hello friends of computerchess
since a few days I am running a tournament with the top engines (compared to the rating lists) . Conditions are
all engines 4 cpu
all the same book, 12 moves max.
1024MB hashtables
ponder ON (!)
running on an Intel X5365 octa pc. Crosstable daily updated.
for details goto:
http://www.clemens-keck.de/english_page.html
regards, Clemens Keck
tournament of top 8 engines running
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Matthias Gemuh
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Re: tournament of top 8 engines running
Clemens wrote:hello friends of computerchess
since a few days I am running a tournament with the top engines (compared to the rating lists) . Conditions are
all engines 4 cpu
all the same book, 12 moves max.
1024MB hashtables
ponder ON (!)
running on an Intel X5365 octa pc. Crosstable daily updated.
for details goto:
http://www.clemens-keck.de/english_page.html
regards, Clemens Keck
I appreciate your efforts, but sudden death games among engines of similar strength don't have the high endgame quality of games with big increment per move or time control x/y.
"40moves/20mins repeating" will give you better endgames than 90mins/game because time trouble is totally avoided.
Better endgames of course equates to better classification of engines according to strength.
Best,
Matthias.
My engine was quite strong till I added knowledge to it.
http://www.chess.hylogic.de
http://www.chess.hylogic.de
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Clemens
Re: tournament of top 8 engines running
Hi Matthias
there are a few good reasons to play with increment.
Most reason for me to play without is that I want avoid hours of "draw-nonsense". Also important is ponder ON.
Btw. the games are interesting so far what I have seen
[Black "Shredder WM Edition Bonn x4"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "D48"]
[Annotator "0.37;0.24"]
[PlyCount "212"]
[EventDate "2009.02.11"]
[EventType "tourn"]
[TimeControl "5400"]
{Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5365 @ 3.00GHz 3000 MHz W=19.9 plies; 3.
318kN/s; 14.246.039 TBAs; chessbase-mega.ctg B=16.4 plies; 3.435kN/s;
chessbase-mega.ctg} 1. c4 {B 0} e6 {B 0} 2. d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 3. Nf3 {B 0} d5
{B 0} 4. Nc3 {B 0} c6 {B 0} 5. e3 {B 0} Nbd7 {B 0} 6. Bd3 {B 0} dxc4 {B 0} 7.
Bxc4 {B 0} b5 {B 0} 8. Bd3 {B 0} Bb7 {B 0} 9. O-O {B 0} a6 {B 0} 10. e4 {B 0}
c5 {B 0} 11. d5 {B 0} Qc7 {B 0} 12. dxe6 {B 0} fxe6 {B 0} 13. Qe2 {0.37/19 120}
Bd6 {0.24/17 176 (c4)} 14. Ng5 {0.02/20 197} c4 {0.24/16 29} 15. Nxe6 {0.02/20
30 (Lc2)} Qc6 {-0.04/17 127} 16. Bc2 {0.02/21 0} Bxh2+ {0.08/17 157} 17. Kxh2 {
0.01/22 0} Qxe6 {0.13/17 108} 18. f3 {-0.13/22 199} O-O {0.01/17 0} 19. Be3 {
-0.13/21 93} Rae8 {0.00/16 57 (Se5)} 20. Rad1 {0.00/19 93} Ne5 {0.00/15 0} 21.
Qd2 {0.00/20 83} Nh5 {0.22/16 408 (De7)} 22. Ne2 {0.27/19 95} Qf6 {0.25/15 78}
23. Bg5 {0.22/20 139} Qg6 {0.25/14 15} 24. Bh4 {0.24/20 211} Bc8 {0.23/15 0
(De6)} 25. Kh1 {0.19/19 403 (b3)} Re6 {0.25/16 109} 26. a3 {0.19/19 51 (Dg5)}
Ree8 {0.34/17 370 (Lb7)} 27. Qe3 {0.13/19 328} h6 {0.33/17 7 (Df7)} 28. a4 {0.
35/18 69 (Td2)} b4 {0.10/15 200 (Lb7)} 29. a5 {0.33/18 52} Bd7 {0.12/15 82} 30.
Rd4 {0.10/19 294} Bb5 {-0.45/17 0} 31. Rfd1 {0.10/18 62 (Ta1)} b3 {-1.73/16
246 (Sd3)} 32. Bb1 {-0.70/18 25} c3 {-1.82/17 171} 33. Nxc3 {-1.21/20 149 (Td6)
} Nf4 {-1.66/14 115 (Sg3+)} 34. Qf2 {-1.26/17 45} Nxg2 {-1.67/16 116} 35. Nxb5
{-1.67/19 103} axb5 {-2.67/16 36 (Sxh4)} 36. Qxg2 {-0.76/18 61} Qh5 {-2.19/17
53} 37. Rd5 {-1.79/20 114} Rf4 {-2.19/18 0} 38. Qg3 {-1.79/20 223} Rxh4+ {-2.
47/19 0} 39. Kg2 {-1.94/21 62} Re6 {-2.28/17 84} 40. Kf2 {-1.94/22 210} Rh3 {
-2.37/18 0} 41. Rxe5 {-2.05/22 19} Rxe5 {-2.19/18 31} 42. Qg4 {-1.98/22 164
(Td8+)} Rh2+ {-2.37/16 75} 43. Ke3 {-1.98/23 170} Qxg4 {-2.47/18 52 (Df7)} 44.
fxg4 {-1.41/6 0} Rxb2 {-2.17/17 79} 45. Kd4 {-1.37/23 39} Re8 {-2.08/18 43} 46.
