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Subject: Re: use a book! this is meaningless (NT)

Author: Joshua Haglund

Date: 14:13:19 12/29/02

On December 29, 2002 at 14:07:14, Lieven Clarisse wrote:

>I disagree, testing without an opening book is a good test for chess engines!
>
>lieven.

Disagree...

I believe there should be a rating list for all the programs without a book; 100
rounds bullet, blitz, and standard time controls.

Then we'll find the best engine I believe. If it can find the best move in an
unorthadox opening A00, B00, C00, D00 E00... it should find the best moves for a
program with a book. I think chess tiger 15 is the new king of the mountain.

For now... ;)

Joshua
toneewa@yahoo.com

Re: use a book! this is a great idea ! Jorge Pichard 14:48:59 12/29/02
- Re: Without a book and with their own book, this is a great idea ! Jorge Pichard 14:51:06 12/29/02
  - I must say i disagree! No opening's.... itsNOT chess! robert flesher 21:18:30 12/29/02
    - Re: I must say i disagree! No opening's.... itsNOT chess! Terry McCracken 01:03:58 12/30/02
      - Re: I must say i disagree! No opening's.... itsNOT chess! Uri Blass 01:17:27 12/30/02
        
        Re: I must say i disagree! No opening's.... itsNOT chess! Terry McCracken 21:07:49 12/30/02
  - Re: Without a book and with their own book, this is a great idea ! Drexel,Michael 16:04:47 12/29/02
    - Re: Without a book and with their own book, this is a great idea ! Uri Blass 16:30:00 12/29/02
      - Re: Without a book and with their own book, this is a great idea ! Drexel,Michael 16:59:28 12/29/02
        
        Re: Without a book and with their own book, this is a great idea ! Uri Blass 17:27:16 12/29/02
        
        Re: Without a book and with their own book, this is a great idea ! Drexel,Michael 17:44:39 12/29/02
        
        Re: Without a book and with their own book, this is a great idea ! Uri Blass 21:29:32 12/29/02

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