Author: Graham Banks
Date: 12:24:12 02/10/06
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On February 10, 2006 at 15:10:21, David Dahlem wrote: >On February 10, 2006 at 14:16:49, Graham Banks wrote: > >>On February 10, 2006 at 10:16:49, David Dahlem wrote: >> >>>On February 10, 2006 at 00:27:43, Graham Banks wrote: >>> >>>>CCRL AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP >>>> >>>>Athlon XP1900+ >>>>Deep Fritz 8 GUI >>>>128mb hash each >>>>3,4,5 men tablebases >>>>Ponder off >>>>Perfect 9.0.ctg book for all (with 12 move CCRL limit) >>>>68 rounds (4 cycles) at 40 moves in 68 minutes repeating (adapted to the CCRL >>>>40/40) >>>> >>>> >>>>Qualification Criteria >>>> >>>>The latest version of the engine must be available for free download. >>>>No engine directly derived from others (eg, Toga II 1.1a) is eligible. >>>>The engine must still be considered to be in development. >>>> >>>> >>>>Participants >>>> >>>>AnMon 5.60 >>>>Aristarch 4.50 >>>>Delfi 4.6 >>>>ET Chess >>>>Glaurung 1.02 >>>>Jonny 2.83b >>>>Movei 0.08.295 >>>>Naum 1.91 >>>>Pharaon 3.3 >>>>Pro Deo 1.1 >>>>Pseudo 0.7c >>>>Scorpio 1.6 >>>>SlowChess Blitz WV2 >>>>SOS 5.1 >>>>Spike 1.1 >>>>The Baron 1.7.0 >>>>Ufim 7.01 >>>>WildCat 6 >>>> >>>> >>>>Stay tuned for logos and Round 1 games soon. >>>> >>>>Comments are welcome. >>>> >>>>Please visit the CCRL stats page: >>>>http://kd.lab.nig.ac.jp/chess/CCRL-4040.current/ >>> >>>Why is Crafty not in this list? >>> >>>Regards >>>Dave >> >> >>Hi Dave, >> >>there are a few fine engines that missed out unfortunately. >>I had to draw the line at 18 engines for now. If Lance releases Thinker 5.0, >>I'll add Crafty in also to even up the numbers. >> >>Regards, Graham. > >Ok Graham, it's your tourney, but there are engines weaker than Crafty >participating, and it is called AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. :-) > >Regards >Dave I'd be interested to know which of those engines you'd consider weaker than Crafty. Remember I'm not running 64 bit. I tried to choose the best engines based on my own experiences plus perusing the various rating lists available. However, undertaking such a selection is always going to open to debate no matter which engines are chosen :-) I excluded Zappa 1.1 rightly or wrongly due to the fact that the latest version was originally intended for commercial release and is now private. Others unlucky to make the cut were Crafty and Green Light Chess. I wondered whether or not GLC is actually still being developed. I suspect not, but could be wrong. Anyway, if Thinker 5.0 is released during the tournament, I'll add it plus Crafty also. Regards, Graham.
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