Author: Harald Faber
Date: 00:49:28 03/21/04
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On March 20, 2004 at 16:40:26, Dann Corbit wrote: >On March 20, 2004 at 16:36:11, Harald Faber wrote: > >>Hi, >>results from the final round in Bernburg: >> >>Shredder 8 - Hans Tauber Advanced Nimzo 8 1/2 >>DeepShredder 8 - DeepFritz 8 1/2 >>Chessmaster 9000 - Fritz 8 1/2 >>Triple Brain Shredder7.04 / Ruffian - Rebel 12 DOS 1/2 >>Chessmaster 6000 - List 5.12 0-1 >>ChessTiger 15 - Ruffian 1.0.1 1/2 >>Junior 8 - Hiarcs 9 1/2 >> >>final standing: >>1. Shredder 8 K.Bauermeister 7.0 44.0 33.75 >>2. Deep Shredder 8 L.Bauer 5.5 45.0 27.00 >>3. Triple Brain T.Klaustermeyer 5.0 44.0 23.75 >>4. Fritz 8 D.Friedrich 5.0 44.0 22.00 >>5. List 5.12 M.Baron 5.0 41.5 19.00 >>6. Rebel 12 DOS K.Fuhrwerk 5.0 40.5 20.25 >>7. Ch.-Master 9000 K.Fuhrwerk 5.0 40.0 19.75 >>8. Deep Fritz 8 E.Günes 5.0 39.0 20.00 >>9. Tauber / Nimzo 8 5.0 39.0 19.00 >>10.Hiarcs 9 J.Heerklotz 4.0 37.0 14.00 >>11.Chesstiger 15.0 A.Gruber 4.0 37.0 13.00 >>12.Ruffian 1.01 P.Mielke 3.5 39.0 14.75 >>13.Junior 8 K.Rosenheim 2.5 38.0 7.00 >>14.Ch.-Master 6000 R.Riegler 1.5 39.0 6.75 >> >>Shredder 8 wins with 1.5 pts ahead of the "brother" DeepShredder, followed, >>another 0.5 pts behind, by 7 participants who are only seperated by Buchholz, >>Sonneborn-Berger etc. > >1. What is the time control for this match? This match was a tournament. ;-) 3 hours per game per player. Operator decides how to use, e.g. g/180 oder 40/120+60 etc. >2. What is "Triple Brain"? A special engine in Shredder classic which decides between the moves suggested by Shredder and Ruffian. Triple Brain is given, you can choose the two relevant engines by yourself, the engine combination you think is most effective.
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