Thus some 10x8 fans are waiting for an updated stronger release.
Once upon a time it has been superior to SMIRF, but that has gone.
To illustrate its avoidable weaknesses, there is a current game of
Janus Chess appended. Gregory Strong could do better for sure!
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[Event "SmirfGUI Computerchess Game"]
[Site "CHESSBOX-MAC-XP"]
[Date "2008.07.20"]
[Time "21:05:24"]
[Round "Janus-Chess, 1 min / move"]
[White "ChessV 0.9.3"]
[Black "SMIRF MS-175b"]
[Result "0-1"]
[Annotator "R.S."]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "rjnbkqbnjr/pppppppppp/10/10/10/10/PPPPPPPPPP/RJNBKQBNJR w sKQkq - 0 1"]
1. f4 f5 {(10.01=) -0.213} 2. Bd4 Nd6 {(11.01) -0.182} 3. e3 Ni6 {(09.24)
-0.158} 4. Jh3 Jj6+ {(11.24) -0.012} 5. g3 g6 {(10.01=) -0.002} 6. j4 Bc4
{(11.00) -0.295} 7. d3 Bf7 {(11.00) -0.475} 8. j5 Ng7 {(12.00) -0.449} 9. Bf3
c6 {(11.00) -0.426} 10. e4 fxe4 {(10.02) +0.438} 11. dxe4 Be6 {(10.10) +0.139}
12. Jj4 h6 {(11.01) +0.186} 13. Nf2 Nb5 {(10.03) +0.311} 14. Bc5 d6 {(10.08)
+0.574} 15. Be3 Jd7 {(10.22) +0.875} 16. Qe2 Bb6 {(10.01=) +1.303} 17. Bxb6
axb6 {(10.37) +1.107} 18. Bxj7 Bxi2 {(10.29) +1.246} 19. Rf1 Ji4 {(10.38)
+2.047} 20. Ji3 Nd4 {(11.01=) +3.010} 21. Qd1 Jf6 {(10.19) +3.004} 22. Rg1 Jxi3
{(11.36) +3.525} 23. hxi3 Rxj7 {(11.01=) +3.531} 24. Qxj7 h5 {(11.01) +4.111}
25. Qxi7 Nf3+ {(12.01=) +4.154} 26. Kd1 Nxg1 {(11.58) +4.494} 27. Jc3 Jxg3
{(12.19) +5.369} 28. Ncd3 h4 {(11.01) +5.805} 29. i4 Nh5 {(11.06) +7.131} 30.
Qh7 Nxf4 {(11.01=) +9.043} 31. Jg7+ Qxg7 {(13.01+) +21.25} 32. Qi8+ Kd7
{(12.01=) +M~008} 33. Qi6 Jf1 {(10.01=) +M~007} 34. Nxf4 Je3+ {(08.01=) +M~006}
35. Ke1 Jxc2+ {(07.01=) +M~005} 36. Kd2 Qxb2 {(05.01=) +M~004} 37. Qg4+ Bxg4
{(03.01=) +M~003} 38. N2d3 Jxd3+ {(02.01=) +M~003} 39. Kxd3 Ra3+ {(02.01=)
+M~002} 40. Kc4 b5# {(02.00?) +M~001} 0-1
P.S.: game could be replayed using SMIRF from: http://www.chessbox.de/Compu/schachsmirf_e.html
For ChessV see also at: http://www.chessv.com/