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Subject: Re: LG2000a vrs Crafty

Author: Bernhard Bauer

Date: 01:28:06 10/04/99

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On October 02, 1999 at 22:25:07, Andrew wrote:

>       Is there any kind of time controls for lg2000a for use under winboard
>such as Crafty's TIME and ST commands?

Hallo,
since we could get the impression that Lg2000a is very strong I did two winboard
tournaments. The first with 40 moves in 5 min and the second with 40 moved in 1
hour. Here my results.


Winboard match on Pentium 450 MHz

Crafty 16.19 vs. LittleGoliath2000a
Settings:
           Crafty            LittleGoliath2000a
Hashsize   24 / 4                32
Book         on                  on
Ponder       on                  on
Tablebases  4-man                --

First match
Time:  5 min n 40 moves
       winboard -mg 20   -fcp "wcrafty hash=24M hashp=4M cache=2M egtb"
                         -scp "goliath\LG2000a.exe"
                -tc 5    -mps 40 -sgf matchfile.pgn
Result:

         1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 |

Crafty   1   1   d   0   0   1   1   d   1   d  d  d  d  1  0  1  1  1  d  1 |
13.5
Lg2ka    0   0   d   1   1   0   0   d   0   d  d  d  d  0  1  0  0  0  d  0 |
6.5
Elodiff: 127

Second match
Time: 60 min n 40 moves
       winboard -mg 200  -fcp "wcrafty hash=24M hashp=4M cache=2M egtb"
                         -scp "goliath\LG2000a.exe"
                -tc 5    -mps 40 -sgf matchfile.pgn
Result:

         1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 |

Crafty   1   0   1   1   1   1   1   d   1   d  1  d  1  1  1  0 ??  0  d  d  d
1  1  d | 16.5
Lg2ka    0   1   0   0   0   0   0   d   0   d  0  d  0  0  0  1 ??  1  d  d  d
0  0  d |  6.5
Elodiff: 162

Game 17 looks odd:
1. d4
{White mates} 1-0


So my impression is that Crafty is stronger than LG2000a.
Kind regards
Bernhard



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