TalkChess.com

Dear all TCEC fans,

The new website is now ready for the public. It has been a long journey with approximately 30 hours of coding every week since December 1st.

It has been tested quite thoroughly in different browsers but beware that using an older IE version than IE 9 will break many functions. So my recommendation is to use the latest Chrome or Firefox, or IE 9 or later.

You can find it here:
http://tcec.chessdom.com

Season 6 starts Friday the 7th of February at 20:00 CET (UTC+1) with the first group in Stage 1.

I want to thank all those that have helped me test it during the development, especially Jeremy Bernstein and Paolo Casaschi. You guys are awesome.

Martin Thoresen wrote:Dear all TCEC fans,

The new website is now ready for the public. It has been a long journey with approximately 30 hours of coding every week since December 1st.

It has been tested quite thoroughly in different browsers but beware that using an older IE version than IE 9 will break many functions. So my recommendation is to use the latest Chrome or Firefox, or IE 9 or later.

You can find it here:
http://tcec.chessdom.com

Season 6 starts Friday the 7th of February at 20:00 CET (UTC+1) with the first group in Stage 1.

You the Man!

Thanks Martin!

Great job Martin,
looking forward to that.

Looks excellent Martin

Looks great, and much more easy (to my eyes) to find information.
Congratulations for your achievement.

Ignacio.

Martin Thoresen wrote:Dear all TCEC fans,

The new website is now ready for the public. It has been a long journey with approximately 30 hours of coding every week since December 1st.

It has been tested quite thoroughly in different browsers but beware that using an older IE version than IE 9 will break many functions. So my recommendation is to use the latest Chrome or Firefox, or IE 9 or later.

You can find it here:
http://tcec.chessdom.com

Season 6 starts Friday the 7th of February at 20:00 CET (UTC+1) with the first group in Stage 1.

I want to thank all those that have helped me test it during the development, especially Jeremy Bernstein and Paolo Casaschi. You guys are awesome.

Can I find there the games(with depth of the programs) of the previous season?

I would like to see the positions that stockfish got maximal depth in that season because I am interested to know if there are practical positions that new stockfish(that is using more aggressive null move pruning) get depth 100 that is the maximal depth and I need the games for it.

Great work, Martin !
Thanks !

Uri Blass wrote: Can I find there the games(with depth of the programs) of the previous season?

I would like to see the positions that stockfish got maximal depth in that season because I am interested to know if there are practical positions that new stockfish(that is using more aggressive null move pruning) get depth 100 that is the maximal depth and I need the games for it.

Hi Uri,

You can select "Archive mode" in the File menu to see all previous games.

Wow. Very Nice tournament and website!