Martin Thoresen wrote:Congratulations to Naum, Stockfish, Fire, Shredder and Spike for qualifying for Stage 2 after Stage 1b ended late last night.
Equinox is still the best 6th placed engine so unless the 6th best engine in 1c can score at least 7 points, it will qualify for Stage 2 as well.
Stage 1c:
16 cores, ponder off. Up to 16 GB hash. Time control is 120' + 30".
Single round robin.
Top 5 qualifies for Stage 2 (+6th best placed in 1a, 1b and 1c combined)
Indeed, both engines thought it was a draw. The reason Equinox was awarded the loss is "White's connection stalls" according to the TCEC website, which makes me think that Equinox crashed. I'll wait for more informed people to inform you.
Also 2 questions:
* Is there somewhere listed the EGTB/EGBB used by the engines (for instance, is Scorpio playing with bitbases and if not, why?)
* As a kibitzer of the chat (not participant), how do you prevent it from scrolling? (I could do it in the previous TCEC...)
TIA and bravo!
Martin Thoresen wrote:Click the rotating gear next to the engine logo for info on that.
Thanks Martin!
So it says Scorpio IS playing with bitbases.
But it doesn't show in the "Tablebase hits" window (GUI problen?) and I remember Dan Shawul asking in the Chat: why is Scorpio playing without bitbases?
Was he wrong?
ernest wrote:
Thanks Martin!
So it says Scorpio IS playing with bitbases.
But it doesn't show in the "Tablebase hits" window (GUI problen?) and I remember Dan Shawul asking in the Chat: why is Scorpio playing without bitbases?
Was he wrong?
First of all, Scorpio is a winboard/xboard engine and they never show TB hits of any kind. The "TB Hits" is greyed out because of this.
Second of all, clicking the text around the TCEC Web GUI will bring up small tooltips that gives you information. This is also explained if you read the Rules & Information section in Help, as mentioned before.