Kc3 {-1.37/24 149} Rg2 {-2.02/20 0} 47. Kxb3 {-1.37/22 9} Rxg4 {-1.98/17 38}
48. Rd5 {-1.37/22 75 (Ld3)} g5 {-2.15/16 60 (Tg5)} 49. e5 {-1.42/16 20 (Txb5)}
Rg1 {-2.33/14 51} 50. Kb2 {-1.87/19 74 (La2)} g4 {-2.95/15 54} 51. a6 {-1.99/
20 22} Ra8 {-2.88/15 55} 52. Rd6 {-1.99/22 114 (La2)} Re1 {-2.91/17 44} 53.
Rxh6 {-2.11/23 103} Rxe5 {-2.55/19 156} 54. Rf6 {-2.12/24 93 (Kb3)} g3 {-3.35/
17 35 (Kg7)} 55. Rg6+ {-2.11/23 35} Kf7 {-3.34/19 0} 56. Rxg3 {-2.11/24 16}
Rxa6 {-3.42/14 0} 57. Bc2 {-2.11/24 15 (Ld3)} Rf6 {-3.44/18 43 (Ke7)} 58. Ka3 {
-2.10/22 7} Rf4 {-3.45/19 38 (Ke7)} 59. Rd3 {-2.10/23 16 (Lb3+)} Kf6 {-3.49/17
57 (Ke7)} 60. Bd1 {-2.13/22 10 (Lb3)} Re6 {-3.58/15 80 (Tc5)} 61. Kb3 {-2.17/
21 8 (Th3)} Re1 {-3.66/16 61 (Ke7)} 62. Bf3 {-2.22/20 10} Rb1+ {-3.70/16 43
(b4)} 63. Ka2 {-2.29/23 15} Rc1 {-3.71/16 56 (Tf1)} 64. Kb2 {-2.29/22 14} Rc5 {
-3.80/16 33} 65. Re3 {-2.31/25 62} Re5 {-3.83/17 0 (b4)} 66. Rd3 {-2.31/23 7}
b4 {-3.83/17 60} 67. Bb7 {-2.31/26 48 (Ld1)} Ra5 {-3.88/16 35 (Tc5)} 68. Rd2 {
-2.31/23 6 (Td8)} Ke5 {-3.92/14 16} 69. Bc6 {-2.32/23 12} Rd4 {-4.04/16 44
(Tg4)} 70. Rg2 {-2.32/22 6 (Te2+)} Ra3 {-4.06/16 58 (Kd6)} 71. Bb5 {-2.52/21 7}
Rh4 {-4.10/18 51 (Kd5)} 72. Rd2 {-2.65/21 15 (Le8)} Rhh3 {-4.15/18 32 (Ke4)}
73. Bc4 {-2.80/22 10} Rac3 {-4.12/15 44 (Ke4)} 74. Bb5 {-2.82/24 13 (Lf7)} Ke4
{-4.11/17 53 (Tb3+)} 75. Ba4 {-2.94/22 13 (Te2+)} Rhf3 {-4.11/18 27 (Ke3)} 76.
Re2+ {-2.71/21 12 (Lc2+)} Kd4 {-4.11/17 34 (Kf4)} 77. Bd1 {-2.91/21 28 (Lc2)}
Rce3 {-4.14/17 27 (Tf1)} 78. Rh2 {-2.66/22 10 (Tg2)} Rh3 {-4.18/15 47 (Tf4)}
79. Rg2 {-2.56/21 11 (Tf2)} Reg3 {-4.63/15 21 (Th1)} 80. Rf2 {-2.66/21 14 (Te2)
} Rh4 {-4.52/17 27 (Td3)} 81. Re2 {-3.24/21 18 (La4)} Rd3 {-4.53/17 22 (Tgh3)}
82. Bc2 {-3.30/21 13 (Lb3)} Rdh3 {-4.51/21 39} 83. Rd2+ {-3.44/25 13 (Lg6)} Kc4
{-4.55/15 5} 84. Rd8 {-3.60/24 14 (Td7)} Rh2 {-4.94/17 30} 85. Rc8+ {-3.60/24
23} Kb5 {-4.94/17 0} 86. Kb1 {-4.65/23 34} Rh8 {-5.80/18 0 (Tf2)} 87. Rc7 {-4.
64/18 8} Rf2 {-5.79/17 30} 88. Rb7+ {-5.56/22 9 (Kb2)} Ka5 {-6.53/17 14} 89.
Rc7 {-5.62/23 12 (Td7)} Kb6 {-6.69/18 28 (Th3)} 90. Rc4 {-5.63/23 7} Kb5 {-6.
54/17 28} 91. Rc7 {-5.63/26 27} Rh1+ {-6.81/18 0} 92. Kb2 {-5.65/26 18} Rh3 {
-6.95/18 0 (Th4)} 93. Kb1 {-5.63/22 5 (Tb7+)} b3 {-7.04/19 33} 94. Rb7+ {-5.65/
25 22} Kc4 {-12.22/20 8} 95. Rc7+ {-9.99/24 20} Kd4 {-9.35/15 29 (Kd5)} 96.
Rd7+ {-9.99/24 5 (Ld3)} Kc5 {-12.34/18 16} 97. Be4 {-#33/20 0 (Ld1)} Re3 {-12.
48/14 47} 98. Bf3 {-#32/3 0 (Tc7+)} Rexf3 {-#10/14 21 (Te1+)} 99. Rc7+ {-#26/
13 0} Kb6 {-#9/14 12 (Kd6)} 100. Rh7 {-#20/10 0 (Tc1)} Ra2 {-#7/13 2 (b2)} 101.
