Author: Anthony Cozzie
Date: 07:04:06 01/30/04
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On January 30, 2004 at 09:47:34, Uri Blass wrote:
>On January 30, 2004 at 09:04:27, Anthony Cozzie wrote:
>
>>On January 30, 2004 at 02:14:05, Nolan Denson wrote:
>>
>>>Guys i need to let you all know there is a new King on the horizon. I have
>>>never seen a program play so well. I was playing on ICC with a version of
>>>Pepito .. Its was basically beating almost all the programs it faced until i
>>>played against a program called SlowChess. This program easily beat Pepito 3
>>>games in a row. But you may be saying to yourself but Pepito isn't very strong
>>>... well up until that point it was beating a few of the commercial programs ...
>>>so i decided .. to go get this slowchess program .. i loaded it up and Wow .. it
>>>is super super strong. SlowChess is being played by Deuteronomy
>>>
>>>Check out the Game Below .. you will see the power of this Program. I have never
>>>seen a program play so well.
>>>
>>>Dhaka (2666) vs. DEUTERONOMY (2622) --- 2004.01.30 01:49:30
>>>Rated Blitz match, initial time: 5 minutes, increment: 5 seconds
>>>
>>> 1. e4 (0:00) e5 (0:00)
>>> 2. Nc3 (0:00) Nf6 (0:00)
>>> 3. Nf3 (0:00) Nc6 (0:00)
>>> 4. d4 (0:00) exd4 (0:00)
>>> 5. Nd5 (0:00) Nxe4 (0:13)
>>> 6. Bc4 (0:00) Bb4+ (0:13)
>>> 7. c3 (0:00) dxc3 (0:13)
>>> 8. O-O (0:00) O-O (0:13)
>>> 9. Qb3 (0:00) cxb2 (0:09)
>>> 10. Bxb2 (0:00) Ba5 (0:13)
>>> 11. Qc2 (0:00) Nc5 (0:13)
>>> 12. Nf4 (0:42) d6 (0:00)
>>> 13. h4 (0:31) Ne7 (0:00)
>>> 14. Nh5 (0:13) Bf5 (0:00)
>>> 15. Qc1 (0:21) b5 (0:12)
>>> 16. Bxg7 (0:06) bxc4 (0:06)
>>> 17. Qh6 (0:05) f6 (0:07)
>>> 18. Nxf6+ (0:11) Rxf6 (0:01)
>>> 19. Bxf6 (0:15) Ne6 (0:00)
>>> 20. g4 (0:16) Bd3 (0:00)
>>> 21. Ng5 (0:48) Qf8 (0:00)
>>> 22. Qxf8+ (0:14) Nxf8 (0:00)
>>> 23. Bxe7 (0:09) Ng6 (0:04)
>>> 24. Bf6 (0:10) Rf8 (0:04)
>>> 25. Bb2 (0:05) c3 (0:10)
>>> 26. Ba3 (0:04) Bxf1 (0:14)
>>> 27. Rxf1 (0:00) Rf4 (0:14)
>>> 28. f3 (0:14) Ra4 (0:00)
>>> 29. Bc1 (0:10) Rxa2 (0:05)
>>> 30. Ne4 (0:08) Nxh4 (0:12)
>>> 31. Bg5 (0:02) Ng6 (0:08)
>>> 32. Kh1 (0:02) c2 (0:07)
>>> 33. Ng3 (0:08) Ne5 (0:10)
>>> 34. Ne2 (0:04) d5 (0:06)
>>> 35. Bf6 (0:21) Nd3 (0:09)
>>> 36. Bg5 (0:43) Rb2 (0:00)
>>> 37. Nd4 (0:10) Bb6 (0:10)
>>> 38. Ne2 (0:01) Nf2+ (0:09)
>>> 39. Kg2 (0:02) c1=N (0:10)
>>> 40. Rxc1 (0:12) Rxe2 (0:10)
>>> 41. Kf1 (0:01) Rb2 (0:09)
>>> 42. Re1 (0:07) h5 (0:03)
>>> 43. Re8+ (0:06) Kf7 (0:04)
>>> 44. Re7+ (0:05) Kg6 (0:05)
>>> 45. Bf4 (0:09) hxg4 (0:11)
>>> 46. fxg4 (0:07) d4 (0:03)
>>> 47. Re6+ (0:27) Kf7 (0:00)
>>> 48. Re2 (0:06) Rxe2 (0:05)
>>> 49. Kxe2 (0:32) Nxg4 (0:00)
>>> 50. Bd2 (0:07) c5 (0:11)
>>> 51. Kd3 (0:00) Ke6 (0:11)
>>> 52. Be1 (0:25)
>>> {White resigns} 0-1
>>>Statistics for SlowChess2(C) On for: 2:07 Idle: 10
>>>
>>> rating [need] win loss draw total best
>>>Bullet 2584 498 78 58 634 2711 (24-Jan-2004)
>>>Blitz 2719 734 164 114 1012 2832 (11-Jan-2004)
>>>Standard 2536 560 208 149 917 2576 (13-Jan-2004)
>>>
>>> 1: Hardware: Athlon 64 FX 96 MB Hash
>>> 2: Software: SlowChess v2.89b
>>> 3:
>>> 4: CPU is also used to run other programs at the same time.
>>> 5: http://www.3dkingdoms.com/chess/slow.htm
>>> 6: Every once in a while accepts or offers draws in the endgame.
>>> 7: I'd like to thank titled players for playing SlowChess.
>>>
>>> Email : ogre@3dkingdoms.com
>>
>>I've also noticed that Slowchess is pretty strong.
>>
>>Slowchess is what you get when you combine large spatial control terms, pretty
>>good kingsafety, and lot of extensions. Sort of like Chessmaster, I think.
>>
>>anthony
>
>As far as I know slowchess is a fast searcher.
>The name is only that it was originally slow.
>
>It is not something like chessmaster.
>
>Uri
Does Chessmaster have large spatial control terms? Yes.
Does Chessmaster have good kingsafety? Yes.
Does Chessmaster have a lot of extensions? Yes.
I don't think I mentioned nps.
anthony
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