Author: Heinz van Kempen
Date: 01:35:46 02/08/06
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Hi all, here are the startlist for the CEGT 40/120 repeated thematic tournaments and the conditions. Testers so far are Wilhelm Hudetz, Charles Smith and me on dual core machines. 1. Rybka 1.01 beta 13b 64-bit 2. Deep Shredder x64 2 CPU 3. Fruit 2.2 (WCCC) or Fruit 2.2.1 (untag own book) 4. Fritz 9 5. Hiarcs Hypermodern (tag hypermodern under parameters) 6. Deep Junior 9.001 2 CPU 7. Spike 1.1 (untag own book) 8. Smar Think 1.00 64-bit (remove book from engines folder) 9. Ktulu 7.5 (remove book from engines folder) 10. Zappa 1.1 64-bit 2 CPU (set threads to 2 under parameters) 11. CM Mr.Spock (played by Wilhelm, who will decide if to use The King 3.33 or The King 3.32) Games for engines that are not owned by other testers will be played by me and/or Wilhelm. ctg."book" to pregive 1.b4 only sent already to Wilhelm and Charles. I have started a double round robin with King´s Gambit giving 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 only Further conditions: 512 MB to all engines, Wilhelm will give less to Mr.Spock, because according to his extensive tests it plays better this way Ponder=on !! (you can set this in the screen where you invite the engines) 5 men EGTB Untag tournament book (the one below from the two tags, the other one above has to keep the tag) To enforce a repeated time control, values for second and third time control have to be zero (=0). If an engine shows a disadvantage of -6 pawn units over three consecutive moves, the operator can adjudicate it to a loss. Same for clear draw positions. Set to early resign and early draw under options. Please send games to my email whenever you finished ten, so that I can give them to the replay zone, check them against MegaBase and other databases and annotate some. Further questions please in CEGT Forum. More people willing to help with proposals, annotating (commenting) games or contributing games (also on slower hardware of with other top engines) are highly welcome. Best Regards Heinz
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