Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
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Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
Hikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
Here again (for comparison) the Gothamchess-video of Caruana, playing versus LeelaKnightOdds:
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
Good morning Mr. Larry Kaufman and the Leela Bots team. Today I would like to thank all of you for allowing all of us, "chess players," as well as the "scientific community" and "searchers in general of the branches" of "being and knowledge," to "enjoy" your bot family, especially LeelaKnightOdds, LeelaQueenOdds, and of course, the beautiful "LeelaRooksOdds" and other robots from the Leela family. In case Mr. and Grandmaster "Hikaru Nakamura" reads this text, on my behalf, I, freely representing my beloved nation "Colombia" without anyone having requested it, wish to offer my special thanks. Mr. "Hikaru Nakamura," thank you for delighting us with your "courageous and great" "dinner of knowledge" that you have given to "the entire planet" and to all "humanity." For me, and that minuscule and microscopic grain of sand of uncertainty that I represent in "my knowledge and my being" before the chess computers, yours, Mr. Nakamura, is epic. Let us all remember that a delicious dish of "Queen's Crown" and "Horseback Steak" continues to be served at the table, awaiting the great warriors. If Mr. "Carlsen, Magnus" hears the whisper of these words I am writing right now, I want to tell him that for me and my imaginary horse and inspiration "Catecan," "the wooden horse of my deceased Father," who invites me to fight, or rather, "to love life and chess against everything and everyone," I would like to ask you, from my existential horseback riding path, that it is in your hands to make us all very happy if you face the Leela Robots. The month of May is an especially important month for me and that is why I have decided, if God grants me my life and my health, on the 13th, I will play 16 games against LeelaKnghtOdds with the same color, time controls, and piece placement characteristics as Mr. Hikaru Nakamura had his match. I will "ride" on my horse "at full speed" and "crash" into "LeelaKnight's castle." I will look for her little "entry slots" and under the time control of 3 minutes plus 2 seconds per move per game, I will raise and brandish my wooden sword in my hands and fight the dragon "seeking to rescue my beloved princess." !! Finally, just yesterday a good friend of mine sent me a poem that has served as "fuel to my soul" in these times of "universal storm." I wish to share it in my native language, Spanish, so as not to distort the essence of the masterful poem. I hope the poem will be useful to everyone. Friends and enemies, regardless of race, sex, lineage, or status, to all my brothers and sisters who ride together on a wooden horse named "Chess." Happy day.lkaufman wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 8:01 pm Hikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
At 3 minute blitz, hardly surprising. Longer time controls would be differentlkaufman wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 8:01 pm Hikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
Well, I would call 3'2" the rough equivalent of 5 minute blitz, not 3, but I agree with you. I suggested in my comments that 10' +5" would be about balanced for Hikaru at knight odds. For 3'2" blitz, rook odds is appropriate for Hikaru.chrisw wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 7:37 pmAt 3 minute blitz, hardly surprising. Longer time controls would be differentlkaufman wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 8:01 pm Hikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
May be, propose a 5+3 match against Daniel Naroditsky :lkaufman wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 8:34 pmWell, I would call 3'2" the rough equivalent of 5 minute blitz, not 3, but I agree with you. I suggested in my comments that 10' +5" would be about balanced for Hikaru at knight odds. For 3'2" blitz, rook odds is appropriate for Hikaru.chrisw wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 7:37 pmAt 3 minute blitz, hardly surprising. Longer time controls would be differentlkaufman wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 8:01 pmHikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
4 games knight odds white + 4 games knight odds black + 4 games rook odds white + 4 games rooks odd black
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
