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Subject: Re: Rebel-Tiger vs Fritz 5.32 (220 Bullet game results)

Author: James T. Walker

Date: 18:40:43 02/03/00

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On February 03, 2000 at 17:42:59, Chessfun wrote:

>On February 03, 2000 at 14:43:13, James T. Walker wrote:
>
>>Yesterday I played Rebel Tiger vs Fritz 5.32 some Bullet/blitz games to try to
>>get a feel for which is stronger.  I admit my format is a little strange but the
>>results were interesting to me anyway.  I only have a PII-333 and a K6-3-450 so
>>I have to swap the programs for half of the games to be fair.  This time I tried
>>something a little different.  I gave the program on the PII-333 3 min/game
>>while I gave the program on the k6-450 only 2 min/game.  The first 110 games
>>Tiger had the K6-3-450 and Fritz 5.32 had the PII-333.  The score of the first
>>110 games was 60-50 favor Tiger.  Of course I changed computers and tried again
>>for another 110 games.  The second score was 59.5-50.5 favor Fritz 5.32.  So the
>>totals were Chess-Tiger 110.5 to Fritz 5.32 109.5.  I doubt if anyone wants to
>>see the 220 games.  One more thing, I played Fritz 5.32 without access to it's
>>endgame CD.  I thought it interesting that 50% more time failed to compensate
>>for the 35% speed advantage.  Maybe not enough games?
>>Anyone care to comment?
>>Jim Walker
>
>Hi Jim.
>      You should try this with H732. I once let it and F532 play
>1600, one minute games. H732 scored over 1300 !!.
>I wasn't proud to admit I run these types of games so I never
>posted the result. It was just after someone here made a statement
>on playing 1000 one minute games between these two programs.
>
>Let H732 try the Tiger....I would be interested in those results.
>
>Thanks.

I have played several hundred games using auto232 and Hiarcs is definitely
stronger than any other program I have at game/1min.  My results vs Fritz were
not as strong as yours but it was still around 70% for Hiarcs.
Jim Walker



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