Rh6+ {-#13/8 0} Kc5 {-#6/11 0} 102. Rh1 {-#12/3 0 (Th5+)} Kb4 {-#5/9 0 (Tff2)}
103. Re1 {-#10/8 0 (Td1)} Rff2 {-#4/7 0 (Taf2)} 104. Rd1 {-#4/3 0} Ka3 {-#3/5
0 (Tfb2+)} 105. Re1 {-#2/3 0 (Tg1)} Rfb2+ {-#2/3 0} 106. Kc1 {-#1/3 0} Ra1# {
-#1/1 0} 0-1
regards, Clemens
there are a few good reasons to play with increment.
Most reason for me to play without is that I want avoid hours of "draw-nonsense". Also important is ponder ON.
Btw. the games are interesting so far what I have seen
[Black "Shredder WM Edition Bonn x4"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "D48"]
[Annotator "0.37;0.24"]
[PlyCount "212"]
[EventDate "2009.02.11"]
[EventType "tourn"]
[TimeControl "5400"]
{Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5365 @ 3.00GHz 3000 MHz W=19.9 plies; 3.
318kN/s; 14.246.039 TBAs; chessbase-mega.ctg B=16.4 plies; 3.435kN/s;
chessbase-mega.ctg} 1. c4 {B 0} e6 {B 0} 2. d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 3. Nf3 {B 0} d5
{B 0} 4. Nc3 {B 0} c6 {B 0} 5. e3 {B 0} Nbd7 {B 0} 6. Bd3 {B 0} dxc4 {B 0} 7.
Bxc4 {B 0} b5 {B 0} 8. Bd3 {B 0} Bb7 {B 0} 9. O-O {B 0} a6 {B 0} 10. e4 {B 0}
c5 {B 0} 11. d5 {B 0} Qc7 {B 0} 12. dxe6 {B 0} fxe6 {B 0} 13. Qe2 {0.37/19 120}
Bd6 {0.24/17 176 (c4)} 14. Ng5 {0.02/20 197} c4 {0.24/16 29} 15. Nxe6 {0.02/20
30 (Lc2)} Qc6 {-0.04/17 127} 16. Bc2 {0.02/21 0} Bxh2+ {0.08/17 157} 17. Kxh2 {
0.01/22 0} Qxe6 {0.13/17 108} 18. f3 {-0.13/22 199} O-O {0.01/17 0} 19. Be3 {
-0.13/21 93} Rae8 {0.00/16 57 (Se5)} 20. Rad1 {0.00/19 93} Ne5 {0.00/15 0} 21.
Qd2 {0.00/20 83} Nh5 {0.22/16 408 (De7)} 22. Ne2 {0.27/19 95} Qf6 {0.25/15 78}
23. Bg5 {0.22/20 139} Qg6 {0.25/14 15} 24. Bh4 {0.24/20 211} Bc8 {0.23/15 0
(De6)} 25. Kh1 {0.19/19 403 (b3)} Re6 {0.25/16 109} 26. a3 {0.19/19 51 (Dg5)}
Ree8 {0.34/17 370 (Lb7)} 27. Qe3 {0.13/19 328} h6 {0.33/17 7 (Df7)} 28. a4 {0.
35/18 69 (Td2)} b4 {0.10/15 200 (Lb7)} 29. a5 {0.33/18 52} Bd7 {0.12/15 82} 30.
Rd4 {0.10/19 294} Bb5 {-0.45/17 0} 31. Rfd1 {0.10/18 62 (Ta1)} b3 {-1.73/16
246 (Sd3)} 32. Bb1 {-0.70/18 25} c3 {-1.82/17 171} 33. Nxc3 {-1.21/20 149 (Td6)
} Nf4 {-1.66/14 115 (Sg3+)} 34. Qf2 {-1.26/17 45} Nxg2 {-1.67/16 116} 35. Nxb5
{-1.67/19 103} axb5 {-2.67/16 36 (Sxh4)} 36. Qxg2 {-0.76/18 61} Qh5 {-2.19/17
53} 37. Rd5 {-1.79/20 114} Rf4 {-2.19/18 0} 38. Qg3 {-1.79/20 223} Rxh4+ {-2.
47/19 0} 39. Kg2 {-1.94/21 62} Re6 {-2.28/17 84} 40. Kf2 {-1.94/22 210} Rh3 {
-2.37/18 0} 41. Rxe5 {-2.05/22 19} Rxe5 {-2.19/18 31} 42. Qg4 {-1.98/22 164
(Td8+)} Rh2+ {-2.37/16 75} 43. Ke3 {-1.98/23 170} Qxg4 {-2.47/18 52 (Df7)} 44.
fxg4 {-1.41/6 0} Rxb2 {-2.17/17 79} 45. Kd4 {-1.37/23 39} Re8 {-2.08/18 43} 46.
Kc3 {-1.37/24 149} Rg2 {-2.02/20 0} 47. Kxb3 {-1.37/22 9} Rxg4 {-1.98/17 38}
48. Rd5 {-1.37/22 75 (Ld3)} g5 {-2.15/16 60 (Tg5)} 49. e5 {-1.42/16 20 (Txb5)}
Rg1 {-2.33/14 51} 50. Kb2 {-1.87/19 74 (La2)} g4 {-2.95/15 54} 51. a6 {-1.99/
20 22} Ra8 {-2.88/15 55} 52. Rd6 {-1.99/22 114 (La2)} Re1 {-2.91/17 44} 53.
