Author: Tomas Casanovas Martinez
Date: 09:15:24 01/05/06
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On January 04, 2006 at 18:55:54, Sedat wrote: >On January 04, 2006 at 17:28:18, Tomas Casanovas Martinez wrote: > >>Although I do not like blitz, I have decided to play this tournament to change a >>bit my usual 40/40 tests. >> >>Pentium IV , 3 Mhz. Dual >>Book: Perfect 9 for all programmes. >>10 minutes / game. >> >>2006En-a . 2005 >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 >> 7 8 >>1 Deep Shredder 9.1 UCI ******** 11½10101 ½½1½0½11 0½½1½½0½ ½1½01½10 >>½½1½½½1½ 0½111½½1 1110111½ 35.5/56 >>2 Rybka 1.01 Beta 7 32-bit 00½01010 ******** 1½01½0½1 ½½1010½1 ½00½½01½ >>½1½½11½1 ½1111½11 ½1111½1½ 34.0/56 >>3 Fruit 2.2.1 ½½0½1½00 0½10½1½0 ******** 1½11½011 ½½½½01½1 >>½111½010 0½0½½011 11110½½1 31.5/56 >>4 Hiarcs 10 1½½0½½1½ ½½0101½0 0½00½100 ******** 1½½11½½0 >>11½½0½01 1100½11½ ½1½1111½ 31.0/56 >>5 Fritz 9 ½0½10½01 ½11½½10½ ½½½½10½0 0½½00½½1 ******** >>101½01½0 ½½½1½½1½ 11½½1½0½ 29.0/56 >>6 Junior 9 ½½0½½½0½ ½0½½00½0 ½000½101 00½½1½10 010½10½1 >>******** ½½½1½½11 ½½10101½ 25.5/56 >>7 Ktulu 7.5 1½000½½0 ½0000½00 1½1½½100 0011½00½ ½½½0½½0½ >>½½½0½½00 ******** ½11½½101 22.0/56 >>8 Spike 1.0 Mainz 0001000½ ½0000½0½ 00001½½0 ½0½0000½ 00½½0½1½ >>½½01010½ ½00½½010 ******** 15.5/56 >> >>The particular match between Deep Shredder 9.1 and Rybka 1.01 Beta 7 32-b >>(5,5-2,5) decided the winner of this tournament. >> >>Regards, >> >>Tom Casanovas. > > >Thanks for the update... >Are the games played with Ponder on ? > >Best, >Sedat The games have been played with ponder 'off'. Do you think that it is better to set ponder 'on'?. To be honest I do not understand very much the difference. ;-) By the way, your Perfect 9 book seems to offer an interesting range of options. I like it. Is there any way to limitate the number of moves?. For instance, any way to set the book playing a maximum of 12 moves per engine?. Thanks in advance. Best regards, Tom.
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