Author: Will Singleton
Date: 22:28:54 02/16/99
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On February 16, 1999 at 23:07:28, James Robertson wrote: >ES vs. EU Blitz Tourney, Round 1. > >Round one is complete! Things look bleak for the ES. > >Crafty - ZChess 3.5 - 0.5 >LambChop - Phalanx 2 - 2 >EXchess - LGoliath 0 - 4 >SSEChess - TCB 0 - 4 >Arasan - Comet 0.5 - 3.5 >------------------------------- >Total 6 - 14 > >Round Reports: > >EXchess and SSEchess had disasters, as neither came close to winning one game. >In game 2, Arasan had a completely won ending against Comet, but threw it away >with some very stupid moves. It did, however, extract a one draw in game 4. >LambChop performed well, crushing Phalanx games 3 and 4. ZChess never did quite >get the upper hand against Crafty, although in the game 4 It had it's opponent >in a very tight spot right out of the book. Crafty eventually broke through, and >ZChess had to scramble for perpetual check. > >Pairings for next round: > >Crafty - Phalanx >LambChop - LGoliath >SSEChess - Comet >Arasan - ZChess > >If anyone wants the pgn files I can provide them, as well as all data on hash, >configuations, etc. > >James James, Forgive me, but this is very odd. What does speaking English have to do with computer chess? It's a bit like having a tournament between programs beginning with the letters A-M vs N-Z, or between those whose programmers have light hair vs dark. I'm always interested in results between programs of this type, and thanks for running these and reporting them. But, let's pick something more appropriate next time, like hmmm. the age of the programmer? That I'd like to see! (Actually, maybe not). Will ps, those EU guys speak English pretty well, anyway :)
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