Rxh6 {-2.11/23 103} Rxe5 {-2.55/19 156} 54. Rf6 {-2.12/24 93 (Kb3)} g3 {-3.35/
17 35 (Kg7)} 55. Rg6+ {-2.11/23 35} Kf7 {-3.34/19 0} 56. Rxg3 {-2.11/24 16}
Rxa6 {-3.42/14 0} 57. Bc2 {-2.11/24 15 (Ld3)} Rf6 {-3.44/18 43 (Ke7)} 58. Ka3 {
-2.10/22 7} Rf4 {-3.45/19 38 (Ke7)} 59. Rd3 {-2.10/23 16 (Lb3+)} Kf6 {-3.49/17
57 (Ke7)} 60. Bd1 {-2.13/22 10 (Lb3)} Re6 {-3.58/15 80 (Tc5)} 61. Kb3 {-2.17/
21 8 (Th3)} Re1 {-3.66/16 61 (Ke7)} 62. Bf3 {-2.22/20 10} Rb1+ {-3.70/16 43
(b4)} 63. Ka2 {-2.29/23 15} Rc1 {-3.71/16 56 (Tf1)} 64. Kb2 {-2.29/22 14} Rc5 {
-3.80/16 33} 65. Re3 {-2.31/25 62} Re5 {-3.83/17 0 (b4)} 66. Rd3 {-2.31/23 7}
b4 {-3.83/17 60} 67. Bb7 {-2.31/26 48 (Ld1)} Ra5 {-3.88/16 35 (Tc5)} 68. Rd2 {
-2.31/23 6 (Td8)} Ke5 {-3.92/14 16} 69. Bc6 {-2.32/23 12} Rd4 {-4.04/16 44
(Tg4)} 70. Rg2 {-2.32/22 6 (Te2+)} Ra3 {-4.06/16 58 (Kd6)} 71. Bb5 {-2.52/21 7}
Rh4 {-4.10/18 51 (Kd5)} 72. Rd2 {-2.65/21 15 (Le8)} Rhh3 {-4.15/18 32 (Ke4)}
73. Bc4 {-2.80/22 10} Rac3 {-4.12/15 44 (Ke4)} 74. Bb5 {-2.82/24 13 (Lf7)} Ke4
{-4.11/17 53 (Tb3+)} 75. Ba4 {-2.94/22 13 (Te2+)} Rhf3 {-4.11/18 27 (Ke3)} 76.
Re2+ {-2.71/21 12 (Lc2+)} Kd4 {-4.11/17 34 (Kf4)} 77. Bd1 {-2.91/21 28 (Lc2)}
Rce3 {-4.14/17 27 (Tf1)} 78. Rh2 {-2.66/22 10 (Tg2)} Rh3 {-4.18/15 47 (Tf4)}
79. Rg2 {-2.56/21 11 (Tf2)} Reg3 {-4.63/15 21 (Th1)} 80. Rf2 {-2.66/21 14 (Te2)
} Rh4 {-4.52/17 27 (Td3)} 81. Re2 {-3.24/21 18 (La4)} Rd3 {-4.53/17 22 (Tgh3)}
82. Bc2 {-3.30/21 13 (Lb3)} Rdh3 {-4.51/21 39} 83. Rd2+ {-3.44/25 13 (Lg6)} Kc4
{-4.55/15 5} 84. Rd8 {-3.60/24 14 (Td7)} Rh2 {-4.94/17 30} 85. Rc8+ {-3.60/24
23} Kb5 {-4.94/17 0} 86. Kb1 {-4.65/23 34} Rh8 {-5.80/18 0 (Tf2)} 87. Rc7 {-4.
64/18 8} Rf2 {-5.79/17 30} 88. Rb7+ {-5.56/22 9 (Kb2)} Ka5 {-6.53/17 14} 89.
Rc7 {-5.62/23 12 (Td7)} Kb6 {-6.69/18 28 (Th3)} 90. Rc4 {-5.63/23 7} Kb5 {-6.
54/17 28} 91. Rc7 {-5.63/26 27} Rh1+ {-6.81/18 0} 92. Kb2 {-5.65/26 18} Rh3 {
-6.95/18 0 (Th4)} 93. Kb1 {-5.63/22 5 (Tb7+)} b3 {-7.04/19 33} 94. Rb7+ {-5.65/
25 22} Kc4 {-12.22/20 8} 95. Rc7+ {-9.99/24 20} Kd4 {-9.35/15 29 (Kd5)} 96.
Rd7+ {-9.99/24 5 (Ld3)} Kc5 {-12.34/18 16} 97. Be4 {-#33/20 0 (Ld1)} Re3 {-12.
48/14 47} 98. Bf3 {-#32/3 0 (Tc7+)} Rexf3 {-#10/14 21 (Te1+)} 99. Rc7+ {-#26/
13 0} Kb6 {-#9/14 12 (Kd6)} 100. Rh7 {-#20/10 0 (Tc1)} Ra2 {-#7/13 2 (b2)} 101.
