RESULTS COMING TONIGHT!
Critter 1.4 32-bit vs Ivanhoe 46e
In all the 50 game/ 40/3 repeating matches I have posted here, 12 Ivanhoe versions have a total of 13 wins - 0 losses - 2 draws- as a couple have played more than once.
Their opponents have been Rybka 4.1, Komodo 3 and Komodo 4, Fritz 13, and Stockfish 2.1.1---- no lightweights in that group. If it has been luck, it may run out tonight.
Stay tuned.
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COMING TONIGHT- For Your Pleasure at No Cost!
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COMING TONIGHT- For Your Pleasure at No Cost!
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Re: COMING TONIGHT- For Your Pleasure at No Cost!
Should be some good games in that one. Looking forward to the results.geots wrote:RESULTS COMING TONIGHT!
Critter 1.4 32-bit vs Ivanhoe 46e
In all the 50 game/ 40/3 repeating matches I have posted here, 12 Ivanhoe versions have a total of 13 wins - 0 losses - 2 draws- as a couple have played more than once.
Their opponents have been Rybka 4.1, Komodo 3 and Komodo 4, Fritz 13, and Stockfish 2.1.1---- no lightweights in that group. If it has been luck, it may run out tonight.
Stay tuned.
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Best,
Gerold.
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Re: COMING TONIGHT- For Your Pleasure at No Cost!
gerold wrote:Should be some good games in that one. Looking forward to the results.geots wrote:RESULTS COMING TONIGHT!
Critter 1.4 32-bit vs Ivanhoe 46e
In all the 50 game/ 40/3 repeating matches I have posted here, 12 Ivanhoe versions have a total of 13 wins - 0 losses - 2 draws- as a couple have played more than once.
Their opponents have been Rybka 4.1, Komodo 3 and Komodo 4, Fritz 13, and Stockfish 2.1.1---- no lightweights in that group. If it has been luck, it may run out tonight.
Stay tuned.
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Best,
Gerold.
Thanks, Gerold. Haven't checked yet. Is your current match finished? Really interested in that one. How do you ever beat a Houdini version without going thru hell backwards?
Best,
george