Author: Graham Banks
Date: 18:39:08 04/17/04
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On April 17, 2004 at 21:06:17, Axel Schumacher wrote: >On April 17, 2004 at 19:04:50, Graham Banks wrote: > >>On April 17, 2004 at 18:20:21, pablinhoz wrote: >> >>> >>> >>> i've read in this forum cm9000 mapi and m2v5 are on of the strongest, and cm >>>gladiator is also to consider. Also Axel Schumacher posted in here that he has >>>found a new setting (surak 8) somewhat stronger than previous versions. The >>>chessmaster 9000 faq says the default setting is the one that performs better in >>>all time controls. So which one would you choose? >> >>Axel's (Surak) testing is all at blitz time controls. Visit his big tournament >>at grailmaster.com > >Good idea :-) >Unfortunately, I have not updated my site for some time since I was very busy. >The ranking at the top postitions changed dramatically. I will make an update >this coming week though. >Actually, number one in my list is in the moment CM9000 R1, this settings is >really a killer. Also superb are the e.g. the CM BUC-Blitz setting from Kurt >which still have to be published. Some settings are very close to the BUC >settings, such as CM Surak8 and CM Blasphemy which all kick a** and the new >personality CM Cronus. > >More in the coming days >Axel My brother is going to run some tournaments at 40 in 80 and 40 in 120 involving 8 of the top settings. At present CM9000 Judge has won the 40 in 20 tournament ahead of Mapi and SKR and Judge also leads the 40 in 40 tournament currently in progress. R1 is leading Judge 7-5 in an ongoing match at 40 in 40. The 8 settings that will be involved at longer time controls are: Default, Judge, Relentless, Mapi, SKR, R1, Plague and Axel's chosen setting.
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