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Subject: Re: Rook ending tourney

Author: Sune Larsson

Date: 15:35:08 08/22/02

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On August 22, 2002 at 18:22:36, John Merlino wrote:

>On August 22, 2002 at 17:01:59, Sune Larsson wrote:
>
>>On August 22, 2002 at 16:43:46, Georg v. Zimmermann wrote:
>>
>>>maybe :                        Almost there... Correct should be:
>>>
>>>>> 1. Fritz 7                  1. Fritz 7            6.5/10   [3-7-0]
>>>>> 2. Chess Tiger 14           2. Chess Tiger 14     6.0/10   [2-8-0]
>>>>> 3. Shredder PB              3. Junior 7           5.5/10   [3-5-2]
>>>>> 4. Junior 7                 4. Shredder PB        4.5/10   [1-7-2]
>>>>> 5. Yace                     5. Yace               4.5/10   [2-5-3]
>>>>> 6. Aristarch                6. Aristarch          3.0/10   [1-4-5]
>>
>>
>>>
>>>I dont know these engines well :). Very interesting eperiment. How many games
>>>did *black* win ?
>>
>>
>> Black won 2 games from this position and white 10.  18 were draws.
>> Fritz and Tiger were not even close to losing one single game. They
>> avoided several possible rook tradings. Junior, on the other hand, could
>> easily have lost another one. All the programs placed 3-6 changed rooks
>> just to find themselves lost in the pawn ending. I'll be back with some
>> test positions from this tourney.
>>
>> Sune
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Here's my guess:          Close, but Shredder was not the 2nd solid one!
>>>>>
>>>>> 1. Fritz 7               1. Fritz 7          6.5/10
>>>>> 2. Shredder PB
>>>>> 3. Junior 7              3. Junior 7         5.5/10
>>>>> 4. Chess Tiger 14
>>>>> 5. Yace                  5. Yace             4.5/10
>>>>> 6. Aristarch             6. Aristarch        3.0/10
>
>Hey! I got 3rd place correct also!! :-)
>
>jm


 Oh yes you did! Too many rook tradings up here...;-) Then we'll have
 to change your "close" to *very* close...



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