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Subject: Re: Fritz5.32 many say the Strongest engine in blitz games. Is that true?

Author: Mark Young

Date: 13:05:56 05/29/99

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On May 29, 1999 at 15:35:04, Paulo Soares wrote:

>On May 29, 1999 at 08:02:13, Lin Harper wrote:
>
>>     Shep's computer site gives Genius5 as the best in a recent
>>     comp-comp tourney. Against humans it's harder to be sure, there
>>     are quite a few that can trounce the GM's at blitz nowadays.
>
>Lin, Shep's words in a recent post:
>
>"Actually, the latest Shep Blitz Championship (results not up on SCCS yet)gives:
>1. Chess Tiger 11.5   10.5/14 (only two defeats: to G6 and CM6000)
>2. Hiarcs 7.0          8.5/14
>3. Genius 6.0          ???
>4. Zarkov 5.0          ???
>Other participants were Rebel 10c Tiger, CM 6000, Fritz 5.32 and Crafty 16.6
>(which finished last).Time control was 10/game on two 233 MHz machines.
>Tiger also finished 2nd in last year's Shep Blitz Championship III, half a point
>behind Genius 5 (=Genius 6).
>I suppose Tiger 11.5, Genius 5/6 and Hiarcs 7 are all pretty equal at that time
>control."

I don't know anything about Tiger 11.5, but Hiarcs 7 and Fritz 5.32 are the
standouts I have found at fast time controls playing online at 2 12 and 5 12
time controls playing against computer's and humans, and I found H7 and F5.32
far better then other programs even genius 5. Fritz 5.32 style of play seems to
be slash and burn. Hiarcs7 style was more well rounded and less aggressive, this
I think gave Hiarcs7 the edge in elo over Fritz 5.32 when playing stronger
players and humans, but only by a small margin, less the 20 rating points.

>
>Paulo Soares, from Brazil



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