Match details of Fire 1.32 v Stockfish 1.7.1 at http://chess.brinan.me.uk/. Able to play through first two games.
In addition, ratings and previous tournament event available for view.
Regards.
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New 6-game match started: Fire 1.31 v Igorrit 0086v9.
First game played. Enjoyed this one (writing as an untrained observer).
First game played. Enjoyed this one (writing as an untrained observer).
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Fire 1.31 wins 4-2.
In this last match, both thought Igorrit up nearly 2 pawns deep into the middle game. But Fire won. Click www button below to play through the game.
Also updated ratings data. All 248 games to date can be downloaded.
Ratings not generating the personal interest I thought they would. Sample size will never be sufficient, and pairings ought to be more distributed.
So, added a Ladder page. Still being thought out, so any suggestions welcome. A Ladder will allow flexibility and added interest in the matches I arrange.
In this last match, both thought Igorrit up nearly 2 pawns deep into the middle game. But Fire won. Click www button below to play through the game.
Also updated ratings data. All 248 games to date can be downloaded.
Ratings not generating the personal interest I thought they would. Sample size will never be sufficient, and pairings ought to be more distributed.
So, added a Ladder page. Still being thought out, so any suggestions welcome. A Ladder will allow flexibility and added interest in the matches I arrange.
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Has Fire 1.32 been released? I thought Fire 1.31 was the latest version.brinan wrote:Match details of Fire 1.32 v Stockfish 1.7.1 at http://chess.brinan.me.uk/. Able to play through first two games.
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Dave
Silly error. Mon Jun 14, 2010 9:22 am post should have shown 1.31.
Thanks for raising a doubt.
Silly error. Mon Jun 14, 2010 9:22 am post should have shown 1.31.
Thanks for raising a doubt.
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Two ladder matches started:
Houdini 1.02 v IvanHoe 63,
Fire 1.31 v IvanHoe 57.
One game in each already played. Each match fought over 12 games.
Have set up a RSS feed on the main chess webpage.
Houdini 1.02 v IvanHoe 63,
Fire 1.31 v IvanHoe 57.
One game in each already played. Each match fought over 12 games.
Have set up a RSS feed on the main chess webpage.
All game data at http://chess.brinan.me.uk.
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Ladder matches coming to an end, but thought you might find this draw worth a look now.
Both engines had Black over 6 pawns ahead! So did Houdini 1.02 miss a win against IvanHoe 63? Time was not an issue for Houdini.
Both engines had Black over 6 pawns ahead! So did Houdini 1.02 miss a win against IvanHoe 63? Time was not an issue for Houdini.
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This is definitely an interesting one. Shows why you shouldn't use "GUI resign" or some such option. How much time did they have left?
It seems that Ke5 on move 71 rather than Kxe4 was the big blunder.
With RobboTripleBases, IvanHoe takes less than 3s to show a win from Kxe4:
Comparatively, after Kxe4 a score of only -3 or -4 shows up after a minute, and playing down the PV a few moves (the Kb6 f3, c5 f2, c6 f1Q, c7 sequence looks forced to me) shows a more drawish score.
So Houdini blew it with Ke5 on move 71.
It seems that Ke5 on move 71 rather than Kxe4 was the big blunder.
With RobboTripleBases, IvanHoe takes less than 3s to show a win from Kxe4:
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Time left:
IvanHoe, 6:35.
Houdini 28:33.
Position after IvanHoe's 71. fxe4+.
IvanHoe, 6:35.
Houdini 28:33.
Position after IvanHoe's 71. fxe4+.
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