Author: gerold daniels
Date: 05:39:34 05/25/05
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On May 25, 2005 at 06:52:11, Graham Banks wrote: >On May 25, 2005 at 04:56:03, Sedat wrote: > >>On May 24, 2005 at 23:24:19, Graham Banks wrote: >> >>>KNOCKOUT TOURNAMENT II >>> >>>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 >>> >>> >>>ROUND ONE MATCHES (after Game 4 of 20) >>> >>>(1.5-2.5) Aristarch 4.50 v Delfi 4.5 >>>(1.5-2.5) CM10th Beast v Junior 9 >>>(1.5-2.5) CM10th Yoda v CM9000 Apex >>>(2.5-1.5) CM10th Milan 2.3 v CM10th Tsunami >>>(1.5-2.5) SlowChess Blitz WV v Pharaon 3.2 >>>(3.0-1.0) CM10th Berean 5.53 v Ruffian 2.1.0 >>>(2.5-1.5) Hiarcs 9 v CM9000 Judge II >>>(2.5-1.5) List 512 v Yace 0.99.87 >>>(2.0-2.0) Chess Tiger 15 v Little Goliath Evolution >>>(3.0-1.0) Fritz 8 Bilbao v CM9000 Minotaur >>>(1.5-2.5) Shredder 9 v Anaconda 2.0.1 >>>(1.0-3.0) Ktulu 7.0 v SOS 5.1 >>>(2.0-2.0) Pro Deo 1.1 v CM9000 Gladiator >>>(2.5-1.5) CM10th Behemoth v CM9000 Slayer 2b >>>(2.0-2.0) Gandalf 6.0 v Spike 0.93a >>>(1.5-2.5) CM9000 R1 v Fruit Toga II 0.93 >> >> >> >> >> >> >>Hello Graham, >> >>Thanks for your updates,efforts... >>I wonder why do you continue the Knockout Tornament ? >> >>Best, >>Sedat > > >Hi Sedat, > >this tournament is being run on an older computer to keep me entertained while >The Great CM10th Showdown is running on my good computer. >I like the knockout format which is why I'm running another tournament. It will >be interesting to see if Junior 9 can defend its title! > >Graham. good morning Graham. i look forward every day to your knockout tourney. very interesting for me. i like the head to head games with the free engines vs. the comm.engines.any new engine that comes up can be tested quickly to see if it can stand up to the top engines. thanks for your work. gerold.
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