Copy-paste job from Rybka forum:
R7 games
jonny v baron 1-0
falcon v toga 1-0
mobile v shredder 0-1
sjeng v rybka 0-1
hiarcs v junior 1-0
Standings after round 7:
1. Rybka 6.5
2. Hiarcs 6.0
3. Junior 4.5
4. Shredder 4.0
5. Cluster Toga 3.5
6. Sjeng 3.0
7. Jonny, The Baron, Falcon 2.5
10. Mobile Chess 0.0
Last 2 rounds are saturday, the 8th starting at 4:00 CET.
R8 games
baron v junior
rybka v hiarcs
shredder v sjeng
toga v mobile
jonny v falcon
R9 games
falcon v the baron
mobile v jonny
sjeng v toga
hiarcs v shredder
junior v rybka
WCCC round 7
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Re: WCCC round 7
Interesting difference in performance for DS3.0 between the Blitz Championship where DS3 wins clear first...and the standard play Championship where DS3.0 has managed only one win so farEnir wrote:
Standings after round 7:
1. Rybka 6.5
2. Hiarcs 6.0
3. Junior 4.5
4. Shredder 4.0
5. Cluster Toga 3.5
6. Sjeng 3.0
7. Jonny, The Baron, Falcon 2.5
10. Mobile Chess 0.0
i guess the hardware superiority of Octals and Clusters (over Duals and Quads)make more of a difference in longer time controls then quicker time controls?
would be interesting to know the typical search depths reached per move by the top 3 programs in the Blitz championship compared to the Standard Championship
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Steve
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Re: WCCC round 7
(Which was mostly copy and pasted from the Hiarcs forumEnir wrote:Copy-paste job from Rybka forum:
R7 games
jonny v baron 1-0
falcon v toga 1-0
mobile v shredder 0-1
sjeng v rybka 0-1
hiarcs v junior 1-0
Standings after round 7:
1. Rybka 6.5
2. Hiarcs 6.0
3. Junior 4.5
4. Shredder 4.0
5. Cluster Toga 3.5
6. Sjeng 3.0
7. Jonny, The Baron, Falcon 2.5
10. Mobile Chess 0.0
Last 2 rounds are saturday, the 8th starting at 4:00 CET.
R8 games
baron v junior
rybka v hiarcs
shredder v sjeng
toga v mobile
jonny v falcon
R9 games
falcon v the baron
mobile v jonny
sjeng v toga
hiarcs v shredder
junior v rybka

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Re: WCCC round 7
hi
In case I missed it, where can we get the pgns of these games?
Thanks
Bill
In case I missed it, where can we get the pgns of these games?
Thanks
Bill
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Re: WCCC round 7
Hi Bill,Bill Rogers wrote:hi
In case I missed it, where can we get the pgns of these games?
Thanks
Bill
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4935
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Re: WCCC round 7
Bill Rogers wrote:hi
In case I missed it, where can we get the pgns of these games?
Thanks
Bill
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/icga/t ... php?id=178
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Re: WCCC round 7
No, I think in blitz Sjeng got the best operator (didn't lose on time, didn't load Fritz 5 instead of Rybka, etc.)Steve B wrote:i guess the hardware superiority of Octals and Clusters (over Duals and Quads)make more of a difference in longer time controls then quicker time controls?
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Re: WCCC round 7
seriously?Ovyron wrote:
No, I think in blitz Sjeng got the best operator (didn't lose on time, didn't load Fritz 5 instead of Rybka, etc.)
those sorts of gaffs happened at the Blitz Championship??

Steve
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Re: WCCC round 7
Where are the Blitz games?IanO wrote:Bill Rogers wrote:hi
In case I missed it, where can we get the pgns of these games?
Thanks
Bill
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/icga/t ... php?id=178
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Re: WCCC round 7
Yes, they said the event is mostly just for fun and a lot of luck is involved.Steve B wrote:those sorts of gaffs happened at the Blitz Championship??