Author: Tomas Casanovas Martinez
Date: 03:16:02 02/14/99
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On February 14, 1999 at 06:05:41, Micheal Cummings wrote: > >On February 14, 1999 at 05:36:15, Tomas Casanovas Martinez wrote: > >>I would like to do an Europe versus America Chess Tournement. My current hard >>and latest versions of my programmes are: >> >>1.-Pentium 200 32 MB Ram >>1.- Pentium 400 256 MB RAM >> >>- Mchess Pro 7 >>- ChessMaster 6000 >>- Crafty 16.4 >>- Rebel 10 >>- Fritz 5.32 >>- Hiarcs 7 >>- Junior 5 >>- Shredder 2 >>- Nimzo 98 >>- Genius5 >>- Kallisto II >>- Extreme Chess >>- Corel Chess >>- Virtua Chess II >>and all other 'amateur' shareware programmes >> >>My idea is to choose the best 4 'European' and the best 4 'American'programmes >>of my stock, playing at standard tournement time 40/2, all 4 European against >>all 4 American, double round White and Black. That is 32 games in total. All the >>tournement will be manually operated. > >Which are the US programs and which are the European ones ? > >Plus I would not like to leave out rebel 10 or CM6K, and you would have to >because the only Rankings for program strength you could use would be the SSDF, >apart from that the rest is mere speculation. Michael, As far as I think, CM6000, MChessPro7 , Corel Chess(not strong enough for this tournement!) and Crafty 16.4 are 'American' whilst Rebel 10, Hiarcs 7 , Fritz 5.32 and Nimzo 98, for instance, are 'European'. The possibility of going simply to SSDF ranking is one I am also considering. Thanks. Tomas.
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