Author: Johan Havegheer
Date: 08:23:30 07/19/02
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On July 19, 2002 at 08:29:24, pavel wrote: >On July 19, 2002 at 08:08:52, Johan Havegheer wrote: > >>Hello, >> >>JH-2 Summer tournement just finished. >>AMD Xp1500+ ,40moves/ 40minutes, Arena GUI 0.79 (0.80 last match) >>3,4 and 5-men TB's >> >> >><pre> >>Summer Tournement 2002 : 1st Division >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >>1 AnMon 5.21 UCI **** ½010 1001 1½½1 0111 0110 1111 010½ 17.0/28 >>2 SOS_Arena ½101 **** 10½0 0½0½ 1110 1100 11½0 11½1 16.0/28 211.00 >>3 Amyan 1.531 0110 01½1 **** ½00½ 1100 1½½1 0½10 1111 16.0/28 210.00 >>4 Comet B.46 0½½0 1½1½ ½11½ **** 1½00 0½½1 0½½1 ½110 15.0/28 >>5 Gromit 3.8.2 1000 0001 0011 0½11 **** 1½1½ 1½0½ 1½01 14.0/28 >>6 leila_053h 1001 0011 0½½0 1½½0 0½0½ **** ½10½ ½1½1 13.0/28 >>7 Lambchop 10.88 0000 00½1 1½01 1½½0 0½1½ ½01½ **** 10½½ 12.0/28 >>8 Delfi 3.1 101½ 00½0 0000 ½001 0½10 ½0½0 01½½ **** 9.0/28 >></pre> >> >>It was really a very close combat (only Delfi was a little too weak) >>Anmon just did what Frank asked for , winning the tournement. >>Anmon and SOS Arena are playing in the Premier league >>All games are available on request (pgn or cbh-format) >> >>I will start a new tournement called the Premier League. >>Participants are : >>1 Gandalf 5.1 >>2 Nimzo 2000b >>3 Crafty 18.15 >>4 Pharaon 2.62 UCI >>5 Little Goliath 2000 V3.6 UCI >>6 Nejmet 3.05 UCI >>7 Yace 0.99.56 UCI >>8 Quark 1.76a Beta >> >>Best Regards >>Johan Havegheer > > >Interesting Tournament. >Anmon and SOS IMO are some of the most "unpredictable programs". > >It will be interesting for me to know how Quark does in your next tournament. >I haven't used the latest version, but it seems to be very impesive in Leo's >tournament. > >This engine got my attention since CCT4. > >keep updating. > >cheers, >pavs > >ps, you didn't mention about pondering, I am guessing it was off? >(my private tournament also has ponder=off due to single processor) Yes, 1 processor Ponder=Off.
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