Rh6+ {-#13/8 0} Kc5 {-#6/11 0} 102. Rh1 {-#12/3 0 (Th5+)} Kb4 {-#5/9 0 (Tff2)}
103. Re1 {-#10/8 0 (Td1)} Rff2 {-#4/7 0 (Taf2)} 104. Rd1 {-#4/3 0} Ka3 {-#3/5
0 (Tfb2+)} 105. Re1 {-#2/3 0 (Tg1)} Rfb2+ {-#2/3 0} 106. Kc1 {-#1/3 0} Ra1# {
-#1/1 0} 0-1
regards, Clemens
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Clemens
Re: tournament of top 8 engines running
sorry PGN was uncomplete 
[Event "top8"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2009.02.15"]
[Round "2.4"]
[White "Naum 4 x4"]
[Black "Shredder WM Edition Bonn x4"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "D48"]
[Annotator "0.37;0.24"]
[PlyCount "212"]
[EventDate "2009.02.11"]
[EventType "tourn"]
[TimeControl "5400"]
{Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5365 @ 3.00GHz 3000 MHz W=19.9 plies; 3.
318kN/s; 14.246.039 TBAs; chessbase-mega.ctg B=16.4 plies; 3.435kN/s;
chessbase-mega.ctg} 1. c4 {B 0} e6 {B 0} 2. d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 3. Nf3 {B 0} d5
{B 0} 4. Nc3 {B 0} c6 {B 0} 5. e3 {B 0} Nbd7 {B 0} 6. Bd3 {B 0} dxc4 {B 0} 7.
Bxc4 {B 0} b5 {B 0} 8. Bd3 {B 0} Bb7 {B 0} 9. O-O {B 0} a6 {B 0} 10. e4 {B 0}
c5 {B 0} 11. d5 {B 0} Qc7 {B 0} 12. dxe6 {B 0} fxe6 {B 0} 13. Qe2 {0.37/19 120}
Bd6 {0.24/17 176 (c4)} 14. Ng5 {0.02/20 197} c4 {0.24/16 29} 15. Nxe6 {0.02/20
30 (Lc2)} Qc6 {-0.04/17 127} 16. Bc2 {0.02/21 0} Bxh2+ {0.08/17 157} 17. Kxh2 {
0.01/22 0} Qxe6 {0.13/17 108} 18. f3 {-0.13/22 199} O-O {0.01/17 0} 19. Be3 {
-0.13/21 93} Rae8 {0.00/16 57 (Se5)} 20. Rad1 {0.00/19 93} Ne5 {0.00/15 0} 21.
Qd2 {0.00/20 83} Nh5 {0.22/16 408 (De7)} 22. Ne2 {0.27/19 95} Qf6 {0.25/15 78}
23. Bg5 {0.22/20 139} Qg6 {0.25/14 15} 24. Bh4 {0.24/20 211} Bc8 {0.23/15 0
(De6)} 25. Kh1 {0.19/19 403 (b3)} Re6 {0.25/16 109} 26. a3 {0.19/19 51 (Dg5)}
Ree8 {0.34/17 370 (Lb7)} 27. Qe3 {0.13/19 328} h6 {0.33/17 7 (Df7)} 28. a4 {0.
35/18 69 (Td2)} b4 {0.10/15 200 (Lb7)} 29. a5 {0.33/18 52} Bd7 {0.12/15 82} 30.
Rd4 {0.10/19 294} Bb5 {-0.45/17 0} 31. Rfd1 {0.10/18 62 (Ta1)} b3 {-1.73/16
246 (Sd3)} 32. Bb1 {-0.70/18 25} c3 {-1.82/17 171} 33. Nxc3 {-1.21/20 149 (Td6)
} Nf4 {-1.66/14 115 (Sg3+)} 34. Qf2 {-1.26/17 45} Nxg2 {-1.67/16 116} 35. Nxb5
{-1.67/19 103} axb5 {-2.67/16 36 (Sxh4)} 36. Qxg2 {-0.76/18 61} Qh5 {-2.19/17
53} 37. Rd5 {-1.79/20 114} Rf4 {-2.19/18 0} 38. Qg3 {-1.79/20 223} Rxh4+ {-2.
47/19 0} 39. Kg2 {-1.94/21 62} Re6 {-2.28/17 84} 40. Kf2 {-1.94/22 210} Rh3 {
-2.37/18 0} 41. Rxe5 {-2.05/22 19} Rxe5 {-2.19/18 31} 42. Qg4 {-1.98/22 164
(Td8+)} Rh2+ {-2.37/16 75} 43. Ke3 {-1.98/23 170} Qxg4 {-2.47/18 52 (Df7)} 44.
fxg4 {-1.41/6 0} Rxb2 {-2.17/17 79} 45. Kd4 {-1.37/23 39} Re8 {-2.08/18 43} 46.
Kc3 {-1.37/24 149} Rg2 {-2.02/20 0} 47. Kxb3 {-1.37/22 9} Rxg4 {-1.98/17 38}
48. Rd5 {-1.37/22 75 (Ld3)} g5 {-2.15/16 60 (Tg5)} 49. e5 {-1.42/16 20 (Txb5)}
Rg1 {-2.33/14 51} 50. Kb2 {-1.87/19 74 (La2)} g4 {-2.95/15 54} 51. a6 {-1.99/
20 22} Ra8 {-2.88/15 55} 52. Rd6 {-1.99/22 114 (La2)} Re1 {-2.91/17 44} 53.
