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Adam Hair wrote:
I would prefer to see a time odds match also.

+1

man vs machine events are so rare now specially with top players that I wouldn't be critic of any format. Excellent news. Thanks for the initiative!

Graham Banks wrote:

PGN - http://kirill-kryukov.com/chess/discuss ... p?id=31464

Thanks for running the gauntlet.

The solution is obvious: All LK has to do is edit the text and case slightly, perhaps by simply moving the same words around a bit: Komodo won the 2013 TCEC tournament chess engine tournament ahead of all of the world's strongest programs, including Houdini, Stockfish and Rybka. Komodo is now regar...

Or maybe others also don't like it when chess engine producers lie about official titles they have no right in claiming to deceive people into buying their products. Maybe they feel that is what is disrespectful. Oh my.... Read it again: 2013 World Chess Engine Champion! Don, we won! We won! Komodo...

mwyoung wrote:
Then why do others also disagree....

Maybe they are bored? Don't have anything better to do? There are people that just like picking flame wars... Go figure!

It is a shame that you keep claiming TCEC is a organization. TCEC is a guy with a computer. No disrespect but that is the facts. I think that is deeply disrespectful of Martin. Do you have to be an "Organisation" to have any credibility ? Again a straw man. Let call it what it is. TCEC is not a org...

Hello again to all, Latest 3-5 days I tried testing the scratch engines under Fritz/ShredderClassic GUIs And to be honest, I am very disappointing...Some of the scratched engines are started to loose on time...not sure why ?! I tried to solve the problem with 3min+1sec.... of course not all engines...

I am an old guy. I don't do anything on my phone but make phone calls. And I'm not so attached to talkchess that I have to have it everywhere I go. Sorry, but that is just not a problem I have. --Jon This is the sort of comment that very much reminds my grandpa's usual saying: "When I was of your a...

119 million positions in 1.4 seconds?! Does it run on quantun computers?