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      Home  >  Chess Improvement • Chess Research  >  Gull II chess engine takes the sole lead at TCEC

      Gull II chess engine takes the sole lead at TCEC

      Chess Computer, Chess Software

      Gull II, the chess engine by Vadim Demichev, is the sole leader of TCEC computer championship. After four rounds Gull has collected 3,5/4 and is half a point ahead of competition. So far Gull has three victories – against Dirty, Critter, and Spike and a draw with Chiron.

      Gull is closely followed by five engines with 3,0/4. Among them is Houdini 3 with two victories and two draws. After a shaky start, Houdini recovered in the best possible way after beating Stockfish with black in a 101 moves thriller. Other engines sharing second position are the second seeded Komodo, Hiarcs 14.0b, Chiron 1,5, Rybka 4.1, and Vitruvius.

      In the group with 2,5/4 points, we find some of the top competitors as the third seeded Critter, by Richard Vida, rated 3104 ELO, as well as a well performing Scorpio 2.75 rated only at 2794 ELO.

      The lowest scoring 3000+ engine so far – Equinox, started recovering with a victory against Crafty, and now stands at 2,0/4.

      TCEC report round 1 / TCEC report round 2 / TCEC report round 3 / TCEC report round 4
      Official website / Replay all games with analysis

      Standings


      Engine ELO Points
      1 Gull II 3083 3.5
      2 Houdini 3 3191 3
      3 Chiron 2990 3
      4 Komodo 3126 3
      5 Hiarcs 14.0b 2970 3
      6 Rybka 4,1 3101 3
      7 Vitruvius 3070 3
      8 Critter 1.6a 3104 2.5
      9 Shredder 2960 2.5
      10 Scorpio 2787 2.5
      11 Stockfish 3086 2.5
      12 Spike 2926 2.5
      13 Hannibal 2955 2.5
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      1. Anonymous Reply
        February 9, 2013 at 10:05 pm

        Where’s Rybka?

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