Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 11:36:23 10/17/03
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On October 17, 2003 at 13:38:17, Pierre Chevalier wrote:
>On October 17, 2003 at 13:13:02, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>
>>Standing after round 2.7 (56 games 1.e4) and games
>>download at our homepage http://www.utzingerkurt.com
>This series is the important one because every computer
>should always open with 1 e4. Shredder is the strongest.
>The remaining series are less important.
I am not sure about that. Why should the other pre-set
opening be of less importance? The engines should also
prove how to play in closed and half-closed positions.
Kurt
>>The first serie with the 1.e4-opening is thus finished
>>and we have now started the second serie with 1.d4
>>
>>NBE 2003
>> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
>>1 Shredder 7.04 ** 11 10 10 ½0 01 11 1½ 9.0/14 61.25
>>2 TK 3.23 SKR 00 ** ½1 1½ 1½ 10 11 ½1 9.0/14 57.00
>>3 Junior 8 01 ½0 ** ½1 ½0 10 10 11 7.5/14
>>4 Chess Tiger 15 01 0½ ½0 ** ½1 1½ 10 01 7.0/14
>>5 Hiarcs 9 ½1 0½ ½1 ½0 ** ½1 0½ ½0 6.5/14 47.75
>>6 Rebel 12 10 01 01 0½ ½0 ** 01 ½1 6.5/14 44.75
>>7 Fritz 8 00 00 01 01 1½ 10 ** 11 6.5/14 38.75
>>8 List 504 0½ ½0 00 10 ½1 ½0 00 ** 4.0/14
>>
>>
>>NBE 2003 Tournament
>>Athlon 1.3/256 MB, time control: 120'/60 + 60'/30 + 30',
>>ponder=off, no books, no EGTB, learn files deleted before
>>each game, 64 MB hash for each engine, Fritz8-GUI,
>>we use the following pre-set start positions for the games
>>1.e4 / 1.d4 / 1.c4 / 1.g3 / 1.f4 , so each engine 10 games
>>against all other programs = total 70 games/engine, total 280 games,
>>Tester: Kurt Utzinger und Rolf Bühler, Switzerland
>>
>>We have started a new tournament. The main purpose is
>>to see how the engines play without opening books,
>>without learning and without endgame tablebases. The
>>games start with five pre-set positions without 1.Nf3
>>to avoid possible doubles.
>>
>>Participants:
>>Chess Tiger 15 (CB normal), Fritz 8.0.0.26, Hiarcs 9,
>>Junior 8, List 504, Rebel 12 UCI, Shredder 7.04, The King 3.23 SKR
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