If you are interested....

[Sylwy]

The LazySMP Test tournament (now a 100 engines tournament) is private. Romanian League 2025 continues (but I will only post the final result sometime). A picture from my newest tournament- WINBOARD-24 OLD. From time to time I will post the situation from the tournament grid.

[Sylwy]

Well, this is the final structure of my WINBOARD-34 OLD tournament. All are pure WB1 or WB2 engines. Not even a single engine is UCI or WB&UCI (if I remember correctly, only Leila had a UCI version-v0.42-but very buggy). All of them are over 10 years old (many over 20) with the exception of Caligula 1.1 (but which has a very long history and in addition has never been tested by the CCRL).
Source of binaries used:
-1-Dann Corbit;
-8-Jim Ablett;
-25 from the authors.
TC=4'+2"

[Sylwy]

A short intermezzo....



The other 14 Polish WB engines (except the three who already played in my Java leagues-ArabianKnight; Belzebub & JChess) are all (along with 34 more engines) in my ongoing WINBOARD OLD league.

[Graham Banks]

You might find that many of the older engines can't use time controls with increments.

[Sylwy]

You might find that many of the older engines can't use time controls with increments.

I know. All engines in the first league (WINBOARD-48 OLD) support TCs with increment. As well as the six engines from the 2nd league. Tested. I wanted to test all Polish WB engines (2 do not support a tournament - Akiba and iiChess), some are collaborations between authors from different countries, others are based on engines from other countries (Rodent-Sungorus), some are variations on the same theme (nano-piko-pikoEE2 Szachy). I also have three WB engines written in Java (ArabianKnight-Belzebub-JChess) already tested in my Java leagues. The rest are almost all here (15+6). I think only 3-4 private engines have been omitted. I have one. A real school of WB engines.