Author: Robert Hollay
Date: 03:54:12 06/17/05
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On June 17, 2005 at 05:51:05, Uri Blass wrote: >On June 17, 2005 at 05:19:33, Robert Hollay wrote: > >>On June 16, 2005 at 17:36:27, Marc Lacrosse wrote: >> >>>Hello all >>> >>>I would like to get help and opinions regarding the design of a large >>>all-play-all tournament that I intend to launch. >>> >>>At first sight, I intend to invite the following free engines : >>>- Fruit Massy 2005 >>>- Fruit 2.0 >>>- TogaII 0.93 >>>- ProDeo 1.1 >>>- Spike 0.9a >>>- SlowChess WV blitz >>>- Zappa 1.0 >>>- Aristarch 4.5 >>>- Anmon Massy 5.5.3 >>>- List 512 UCI >>>- Pharaon 3.2 >>>- SOS 5.1 >>>- Ruffian 1.05 >>> >>>First question : Did I miss some strong free engine ? >>> >> >>Yes, you _did_ miss quite a few strong free engines. By the way, AnMon 5.5.3 >>Massy does not seem as strong as big was the dust it raised. >>Maybe at longer time controls ... >>This morning has finished my AnMon Massy 5.3.3 Gauntlet tournament >>(30m+15s blitz, 1.8GHz Athlon, 64MB hash, own books - except Toga 2). >> >>Of course, 30 games are not enough to draw a conclusion, still only 33% ... >>The results: >> >> Engine Score AnMon >>1: AnMon 553 Massy 10.0/30 ······ >>2: Crafty 18.15 5.5/6 =11111 !!! >>3: SlowChessBlitz WV 4.5/6 11=110 >>4: Toga-Fruit 2 4.0/6 1101== >>5: ProDeo 1.1 Silver 3.5/6 11001= >>6: Gothmog 1.0 b10 2.5/6 1=1000 >> >>Robert > >Maybe you need shorter time control. >The tournament that Anmon won was blitz 10+3 > >There is no reason to believe that Anmon is better at longer time control. > >Uri True, but who knows ... And Marc intends to launch a tournament at longer time control. Marc wrote: >So I thought I could >use a 10/20 rate with each match being made of ten such games (a 60 moves game >at 10/20 has a 60 minutes maximal duration). Anyway, my results are closer to what he can expect in his tournament, than Massy. It's very interesting for me how Crafty thrashed AnMon! Robert
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