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Subject: Re: Summary of my 1183 Blitz games

Author: Paul Doire

Date: 08:19:01 01/20/04

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On January 20, 2004 at 11:02:58, Bob Durrett wrote:

>On January 19, 2004 at 19:42:21, Paul Doire wrote:
>
>>Games were played on either a 542 Celeron 128 RAM or a 450 PIII 256 Ram
>>Win 98SE, Chessbase Gui, 32 MB Ram, 3,4 some 5 man tablebases, Ponder off
>>All Games were 5 min Blitz.
>>Books used were: 2600.ctg,2700ctg,2700ArturoOchoactg,Fritz7.ctg,10moves.ctg
>>Some different parameters were used:
>>ChessTiger15 normal and gambit
>>Fritz was both 8008 and 80023
>>Shredder 7.04 was default and Haddad1.2DP5
>>The King was default and ran some games with no opk number
>>Those games were excluded from the count
>>
>>                        THE RANKINGS
>>1  Fritz 8                 60.1%             77.5/129
>>2  Shredder 7.04           58.1%               75/129
>>3  Deep Junior 8           54.3%               70/129
>>4  Deep Fritz 8            53.9%             69.5/129
>>5  Junior 8                50.8%             65.5/129
>>6  Hiarcs 9                50.4%               65/129
>>7  Chess Tiger 15          49.2%             63.5/129
>>8  Deep Fritz 7            48.8%              39.5/81
>>9  The King 3.23           46.5%                40/86
>>10 Ruffian 2.0             40.7%               46/113
>>
>>Based on these games I will conclude in my opinion that Shredder default
>>is stronger than Haddad1.2DP5 and that Chess tiger 15 is stronger as Gambit.
>>
>>This is by no means clear proof of anything except my willingness to play and
>>post the results of these games for your enjoyment.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Paul
>
>If I had played against those engines the results would have the same regardless
>of engine.  I would have lost 100% to all engines.  : )
>
>Bob D.

I, too, that is why they play and not I.:-)



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