Author: Russell
Date: 07:18:13 03/02/06
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On March 02, 2006 at 03:32:34, Per Jørgensen wrote: >On March 01, 2006 at 23:10:16, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>http://www.uciengines.de/Tournaments/UCI_League_A/uci_league_a.html > >Hello Jorge! > >No doubt, Spike 1.1 is a great and very strong Free-ware engine. It's about >40-60 ELO-points stronger than the previous version (Spike 1.0a Mainz). However, >I wouldn't say that Spike 1.1 is the best free-ware engine. Take a look at some >computer ratinglists and you'll see that Toga II 1.1a still is somewhat >stronger. Here my own ratinglist: > > Program Elo + - Games Score Av.Op. Draws > > 1 Hiarcs 10 2760 36 36 280 63.9 % 2660 27.1 % > 2 Fruit 2.2.1 2758 35 35 280 63.7 % 2660 29.6 % > 3 Toga II 1.1a 2744 34 34 280 61.6 % 2661 33.9 % > 4 Fritz 9 2724 35 35 280 58.8 % 2663 28.2 % > 5 Shredder 9 2723 35 35 280 58.6 % 2663 28.6 % > 6 Spike 1.1 2704 34 34 280 55.7 % 2664 32.9 % > 7 The King 3.33 2662 34 34 280 49.3 % 2667 31.4 % > 8 SmarThink 1.00 2655 34 34 280 48.2 % 2668 31.4 % > 9 Ktulu 7.5 2652 36 36 280 47.7 % 2668 23.9 % > 10 Pro Deo 1.1 2626 35 36 280 43.8 % 2670 25.4 % > 11 Loop List 600 2610 36 36 280 41.2 % 2671 23.2 % > 12 Gandalf 6.0 2610 35 35 280 41.2 % 2671 28.9 % > 13 Naum 1.91 2604 33 34 280 40.4 % 2671 33.6 % > 14 Glaurung 1.0.1 2594 37 37 280 38.9 % 2672 22.1 % > 15 Ruffian 2.1.0 2580 35 35 280 37.0 % 2673 30.4 % > >I'm sure that if this tournament which your link leads to would continue for a >long time then Toga II 1.1a would create an increasing gab to Spike 1.1 (and the >other engines). In fact, there is another free-ware engine which is even >stronger than Toga II 1.1a; Rybka 1.0 beta. Having said all this I would like to >emphasize that Spike 1.1 is a great engine and we should all be glad that it is >(still) a free-ware engine. > >Regards >Per Your rating is a bit off I must say. Toga never did impressed me in blitz compared with other engines.
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