Like Lynett, Yuco II, Matemaster, Thoth, etc. > >Thanks, > >Mark Loftus > Lynnett won't tell, but he is Fritz5 for sure. So is Netsurfer. YucoII, matemastr, XFiles and Thoth are crafties. Thoth is a P2/400 at least. Mink is Ferret. dustbin is Moritz Berger playing with any engine he feels like, usually Rebel9. Lonnie does the same, and likes Fritz5 and Junior46. So does Thingol, and his favorite is CM5500. Ozso is CM5500. Good-boy is interesting. It's a 3-hirn collaboration of Wchess and Mchess (why he didn't call it WMchess is beyond me). When in doubt, assume it's a crafty. If it noplays other computers, you can be sure. Amir
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