Author: Joseph Ciarrochi
Date: 12:40:22 02/06/06
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This sounds great. With this kind of time, the engines will be able to uncover the correct long range plans. The games will certainly be informative. The next thing i say is pure fantasy (what i would like), but there is no need to take it too seriously ..Instead of picking a random opening from the harry schnap suite, it would be great to have thematic rounds, based on the openings people are most interested in. I don't know how you would determine what people are most interested in (thus the practical problem) and you probably don't want to do this.... Imagine, though, having this many games on the same opening. You could learn alot about the opening, the engine, the variety of middle game plans that do and don't work. Also, you could use the tournment as an evaluation tool, to see if a mariginal opening is really viable. Is the sicilian kan refuted? to what extent is the scandanavian ok for black (at the super gm level, where it is rarely seen). Is the kings gambit really not too good at the top level? Just some thoughts best Joseph On February 06, 2006 at 08:44:21, Heinz van Kempen wrote: >Hi all , > >the 1st CEGT Championship with tournament time control 40/120 repeated will >start on Wednesday. This will be on two dual core machines giving 512 MB hash to >all engines, with 5men EGTB and Harry Schnapp 7 moves suite. > >This event will be regularly held with the top ten engines from our rating list >in order to receive games on very high level. For all engines SMPnd 64-bit >versions will be used if available. > >Games will be given regularly (probably all two days) for download and replay in >our new replay zone. People wanting to comment (annotate) some of the games are >welcome. > >Participants: > > >1. Rybka 64-bit version >2. Deep Shredder 64-bit >3. Fruit >4. Fritz >5. Hiarcs Hypermodern >6. Deep Junior >7. Spike >8. Smar Think >9. Ktulu >10. CM setting (proposed by Wilhelm Hudetz after the new rating list) > >This new rating list again shows another big improvement for the latest Rybka >1.0.1 beta 13b after more than 500 games each with the 32 and 64-bit versions. >Other engines like Naum 1.91 are having a very promising start. More later or >tomorrow. > >Best Regards >Heinz > >http://www.husvankempen.de/nunn/
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