Author: Graham Banks
Date: 13:13:35 03/28/05
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On March 28, 2005 at 10:11:54, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On March 28, 2005 at 06:48:46, Graham Banks wrote: > >>On March 28, 2005 at 06:19:43, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >> >>>On March 27, 2005 at 19:41:57, Graham Banks wrote: >>> >>>>THE GREAT CM9000 SHOWDOWN! >>>> >>>>Athlon XP1900+ >>>>128mb hash each >>>>3,4,5 men tablebases >>>>Ponder on >>>>No opening books >>>>42 rounds (2 cycles) at 40 moves in 80 minutes repeating >>>> >>>> >>>>Standings after Round 29 >>>> >>>>19.5 - Minotaur >>>>18.0 - Slayer 2b >>>>17.0 - Apex >>>>16.5 - SKR >>>>16.5 - Gladiator >>>>16.5 - Judge II >>>>16.0 - Mv2.5 >>>>16.0 - Mapi >>>>15.5 - R1 >>>>14.0 - Surak 8c >>>>14.0 - Slayer >>>>14.0 - Pillen >>>>14.0 - Yoda >>>>14.0 - TO5 >>>>13.0 - Judge >>>>13.0 - Justice >>>>13.0 - Assassin >>>>12.5 - R2 >>>>12.0 - RIX >>>>11.5 - Alliance >>>>11.5 - Default >>>>11.0 - Minotaur 2 >>> >>> >>> Hi Graham >>> CM9_T05 go, go ... >>> Kurt >> >> >>Hi Kurt, >> >>LOL - at least TO5 is ahead of Judge, Assassin and Minotaur 2! >>All of these settings are improvements over Default which I still expect to >>finish bottom, >> >>Graham. > > Hi Graham > Is "LOL" the chatslang für "laughing out loud"? > My post was more a yoke than seriously meant > as you know I do not believe that it will be > possible to find out the best CM9-setting > with this kind of tournament :-) > Regards > Kurt Hi Kurt, yes, I was just sharing your joke - I knew you weren't being serious. As you know, I've never made the claim that this tournament will produce the best setting. It's all part of the extensive testing that Ray and I have carried out. There is however great interest in this tournament as can be seen by the number of views on the Winboard forum (surprisingly more than for Ray's Mega Tournament to date) and the tournament is certainly not meaningless as far as I'm concerned, Regards, Graham.
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