Champion Sjeng!
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/icga/t ... php?id=191
which is the control of time to blitz and standard?
16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
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Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
The link says that only 2 rounds were played. Half of the engines only played 1 round. Is this a joke? I dont think Sjeng won, who ever gets the highest score gets that title, I think its just bad website design.
Edit: I feel like such a fool, the website just has wrong info..
Here is the info I copied from the forum that needs some air-freshner badly..I recommend Airwick Freshmatic..
Edit: I feel like such a fool, the website just has wrong info..
Here is the info I copied from the forum that needs some air-freshner badly..I recommend Airwick Freshmatic..
1. Deep Sjeng 6.5
2. Hiarcs 6.0
Falcon
Shredder
Rybka
6. Junior 4.5
Cluster Toga
8. The Baron 3
9. Jonny 2.5
10. Mobile 0
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Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
not nice to talk about the Rybka Forum that way TonyTony Thomas wrote:
Here is the info I copied from the forum that needs some air-freshner badly..I recommend Airwick Freshmatic..

Live from the forum devoid of name regards
Steve
Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
Time to put some of them on the no-bean diet..Steve B wrote:not nice to talk about the Rybka Forum that way TonyTony Thomas wrote:
Here is the info I copied from the forum that needs some air-freshner badly..I recommend Airwick Freshmatic..
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Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
It shows all 45 games played now.
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Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
Does this teach us a lesson?
-> Don't bring a cluster to a blitz match.
Quite possible that could be a correct lesson. Intercluster communication
is slow compared to memory to cpu communication which you have
on SMP machines.
A Cluster tuned well for long TC's may not do so well at blitz.
-> Don't bring a cluster to a blitz match.
Quite possible that could be a correct lesson. Intercluster communication
is slow compared to memory to cpu communication which you have
on SMP machines.
A Cluster tuned well for long TC's may not do so well at blitz.
Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
It isnt like Rybka performed horribly. Baron (Arturo's book right??) and Falcon (Erdo's book) got lucky against Rybka. I would say anything is possible in a 10 players 1RR tournament.CRoberson wrote:Does this teach us a lesson?
-> Don't bring a cluster to a blitz match.
Quite possible that could be a correct lesson. Intercluster communication
is slow compared to memory to cpu communication which you have
on SMP machines.
A Cluster tuned well for long TC's may not do so well at blitz.
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Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
Where's Fritz 5.32? I heard it got a draw!pedrox wrote:Champion Sjeng!
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/icga/t ... php?id=191
which is the control of time to blitz and standard?

Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
I was about to post that.. In the initial of Rybka against Flacon, accidentally they loaded Fritz 5.32 instead of Rybka..Dirt wrote:Where's Fritz 5.32? I heard it got a draw!pedrox wrote:Champion Sjeng!
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/icga/t ... php?id=191
which is the control of time to blitz and standard?
About the poor results of Rybka in the speedchess tournament: In the first round the Falcon operator, or Fal conartist as I like to call him after he showed me some illegal tricks in speedchess, was very happy to draw Rybka. But not so much anymore after I told him that by mistake he played Fritz 5.32. The cluster was not running and switching engines twice helps. But either I only switched once or the second switch gave a load error which I missed. For being so honest about it I was rewarded by a forfeit. Because of the time you lose with the transfer of moves to and from the cluster and of course the operator time, I gave Rybka only 2 minutes. In the next long game against The Baron the 2 minutes were gone, but still enough time on the clock and a mate score. But Rybka refused to move. It was not a disconnect. I gave it a different time control and the startup position was showed. So I had to go into the database to recover the game and after a few moves I lost on time. For round 3 I had a good think what to do. I decided to give Rybka 3 minutes for 100 moves and that worked better. I won 5 games and drew 2. The draw against Cluster Toga was Erdo's fault. He put in a drawish line of 72 ply. The draw against Hiarcs was unavoidable. Harvey is my friend, so I decided that I would ignore Rybka's clear winscore of +0.09 and offered a draw. Harvey thankfully accepted.
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Re: 16th World Computer Chess Championship (Blitz)
how many time ?pedrox wrote:Champion Sjeng!
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/icga/t ... php?id=191
which is the control of time to blitz and standard?