IMPORTANT:
Let me be sure everyone is on the same page here concerning ties and tiebreakers, so there will be no disappointments. Just in case a programmer does not know this. If Engine B and Engine C are tied for 2nd- there is only 1 tiebreak rule: You take Engine B- he gets all the points of the engines he beat, and half the total points of the engines he drew. Add those together and get a total. Then do the same for Engine C- and compare. The one with the highest number of points is the 2nd place finisher. That is the tie break rule that chessbase guis use- and the reason you see a number to the right of an engine's score in a crosstable if it is tied with another engine.
But these numbers, when compiled- could be the same. More often not- but still possible. In that case- a 1 game playoff between the engines for 2nd place.
Now to rounds and results- with 2 rounds remaining. (And congrats to KnockOut!)
Intel i5 w/4TCs
Fritz 11 gui/Fritz 13 gui
1CPU/32-bit or 64-bit where available
128MB hash
Bases=NONE [No egtb & no egbb]
Ponder_Learning=OFF
Perfect 2012b.ctg w/12-move limit
40/21 Repeating (Benched to adapt to CCRL 40/40)
RR with 2 cycles
Group 13
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Round 24
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ChessMind 0.82 v Prophet 2.0 b1 x64 (1-0)
Kurt 0.9.3 x64 v Parrot 07.07.22 (1-0)
KnockOut 0.7.1 v Clarabit 1.00 64-bit (1-0)
Chesley r323 64-bit v Carballo 0.5 (1-0)
Lime 66 v BikJump 2.01 64-bit (1-0)
Monarch 1.7 v BigLion 2.23x (1-0)
Matheus 2.3 v Bubble 1.5 (1-0)
Rhetoric 0.10.d v Jabba 1.0 (1-0)
Round 25
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Rhetoric 0.10.d v ChessMind 0.82 (0-1)
Jabba 1.0 v Matheus 2.3 (1-0)
Bubble 1.5 v Monarch 1.7 (0-1)
BigLion 2.23x v Lime 66 (0-1)
BikJump 2.01 64-bit v Chesley r323 64-bit (draw)
Carballo 0.5 v KnockOut 0.7.1 (1-0)
Clarabit 1.00 64-bit v Kurt 0.9.3 x64 (draw)
Parrot 07.07.22 v Prophet 2.0 b1 x64 (0-1)
Round 26
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ChessMind 0.82 v Parrot 07.07.22 (1-0)
Prophet 2.0 b1 x64 v Clarabit 1.00 64-bit (1-0)
Kurt 0.9.3 x64 v Carballo 0.5 (1-0)
KnockOut 0.7.1 v BikJump 2.01 64-bit (1-0)
Chesley r323 64-bit v BigLion 2.23x (1-0)
Lime 66 v Bubble 1.5 (draw)
Monarch 1.7 v Jabba 1.0 (0-1)
Matheus 2.3 v Rhetoric 0.10.d (1-0)
Round 27
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Matheus 2.3 v ChessMind 0.82 (1-0)
Rhetoric 0.10.d v Monarch 1.7 (0-1)
Jabba 1.0 v Lime 66 (draw)
Bubble 1.5 v Chesley r323 64-bit (1-0)
BigLion 2.23x v KnockOut 0.7.1 (0-1)
BikJump 2.01 64-bit v Kurt 0.9.3 x64 (1-0)
Carballo 0.5 v Prophet 2.0 b1 x64 (1-0)
Clarabit 1.00 64-bit v Parrot 07.07.22 (0-1)
Round 28
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ChessMind 0.82 v Clarabit 1.00 64-bit (1-0)
Parrot 07.07.22 v Carballo 0.5 (1-0)
Prophet 2.0 b1 x64 v BikJump 2.01 64-bit (1-0)
Kurt 0.9.3 x64 v BigLion 2.23x (1-0)
KnockOut 0.7.1 v Bubble 1.5 (1-0)
Chesley r323 64-bit v Jabba 1.0 (0-1)
Lime 66 v Rhetoric 0.10.d (draw)
Monarch 1.7 v Matheus 2.3 (1-0)
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Standings after Round 28
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1.KnockOut 0.7.1 20.5
2.Chesley r323 64-bit 18.0
3.Parrot 07.07.22 18.0
4.Kurt 0.9.3 x64 17.5
5.ChessMind 0.82 17.0
6.Prophet 2.0 b1 x64 16.5
7.BikJump 2.01 64-bit 14.5
8.Clarabit 1.00 64-bit 14.0
9.Rhetoric 0.10.d 14.0
10.Carballo 0.5 13.5
11.Lime 66 13.5
12.Bubble 1.5 10.5
13.Jabba 1.0 10.5
14.Matheus 2.3 10.0
15.Monarch 1.7 9.0
16.BigLion 2.23x 7.0They are playing as we speak. Last I checked, looked as if Chesley was holding fairly firm, and ChessMind was making a solid run to catch him. Problem for these other engines, I do not think any of them can beat Chesley's tiebreak score. I am thinking it is likely a tie with him for 2nd would not be good enough. So to overtake him- an engine would need to pass him- instead of just catch him. But we shall see. When I know- you will know. Now this is what makes me love these freeware tourn. and matches!!
Stay put- more to come from 4 other RRs-
gts
