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Subject: Re: Super Tournament III Qualifier (standings after 20 of 68 rounds)

Author: Joachim Rang

Date: 02:32:35 07/20/04

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On July 20, 2004 at 03:34:25, Graham Banks wrote:

>On July 20, 2004 at 01:09:49, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>
>>On July 20, 2004 at 00:15:56, Graham Banks wrote:
>>
>>>STANDINGS (after 20 of 68 rounds)
>>>
>>>Pharaon 2.62		- 14.0
>>>Tao 5.6		- 12.5
>>>List 512		- 12.5
>>>SOS 4			- 12.0
>>>Gandalf 5.1		- 11.5
>>>Delfi 4.5		- 11.5
>>>Deep Sjeng 1.6	- 11.0
>>>Little Goliath Revival- 10.5
>>>El Chinito 3.25	- 10.5
>>>Thinker 4.6c		- 10.5
>>>Gothmog 1.0b7 	- 9.5
>>>Anaconda 1.6.2	- 9.0
>>>Rebel 12		- 8.5
>>>Yace 0.99.87		- 8.5
>>>Crafty 19.15		- 8.0
>>>Comet B68		- 8.0
>>>Slow Chess 2.93a	- 6.0
>>>Fruit 1.5		- 6.0
>>>
>>>
>>
>>     Hi Graham
>>     Still Pharaon 2.62 leading: what a surprise.
>>     And for me somewhat disappointing the behaviour
>>     of Crafty 19.15 and I am therefore wondering
>>     whether you are playing with the CB-version?
>>     Of course: still to less games played ......
>>     Kind regards
>>     Kurt [http://www.utzingerk.com]
>
>
>Hi Kurt,
>I'm using the CB version of Crafty 19.15. The wcrafty for AMD had scored 7/20
>before I replaced it with CB Crafty and reran all the games.
>Pharaon really seems to like the extra hash! In my previous 40/40 it was
>struggling down the other end of the table. Mind you, it was up against the top
>engines in that tournament.
>Graham.


Did you use the computer command in the crafty.rc file? Did you use the
Chessbase - GUI? Unfortunately the WB-Crafty is somehow crippled in its playing
strength in the chessbase-GUI do to the fact, that the WB2UCI-Commander sends
commands, which crafty interpretates like afer every move there starts a new
game. Do you now use the "asymmetric Evaluation" off?

regards Joachim



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