Rxh6 {-2.11/23 103} Rxe5 {-2.55/19 156} 54. Rf6 {-2.12/24 93 (Kb3)} g3 {-3.35/
17 35 (Kg7)} 55. Rg6+ {-2.11/23 35} Kf7 {-3.34/19 0} 56. Rxg3 {-2.11/24 16}
Rxa6 {-3.42/14 0} 57. Bc2 {-2.11/24 15 (Ld3)} Rf6 {-3.44/18 43 (Ke7)} 58. Ka3 {
-2.10/22 7} Rf4 {-3.45/19 38 (Ke7)} 59. Rd3 {-2.10/23 16 (Lb3+)} Kf6 {-3.49/17
57 (Ke7)} 60. Bd1 {-2.13/22 10 (Lb3)} Re6 {-3.58/15 80 (Tc5)} 61. Kb3 {-2.17/
21 8 (Th3)} Re1 {-3.66/16 61 (Ke7)} 62. Bf3 {-2.22/20 10} Rb1+ {-3.70/16 43
(b4)} 63. Ka2 {-2.29/23 15} Rc1 {-3.71/16 56 (Tf1)} 64. Kb2 {-2.29/22 14} Rc5 {
-3.80/16 33} 65. Re3 {-2.31/25 62} Re5 {-3.83/17 0 (b4)} 66. Rd3 {-2.31/23 7}
b4 {-3.83/17 60} 67. Bb7 {-2.31/26 48 (Ld1)} Ra5 {-3.88/16 35 (Tc5)} 68. Rd2 {
-2.31/23 6 (Td8)} Ke5 {-3.92/14 16} 69. Bc6 {-2.32/23 12} Rd4 {-4.04/16 44
(Tg4)} 70. Rg2 {-2.32/22 6 (Te2+)} Ra3 {-4.06/16 58 (Kd6)} 71. Bb5 {-2.52/21 7}
Rh4 {-4.10/18 51 (Kd5)} 72. Rd2 {-2.65/21 15 (Le8)} Rhh3 {-4.15/18 32 (Ke4)}
73. Bc4 {-2.80/22 10} Rac3 {-4.12/15 44 (Ke4)} 74. Bb5 {-2.82/24 13 (Lf7)} Ke4
{-4.11/17 53 (Tb3+)} 75. Ba4 {-2.94/22 13 (Te2+)} Rhf3 {-4.11/18 27 (Ke3)} 76.
Re2+ {-2.71/21 12 (Lc2+)} Kd4 {-4.11/17 34 (Kf4)} 77. Bd1 {-2.91/21 28 (Lc2)}
Rce3 {-4.14/17 27 (Tf1)} 78. Rh2 {-2.66/22 10 (Tg2)} Rh3 {-4.18/15 47 (Tf4)}
79. Rg2 {-2.56/21 11 (Tf2)} Reg3 {-4.63/15 21 (Th1)} 80. Rf2 {-2.66/21 14 (Te2)
} Rh4 {-4.52/17 27 (Td3)} 81. Re2 {-3.24/21 18 (La4)} Rd3 {-4.53/17 22 (Tgh3)}
82. Bc2 {-3.30/21 13 (Lb3)} Rdh3 {-4.51/21 39} 83. Rd2+ {-3.44/25 13 (Lg6)} Kc4
{-4.55/15 5} 84. Rd8 {-3.60/24 14 (Td7)} Rh2 {-4.94/17 30} 85. Rc8+ {-3.60/24
23} Kb5 {-4.94/17 0} 86. Kb1 {-4.65/23 34} Rh8 {-5.80/18 0 (Tf2)} 87. Rc7 {-4.
64/18 8} Rf2 {-5.79/17 30} 88. Rb7+ {-5.56/22 9 (Kb2)} Ka5 {-6.53/17 14} 89.
Rc7 {-5.62/23 12 (Td7)} Kb6 {-6.69/18 28 (Th3)} 90. Rc4 {-5.63/23 7} Kb5 {-6.
54/17 28} 91. Rc7 {-5.63/26 27} Rh1+ {-6.81/18 0} 92. Kb2 {-5.65/26 18} Rh3 {
-6.95/18 0 (Th4)} 93. Kb1 {-5.63/22 5 (Tb7+)} b3 {-7.04/19 33} 94. Rb7+ {-5.65/
25 22} Kc4 {-12.22/20 8} 95. Rc7+ {-9.99/24 20} Kd4 {-9.35/15 29 (Kd5)} 96.
Rd7+ {-9.99/24 5 (Ld3)} Kc5 {-12.34/18 16} 97. Be4 {-#33/20 0 (Ld1)} Re3 {-12.
48/14 47} 98. Bf3 {-#32/3 0 (Tc7+)} Rexf3 {-#10/14 21 (Te1+)} 99. Rc7+ {-#26/
13 0} Kb6 {-#9/14 12 (Kd6)} 100. Rh7 {-#20/10 0 (Tc1)} Ra2 {-#7/13 2 (b2)} 101.
Rh6+ {-#13/8 0} Kc5 {-#6/11 0} 102. Rh1 {-#12/3 0 (Th5+)} Kb4 {-#5/9 0 (Tff2)}
103. Re1 {-#10/8 0 (Td1)} Rff2 {-#4/7 0 (Taf2)} 104. Rd1 {-#4/3 0} Ka3 {-#3/5
0 (Tfb2+)} 105. Re1 {-#2/3 0 (Tg1)} Rfb2+ {-#2/3 0} 106. Kc1 {-#1/3 0} Ra1# {
-#1/1 0} 0-1
[Event "top8"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2009.02.15"]
[Round "2.4"]
[White "Naum 4 x4"]
[Black "Shredder WM Edition Bonn x4"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "D48"]
[Annotator "0.37;0.24"]
[PlyCount "212"]
[EventDate "2009.02.11"]
[EventType "tourn"]
[TimeControl "5400"]
{Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5365 @ 3.00GHz 3000 MHz W=19.9 plies; 3.