Of course that would be welcome, but if I propose any matches I would stick to the tradition that piece odds giver plays White. The opponent has just "captured" (removed) your piece, so it should be your turn to move. When Leela has to play Black at piece odds, it has to play defenses like the hippo to avoid exchanges, we don't get enough variety. As white Leela can choose several different first moves and still get a playable position (if you don't count the pieces!). As for the opponent, Daniel is a fine choice and very strong in blitz, but if the time control is close to Rapid some people might look at his FIDE classical or Rapid ratings, which aren't so impressive. I think he would be a good choice for a straight up blitz (3'2") match at rook odds, with his 2722 FIDE blitz and good online blitz ratings.Vinvin wrote: ↑Wed May 07, 2025 2:56 amMay be, propose a 5+3 match against Daniel Naroditsky :lkaufman wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 8:34 pmWell, I would call 3'2" the rough equivalent of 5 minute blitz, not 3, but I agree with you. I suggested in my comments that 10' +5" would be about balanced for Hikaru at knight odds. For 3'2" blitz, rook odds is appropriate for Hikaru.chrisw wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 7:37 pmAt 3 minute blitz, hardly surprising. Longer time controls would be differentlkaufman wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 8:01 pmHikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
4 games knight odds white + 4 games knight odds black + 4 games rook odds white + 4 games rooks odd black
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
lkaufman wrote: ↑Wed May 07, 2025 5:17 amOf course that would be welcome, but if I propose any matches I would stick to the tradition that piece odds giver plays White. The opponent has just "captured" (removed) your piece, so it should be your turn to move. When Leela has to play Black at piece odds, it has to play defenses like the hippo to avoid exchanges, we don't get enough variety. As white Leela can choose several different first moves and still get a playable position (if you don't count the pieces!). As for the opponent, Daniel is a fine choice and very strong in blitz, but if the time control is close to Rapid some people might look at his FIDE classical or Rapid ratings, which aren't so impressive. I think he would be a good choice for a straight up blitz (3'2") match at rook odds, with his 2722 FIDE blitz and good online blitz ratings.Vinvin wrote: ↑Wed May 07, 2025 2:56 amMay be, propose a 5+3 match against Daniel Naroditsky :lkaufman wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 8:34 pmWell, I would call 3'2" the rough equivalent of 5 minute blitz, not 3, but I agree with you. I suggested in my comments that 10' +5" would be about balanced for Hikaru at knight odds. For 3'2" blitz, rook odds is appropriate for Hikaru.chrisw wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 7:37 pmAt 3 minute blitz, hardly surprising. Longer time controls would be differentlkaufman wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 8:01 pmHikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
4 games knight odds white + 4 games knight odds black + 4 games rook odds white + 4 games rooks odd black
Good evening Mr. Larry Kaufman and the Leela Bots team. I hope everyone is well and continuing to do well. Today I followed the leaderboard of the top 100 humans playing the LeelaQueenOdds Robot. I am astonished to see that 100 percent of the human members, except for the undersigned who is writing to you, are, I would believe, strong human players perhaps 2000 Fide Elo or higher, since I am a simple street fighter and nothing more than that. Let's look at the amazing human performance: 1% above 2900; 3% above 2800 Elo; 6% above 2700; 14% above 2600, with the undersigned being there; 27% above 2500; 46% above 2400!; 79% above 2300!! and finally 100%!! higher than 2252!! Obviously, this is a qualitatively special elo rating. Thus, it could be said that LeelaQueenOdds will have already achieved a place among "the stars of fame." Now; we know very well that I am not a mathematician, nevertheless, I suggest that a ranking table of the 100 best humans against LeelaKnightOdds should be opened. It doesn't matter that the best GM doesn't yet reach 13% performance; there, in the 0-13 range, the humans will be progressively, and above 13% performance, they will be able to fly high, whether they are super GMs or other human players of the same or different nature.
