Author: Dan Ellwein
Date: 21:55:20 04/30/05
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On April 30, 2005 at 21:10:43, Graham Banks wrote: >KNOCKOUT TOURNAMENT > >Pentium 3 450 >Deep Fritz 8 GUI >Each engine using 64mb hash >3 and 4 men EGTB >Perfect 7.0 book for all >Ponder off >40 moves in 20 minutes repeating >Each match consists of 20 games > > >PLEASE NOTE THAT KTULU 7.0 AND LIST 512 HAVE REPLACED CM9000 SLAYER AND CM10th >D2ALOS IN THE TOURNAMENT TO ADD FURTHER INTEREST > > >ROUND ONE MATCHES (after Game 7 of 20) > >(1.5-5.5) Anaconda 2.0.1 v Toga II 0.93 >(4.0-3.0) CM9000 Slayer 2b v Ktulu 7.0 >(2.5-4.5) CM10th Schumacher v Junior 9 >(3.5-3.5) SlowChess Blitz v CM10th Milan 2.4 >(3.5-3.5) CM10th Emperor v Pro Deo 1.1 >(1.5-5.5) Deep Sjeng 1.6 v CM9000 Gladiator >(5.5-1.5) CM9000 Minotaur v Deep Fritz 8 >(3.0-4.0) Ruffian 2.1.0 v List 512 >(4.5-2.5) CM10th Berean 5.53 v SOS 5 >(1.5-5.5) Chess Tiger 15 v CM9000 Mv2.5 >(4.5-2.5) CM9000 Apex v Gandalf 6.0 >(2.5-4.5) Pharaon 3.2 v CM10th Medusa >(4.0-3.0) CM10th Milan 1.5 v Patriot 1.3.0 >(1.0-6.0) Hiarcs 9 v CM10th Yoda 2.7 >(3.0-4.0) CM9000 R1 v CM9000 TO5 >(4.0-3.0) Shredder 9 v Aristarch 4.50 good job with the tournament Graham... also, here are my settings for CM10_SoFarII CM10_SoFar CM10_SoFarII AD - 0 AD - 0 MP - +15 MP - +15 SS - 16 SS - 16 COC Own - 75 COC Own - 75 COC Opp - 95 COC Opp - 95 Mob Own - 75 Mob Own - 75 Mob Opp - 95 Mob Opp - 95 KS Own - 135 KS Own - 135 KS Opp - 115 KS Opp - 115 PP Own - 115 PP Own - 115 PP Opp - 105 PP Opp - 105 PW Own - 115 PW Own - 115 PW Opp - 105 PW Opp - 105 Q Own - 9.0 Q Own - 9.1 Q Opp - 9.0 Q Opp - 9.1 R Own - 5.0 R Own - 5.1 R Opp - 5.0 R Opp - 5.1 B Own - 3.1 B Own - 3.1 B Opp - 3.1 B Opp - 3.1 N Own - 3.0 N Own - 3.0 N Opp - 3.0 N Opp - 3.0 P Own - 1.1 P Own - 1.0 P Opp - 1.1 P Opp - 1.0 the only changes are in the piece values... CM10_SoFar seems to play more steady with these new piece values... thanks, Dan
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