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Subject: Re: Graham Banks, Your Judge II setting is excellent!

Author: Steven J. Brann

Date: 18:07:50 09/19/04

On September 19, 2004 at 20:26:28, Jason Kent wrote:

>I've been running a jk2004 40/0 tournament.  After about 130 games, I decided my
>cm9000_jk4 setting was doing too poorly.  I took it out and tried my r2 setting,
>and it did better but not great.  Now I'm testing your Judge II setting and it
>is doing awesome.
>
>Judge II is 13.5/17 so far playing against the following tough engines: ruffian,
>list, aristarch, delfi, crafty, tao, and thinker.
>
>I plan on trying out Kurt's T05 and maybe Sedat's Gladiator after I'm done
>testing Judge II.  At this point Judge II is doing better than I've ever seen a
>cm9000 setting do!

Please post the Judge II settings in the CM9K GUI if you have them (or email
them)

Thanks, Steve

Judge II settings Graham Banks 19:57:22 09/19/04
- Graham, Could You Provide Links To _All_ Top CM9K Settings? Daniel Jackson 21:08:27 09/20/04
  - Re: Graham, Could You Provide Links To _All_ Top CM9K Settings? Graham Banks 21:27:57 09/20/04
    - Re: Graham, Could You Provide Links To _All_ Top CM9K Settings? Daniel Jackson 22:55:38 09/20/04
      - Re: Graham, Could You Provide Links To _All_ Top CM9K Settings? Graham Banks 23:54:14 09/20/04
        
        Re: Graham, Could You Provide Links To _All_ Top CM9K Settings? Daniel Jackson 06:31:06 09/21/04
        
        R1 and SKR settings Graham Banks 12:36:02 09/21/04
        
        Re: R1 and SKR settings Thanks Graham! Daniel Jackson 14:01:07 09/21/04
    - TO5 settings Graham Banks 22:01:51 09/20/04
    - CM9000 Assassin settings Graham Banks 21:54:42 09/20/04
      - Re: CM9000 Assassin settings Jason Kent 06:10:07 09/21/04
        
        Re: CM9000 Assassin settings Graham Banks 12:20:45 09/21/04
- Re: Judge II settings ... Thank you Graham :) ... nt Steven J. Brann 21:15:06 09/19/04

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