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Subject: Re: Tournament Update

Author: Enrique Irazoqui

Date: 07:51:51 01/01/99

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On January 01, 1999 at 10:28:17, Mike CastaƱuela wrote:

>On January 01, 1999 at 07:03:06, Enrique Irazoqui wrote:
>
>>Nimzo 99a beat Crafty 16.1 6.5-3.5. Next match, Genius 6 - Junior 5.
>>
>>Two PII-400/256, auto232, 40 moves in 40 minutes.
>>
>>        J5   H7    M8   T11   F532  F5   R10   N99a    Cr     TOTAL    Elo
>>J5     ---   6     6    6.5   5.5  4.5    5     5     8.5    47.0/80    55
>>H7(*)   4   ---   3.5    4    4.5   8     7    6.5    7.5    45.0/80    39
>>M8      4   6.5   ---   5.5   3.5   5    5.5    7      7     44.0/80    31
>>Ti     3.5   6    4.5   ---    5   5.5    6    6.5     7     44.0/80    31
>>F532   4.5  5.5   6.5    5    ---  4.5    4     5      7     42.0/80    16
>>F5     5.5   2     5    4.5   5.5  ---   4.5    4      8     39.0/80    -8
>>R10     5    3    4.5    4     6   5.5   ---    5     5.5    38.5/80   -12
>>N99a    5   3.5    3    3.5    5    6     5    ---    6.5    37.5/80   -19
>>CR(**) 1.5  2.5    3     3     3    2    4.5   3.5    ---    23.0/80  -141
>>
>>
>>(*) A beta version of Hiarcs 7 with an alpha opening book played in the matches
>>against Junior 5, Tiger 11.7.5, Mchess 8, Rebel 10 and Fritz 5.
>>
>>(**) Crafty 16.1 is playing as an engine for Nimzo 99. Because of a bug in the
>>interface, Crafty clears its hashtables after every move it makes and therefore
>>it is playing handicapped in this tournament.
>>
>>Enrique
>
>Interesting tournament; beforehand, is my opinion that G6
>it does not have to be tested, because by that I have listened
>G6 is a G5 more slow; only until the 32 bit optimized and
>improved (engine) be released proceeds its testing.
>(e.g. Crafty defeats this 6-5-3.5 or something about)

I didn't have time yet to check for differences between G6 and G5. I am told
that there are some, but minor. Being 16 bit in a 32 bit environment, I expect
G6 to be a bit slower than G5, but not all that much. As for entering Genius 6
in this tournament, I think it's very interesting. Genius is very accurate and
once it bites it won't let go. That's exactly what I see now in its match
against Junior 5. G6 wins 2-1 and it's +3 in the 4th game, so a likely +2 =2 -0.
In these games, Genius 6 is playing very actively, something really unusual in
older versions.

Enrique




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