318kN/s; 14.246.039 TBAs; chessbase-mega.ctg B=16.4 plies; 3.435kN/s;
chessbase-mega.ctg} 1. c4 {B 0} e6 {B 0} 2. d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 3. Nf3 {B 0} d5
{B 0} 4. Nc3 {B 0} c6 {B 0} 5. e3 {B 0} Nbd7 {B 0} 6. Bd3 {B 0} dxc4 {B 0} 7.
Bxc4 {B 0} b5 {B 0} 8. Bd3 {B 0} Bb7 {B 0} 9. O-O {B 0} a6 {B 0} 10. e4 {B 0}
c5 {B 0} 11. d5 {B 0} Qc7 {B 0} 12. dxe6 {B 0} fxe6 {B 0} 13. Qe2 {0.37/19 120}
Bd6 {0.24/17 176 (c4)} 14. Ng5 {0.02/20 197} c4 {0.24/16 29} 15. Nxe6 {0.02/20
30 (Lc2)} Qc6 {-0.04/17 127} 16. Bc2 {0.02/21 0} Bxh2+ {0.08/17 157} 17. Kxh2 {
0.01/22 0} Qxe6 {0.13/17 108} 18. f3 {-0.13/22 199} O-O {0.01/17 0} 19. Be3 {
-0.13/21 93} Rae8 {0.00/16 57 (Se5)} 20. Rad1 {0.00/19 93} Ne5 {0.00/15 0} 21.
Qd2 {0.00/20 83} Nh5 {0.22/16 408 (De7)} 22. Ne2 {0.27/19 95} Qf6 {0.25/15 78}
23. Bg5 {0.22/20 139} Qg6 {0.25/14 15} 24. Bh4 {0.24/20 211} Bc8 {0.23/15 0
(De6)} 25. Kh1 {0.19/19 403 (b3)} Re6 {0.25/16 109} 26. a3 {0.19/19 51 (Dg5)}
Ree8 {0.34/17 370 (Lb7)} 27. Qe3 {0.13/19 328} h6 {0.33/17 7 (Df7)} 28. a4 {0.
35/18 69 (Td2)} b4 {0.10/15 200 (Lb7)} 29. a5 {0.33/18 52} Bd7 {0.12/15 82} 30.
Rd4 {0.10/19 294} Bb5 {-0.45/17 0} 31. Rfd1 {0.10/18 62 (Ta1)} b3 {-1.73/16
246 (Sd3)} 32. Bb1 {-0.70/18 25} c3 {-1.82/17 171} 33. Nxc3 {-1.21/20 149 (Td6)
} Nf4 {-1.66/14 115 (Sg3+)} 34. Qf2 {-1.26/17 45} Nxg2 {-1.67/16 116} 35. Nxb5
{-1.67/19 103} axb5 {-2.67/16 36 (Sxh4)} 36. Qxg2 {-0.76/18 61} Qh5 {-2.19/17
53} 37. Rd5 {-1.79/20 114} Rf4 {-2.19/18 0} 38. Qg3 {-1.79/20 223} Rxh4+ {-2.
47/19 0} 39. Kg2 {-1.94/21 62} Re6 {-2.28/17 84} 40. Kf2 {-1.94/22 210} Rh3 {
-2.37/18 0} 41. Rxe5 {-2.05/22 19} Rxe5 {-2.19/18 31} 42. Qg4 {-1.98/22 164
(Td8+)} Rh2+ {-2.37/16 75} 43. Ke3 {-1.98/23 170} Qxg4 {-2.47/18 52 (Df7)} 44.
fxg4 {-1.41/6 0} Rxb2 {-2.17/17 79} 45. Kd4 {-1.37/23 39} Re8 {-2.08/18 43} 46.
Kc3 {-1.37/24 149} Rg2 {-2.02/20 0} 47. Kxb3 {-1.37/22 9} Rxg4 {-1.98/17 38}
48. Rd5 {-1.37/22 75 (Ld3)} g5 {-2.15/16 60 (Tg5)} 49. e5 {-1.42/16 20 (Txb5)}
Rg1 {-2.33/14 51} 50. Kb2 {-1.87/19 74 (La2)} g4 {-2.95/15 54} 51. a6 {-1.99/
20 22} Ra8 {-2.88/15 55} 52. Rd6 {-1.99/22 114 (La2)} Re1 {-2.91/17 44} 53.
