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.

[Sylwy]

Just added StrategicDeep 1.25 and CCCP 1.1.02 to the junior league.

[mloftus955]

I like to see the weak programs that I can beat, also the oldies.

[Sylwy]

I like to see the weak programs that I can beat, also the oldies.

So do I. I have a huge collection. Almost everything that appeared in the last 30 years. Sometimes I like to follow long forgotten engines. Some that tried original architectures and techniques. An example is Gosu. Otherwise, many of the old Polish WB engines are the result of master's degree theses.

[Sylwy]

Giraffe vs. Darmenios on ChessGUI245m:

[Sylwy]

WINBOARD-48 OLD Tournament after 1130 games: