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Subject: Crafty 19.08 SE "sd=3" vs CM Josh 6,7 & 8 - final results////

Author: Mike Byrne

Date: 22:15:09 12/28/03

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On December 28, 2003 at 21:04:33, Mike Byrne wrote:

>Crafty 19.08 SE "Woodpusher" vs CM9K "Josh , 7 yrs, 1365"
>
>1400 Secane, PA USA  2003
>
>                     1234567890
>1   Crafty 19.08 SE  110101½110  6.5/10
>2   The King ST      001010½001  3.5/10
>
>so after 30 games vs Josh at 6 yrs (1200), 7 yrs (1365) and 8 yrs (1600)years
>...woodpusher scored 55% for a perfomance rating of 1428.
>
>Woodpusher has limited extensions, off piece values and search depth =3 with no
>pondering.
>
>My next test is to have the same condtions with standard crafty piece values and
>standard extensions with the search depth (3)  and no pondering (like above).
>My guess is that will full extensions and standard piece values , search depth
>=3,and no pondering Crafty will play around 1600 (plus or minus 50 points).  I
>say this from amy personal experience, I'm rated around 1600 and when I play
>sd=3, I feel Crafty and I are about even.
>
>(Boy , does that make 1600 sound weak (sd=3) , but "it is what it is".)

final results
==============================================================
woodpusher  vs	....

CM_Name   rating   games    %      Perf rating
Josh 6    1200	   10	  80.00		1440
Josh 7    1365	   10	  65.00		1485
Hosh 8    1600	   10	  20.00		1360

total     1388     30	  55.00%	1428


==================================================================

Crafty 19.08 SE,standard, search depth=3 vs....

CM_Name   rating   games    %      Perf rating
Josh 6    1200	   10	  95.00		1560
Josh 7    1365	   10	  80.00		1605
Josh 8    1600	   10	  40.00		1520

total     1388     30	  71.67.%	1562


interesting to note that in both cases - "Josh 7" was easier relative to stated
rating and "Josh 8" was harder.





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