Author: blass uri
Date: 08:52:42 11/07/98
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On November 07, 1998 at 09:13:02, Thorsten Czub wrote: > >Hi - i want to begin my christmas tournament this week-end. >So far the participants are the following, elo's from my summer-tournament >or latest ssdf-list. > > 1. HIARCS6 2555 ---- GB > 2. REBEL 10 2446 ---- NL > 3. JUNIOR5 JUN.CTG 2661 ---- IS > 4. CSTAL WIN95 2625 ---- GB > 5. THE KING 2.55 2468 ---- NL > 6. CHESS TIGER 11.7 2505 ---- F > 7. NIMZO98 PADERBORN 2582 ---- A > 8. CRAFTY 15.18 2455 ---- USA > 9. GANDALF3 2473 ---- DAN > >Mark Uniacke said he would let hiarcs7 beta participate as soon as possible. >Cstal is still a beta version. >ChessMaster was replaced by the normal TASCBASE the King since the new >chessmaster settings (pilz/faber) were not very effective and different in >results than default. >Tiger 11.7 is the much stronger and better child of 11.5 that participated >strong in my summer tournament. >I am not so sure when or if nimzo/shredder3/genius6 participate, depends if they >are ready and/or the programmers help me with beta-versions or when my >commercial order arrives soon enough. >Mchess8 is on the way to participate, will hopefully arrive soon enough. >Diep 1.60 wanted to participate but i was unable to install it so far for >whatever technical reasons. So - we are working. >40/120 is the time control, as in the summer-tournament. >I guess the level of this tournament is much higher than the summer-tournament. >So it will be very interesting. A selection out of the summer-tournament >participants = only the bests have the chance to participate here. >Fritz was unable to qualify for this tournament, sorry. maybe next time, when it >has more luck or is stronger. > > >Comments ? >Ideas ? >Critics ? 1)I think that the latest version of the king is king 2.61 chessmaster6000 is based on this engine. 2)I read in chessbase site that they sell Nimzo99 as an engine for fritz5 Uri
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