Rxh6 {-2.11/23 103} Rxe5 {-2.55/19 156} 54. Rf6 {-2.12/24 93 (Kb3)} g3 {-3.35/
17 35 (Kg7)} 55. Rg6+ {-2.11/23 35} Kf7 {-3.34/19 0} 56. Rxg3 {-2.11/24 16}
Rxa6 {-3.42/14 0} 57. Bc2 {-2.11/24 15 (Ld3)} Rf6 {-3.44/18 43 (Ke7)} 58. Ka3 {
-2.10/22 7} Rf4 {-3.45/19 38 (Ke7)} 59. Rd3 {-2.10/23 16 (Lb3+)} Kf6 {-3.49/17
57 (Ke7)} 60. Bd1 {-2.13/22 10 (Lb3)} Re6 {-3.58/15 80 (Tc5)} 61. Kb3 {-2.17/
21 8 (Th3)} Re1 {-3.66/16 61 (Ke7)} 62. Bf3 {-2.22/20 10} Rb1+ {-3.70/16 43
(b4)} 63. Ka2 {-2.29/23 15} Rc1 {-3.71/16 56 (Tf1)} 64. Kb2 {-2.29/22 14} Rc5 {
-3.80/16 33} 65. Re3 {-2.31/25 62} Re5 {-3.83/17 0 (b4)} 66. Rd3 {-2.31/23 7}
b4 {-3.83/17 60} 67. Bb7 {-2.31/26 48 (Ld1)} Ra5 {-3.88/16 35 (Tc5)} 68. Rd2 {
-2.31/23 6 (Td8)} Ke5 {-3.92/14 16} 69. Bc6 {-2.32/23 12} Rd4 {-4.04/16 44
(Tg4)} 70. Rg2 {-2.32/22 6 (Te2+)} Ra3 {-4.06/16 58 (Kd6)} 71. Bb5 {-2.52/21 7}
Rh4 {-4.10/18 51 (Kd5)} 72. Rd2 {-2.65/21 15 (Le8)} Rhh3 {-4.15/18 32 (Ke4)}
73. Bc4 {-2.80/22 10} Rac3 {-4.12/15 44 (Ke4)} 74. Bb5 {-2.82/24 13 (Lf7)} Ke4
{-4.11/17 53 (Tb3+)} 75. Ba4 {-2.94/22 13 (Te2+)} Rhf3 {-4.11/18 27 (Ke3)} 76.
Re2+ {-2.71/21 12 (Lc2+)} Kd4 {-4.11/17 34 (Kf4)} 77. Bd1 {-2.91/21 28 (Lc2)}
Rce3 {-4.14/17 27 (Tf1)} 78. Rh2 {-2.66/22 10 (Tg2)} Rh3 {-4.18/15 47 (Tf4)}
79. Rg2 {-2.56/21 11 (Tf2)} Reg3 {-4.63/15 21 (Th1)} 80. Rf2 {-2.66/21 14 (Te2)
} Rh4 {-4.52/17 27 (Td3)} 81. Re2 {-3.24/21 18 (La4)} Rd3 {-4.53/17 22 (Tgh3)}
82. Bc2 {-3.30/21 13 (Lb3)} Rdh3 {-4.51/21 39} 83. Rd2+ {-3.44/25 13 (Lg6)} Kc4
{-4.55/15 5} 84. Rd8 {-3.60/24 14 (Td7)} Rh2 {-4.94/17 30} 85. Rc8+ {-3.60/24
23} Kb5 {-4.94/17 0} 86. Kb1 {-4.65/23 34} Rh8 {-5.80/18 0 (Tf2)} 87. Rc7 {-4.
64/18 8} Rf2 {-5.79/17 30} 88. Rb7+ {-5.56/22 9 (Kb2)} Ka5 {-6.53/17 14} 89.
Rc7 {-5.62/23 12 (Td7)} Kb6 {-6.69/18 28 (Th3)} 90. Rc4 {-5.63/23 7} Kb5 {-6.
54/17 28} 91. Rc7 {-5.63/26 27} Rh1+ {-6.81/18 0} 92. Kb2 {-5.65/26 18} Rh3 {
-6.95/18 0 (Th4)} 93. Kb1 {-5.63/22 5 (Tb7+)} b3 {-7.04/19 33} 94. Rb7+ {-5.65/
25 22} Kc4 {-12.22/20 8} 95. Rc7+ {-9.99/24 20} Kd4 {-9.35/15 29 (Kd5)} 96.
Rd7+ {-9.99/24 5 (Ld3)} Kc5 {-12.34/18 16} 97. Be4 {-#33/20 0 (Ld1)} Re3 {-12.
48/14 47} 98. Bf3 {-#32/3 0 (Tc7+)} Rexf3 {-#10/14 21 (Te1+)} 99. Rc7+ {-#26/
13 0} Kb6 {-#9/14 12 (Kd6)} 100. Rh7 {-#20/10 0 (Tc1)} Ra2 {-#7/13 2 (b2)} 101.
Rh6+ {-#13/8 0} Kc5 {-#6/11 0} 102. Rh1 {-#12/3 0 (Th5+)} Kb4 {-#5/9 0 (Tff2)}
103. Re1 {-#10/8 0 (Td1)} Rff2 {-#4/7 0 (Taf2)} 104. Rd1 {-#4/3 0} Ka3 {-#3/5
0 (Tfb2+)} 105. Re1 {-#2/3 0 (Tg1)} Rfb2+ {-#2/3 0} 106. Kc1 {-#1/3 0} Ra1# {
-#1/1 0} 0-1
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Matthias Gemuh
- Posts: 3245
- Joined: Thu Mar 09, 2006 9:10 am
Re: tournament of top 8 engines running
Clemens wrote:Hi Matthias
there are a few good reasons to play with increment.
Most reason for me to play without is that I want avoid hours of "draw-nonsense". Also important is ponder ON.
Btw. the games are interesting so far what I have seen
...
regards, Clemens
The examples you have posted are OK because the games are already heading towards a clear decision at move 40.
Bad games at sudden death are the ones which stay equal till move 150 or later, then one engine gets into time trouble and loses a game that would be a draw, given adequate increment.
Best,
Matthias.
My engine was quite strong till I added knowledge to it.
http://www.chess.hylogic.de
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krazyken
Re: tournament of top 8 engines running
If the game is lasting until move 150, then it's already a bad game. Too many engines play way too stupidly about the 50 move rule. If you haven't moved your pawns for 49 moves, why should they start moving now?Matthias Gemuh wrote:
Bad games at sudden death are the ones which stay equal till move 150 or later, then one engine gets into time trouble and loses a game that would be a draw, given adequate increment.