CHAINSAW MASSACRE- Rounds 21 thru 25 (of 44)

[geots]

CHAINSAW MASSACRE

Fritz 11 GUI
Intel Dual Core
Single Processor- 3.2ghz
128mb hash
3 & 4 man tablebases
Ponder & Learning = OFF
Perfect 12.32.ctg book for all (w/12 move CCRL Limit)
40 moves in 58 minutes repeating (adapted to CCRL 40/40)
All engines = 32 bit
RR = 4 cycles
44 rounds = 264 games






Round 21

ECE 0.3 v Surprise 4.3b13 (1-0)
Warrior 1.0.3 v Monarch 1.7 (0-1)
Feuerstein 0.4.4.2 v Buzz 0.07 (1-0)
Rival 1.18 b Gibbon 2.01b (1-0)
BibiChess 0.5 v BikJump 2.01 (1-0)
Waxman 2008 v Atak 6.2 (0-1)

Round 22

Surprise 4.3b13 v Waxman 2008 (0-1)
Atak 6.2 v BibiChess 0.5 (1-0)
BikJump 2.01 v Rival 1.18 (0-1)
Gibbon 2.01b v Feuerstein 0.4.4.2 (0-1)
Buzz 0.07 v Warrior 1.0.3 (1-0)
Monarch 1.7 v ECE 0.3 (1-0)


Round 23

Monarch 1.7 v Surprise 4.3b13 (1-0)
Buzz 0.07 v ECE 0.3 (1-0)
Gibbon 2.01b v Warrior 1.0.3 draw
BikJump 2.01 v Feuerstein 0.4.4.2 (0-1)
Atak 6.2 v Rival 1.18 (1-0)
Waxman 2008 v BibiChess 0.5 (1-0)


Round 24

Surprise 4.3b13 v BibiChess 0.5 (0-1)
Rival 1.18 v Waxman 2008 draw
Feuerstein 0.4.4.2 v Atak 6.2 draw
Warrior 1.0.3 v BikJump 2.01 (0-1)
ECE 0.3 v Gibbon 2.01b (1-0)
Monarch 1.7 v Buzz 0.07 (0-1)


Round 25

Buzz 0.07 v Surprise 4.3b13 (1-0)
Gibbon 2.01b v Monarch 1.7 draw
BikJump 2.01 v ECE 0.3 (1-0)
Atak 6.2 v Warrior 1.0.3 (1-0)
Waxman 2008 v Feuerstein 0.4.4.2 (0-1)
BibiChess 0.5 v Rival 1.18 (1-0)



Standings thru Round 25

18.5- Waxman 2008
17.0- Monarch 1.7
15.5- Atak 6.2
15.5- Buzz 0.07
15.0- BibiChess 0.5
14.5- Feuerstein 0.4.4.2
12.0- BikJump 2.01
9.0- Rival 1.18
9.0- Surprise 4.3b13
8.5- Gibbon 2.01b
8.0- ECE 0.3
7.5- Warrior 1.0.3


All rounds can be followed and all PGNs downloaded from:
http://kirill-kryukov.com/chess/discuss ... f=7&t=4176

[geots]

"Thank You" to all who dropped me a thread, and i decided it is best to continue posting the tournament results. I had not thought much about it, but i myself am guilty of being lazy also, just looking at the results rather than downloading the PGNs of others results also.

Best, and again, Thank You All,

[Dann Corbit]

The good result of Waxman is interesting for two reasons:
1. It is one of the newest chess programs [*]
2. It is one of the oldest chess programs [**]

[*] http://www.rwbc-chess.de/wb_chron_date.htm shows it as engine 455 out of 459

[**] I remember seeing Waxman a very long time ago, but not as a Winboard engine.