Uri Blass wrote: ↑Sun Jul 30, 2023 10:03 am
These blunders are in the last move of the time control and reduce the rating of stockfish13,14,15(there may be more games and I searched only for losses and not for cases when the blunder caused stockfish to draw instead of win).
I am not sure if it was a problem of previous versions of stockfish in the ssdf rating list.
It is a well known issue, it happens in CCRL 40/15 games as well.
Uri Blass wrote: ↑Sun Jul 30, 2023 10:03 am
These blunders are in the last move of the time control and reduce the rating of stockfish13,14,15(there may be more games and I searched only for losses and not for cases when the blunder caused stockfish to draw instead of win).
I am not sure if it was a problem of previous versions of stockfish in the ssdf rating list.
It is a well known issue, it happens in CCRL 40/15 games as well.
If I set Move Overhead 1000ms no time losses anymore. But SF time use is weird. E.g. with 60 moves in 5 minutes it usually has used only 1 minute after 30 moves! I think engine should use 50% after 30 moves .
Jouni wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 8:47 am
If I set Move Overhead 1000ms no time losses anymore. But SF time use is weird. E.g. with 60 moves in 5 minutes it usually has used only 1 minute after 30 moves! I think engine should use 50% after 30 moves .
I guess Stockfish expects every move to incur a 1000ms delay, and in reality the GUI might only lag occasionally?
In Thorsten's tournament Stockfish could lose on time because he simply used the default Move Overhead, which is only suited for Fishtest very fast games. Default is 10 ms I believe. With Cutechess and fast games that is possible. It would be strange if SSDF also used the default but it would explain timelosses at these long SSDFgames? Time control roughly comparable to TCEC where Stockfish also had the same issue once.
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