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LeelaQueenOdds Leaderboard
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# Player Rating Games Last Game TC
1 SuperEasy 2955 306 2025-05-06 8+3
2 verystablegenius69 2876 381 2025-05-07 1+0
3 wateenellende 2824 154 2025-03-26 1+0
4 JoanFluvia 2773 470 2025-05-06 2+1
5 Former_Player 2751 288 2025-03-22 3+2
6 Orichess88 2704 88 2025-04-03 2+3
7 Alex_Muezersky 2683 179 2025-04-05 1+1
8 edgelorde 2682 1004 2025-05-05 1+1
9 dauANHbac 2679 74 2025-04-27 1+1
10 smeets 2672 29 2025-04-02 2+1
11 Catecan 2626 3421 2025-05-07 1+0
12 Hissha 2626 65 2025-04-05 1+10
13 Mikulas 2620 150 2025-05-06 3+2
14 jflup 2604 71 2025-05-06 3+1
15 pozvonochek 2583 187 2025-03-13 1+0
16 Arka50 2582 52 2025-05-07 1+0
17 Phara0h1 2579 334 2025-05-06 4+0
18 jtcoach 2573 185 2025-03-22 3+2
19 pultis12 2551 259 2025-04-02 1+0
20 FinalSpot 2537 125 2025-03-29 3+2
21 Paulewski 2536 184 2025-05-06 5+0
22 Iron_jack 2536 263 2025-05-06 5+2
23 arturchix 2530 38 2025-03-27 2+1
24 VTChess 2521 1267 2025-05-06 1+1
25 Andrey_Smaev_1998 2521 222 2025-04-24 7+7
26 monkeyking123 2515 132 2025-05-04 1+0
27 eelke 2507 124 2025-04-17 1+1
28 Oleg_Papayan 2499 145 2025-05-04 2+0
29 davidb2 2485 127 2025-03-15 1+0
30 ITakeTrenPassant 2472 200 2025-03-27 3+1
31 BT_CHESS42 2469 274 2025-04-20 3+2
32 MiguelPetroff 2461 165 2025-05-04 3+2
33 gotschi 2450 1019 2025-05-06 2+3
34 AsheliaXII 2438 176 2025-05-06 15+10
35 LeafTree 2437 2538 2025-05-06 10+0
36 vlahi 2437 30 2025-03-30 3+0
37 shreckm8 2437 429 2025-04-04 3+0
38 turton 2430 85 2025-05-07 4+7
39 zerture 2428 292 2025-05-07 8+3
40 kristie 2422 143 2025-03-28 1+0
41 Mykingislonely 2415 277 2025-04-03 2+0
42 quetag 2414 148 2025-05-01 6+3
43 tasknight 2410 469 2025-04-10 2+2
44 Spinaltap 2408 52 2025-03-23 3+0
45 garyhat 2408 135 2025-03-27 3+0
46 CoolerMove 2402 38 2025-05-06 9+10
47 Omnivor 2392 22 2025-05-03 5+5
48 Fumitoks 2390 1289 2025-05-06 1+0
49 behemothbeer 2389 505 2025-05-06 5+3
50 edgebottle 2387 1580 2025-05-07 5+5
51 Reuseup 2387 340 2025-04-18 5+5
52 Sersemlet 2383 138 2025-02-27 3+2
53 astrozilla 2383 340 2025-04-22 3+2
54 vilius100 2383 94 2025-05-06 3+2
55 xmyy080909 2382 301 2025-04-02 1+1
56 ioste29 2381 61 2025-03-19 3+1
57 Dalnor 2377 468 2025-05-06 9+3
58 karloballa 2376 222 2025-03-30 5+2
59 Litigator94 2371 43 2025-03-08 3+2
60 White_Phoenix 2370 91 2025-03-30 5+3
61 Switchitter 2357 127 2025-04-23 3+1
62 benkonian 2354 108 2025-03-30 1+1
63 Chillkroete77 2346 124 2025-04-30 3+2
64 ChessEducation 2345 142 2025-05-03 3+2
65 Somelier 2340 30 2025-03-18 2+2
66 nauthnim 2338 471 2025-03-31 3+2
67 dritharashtrar 2338 42 2025-03-17 3+1
68 grandmastergauri 2333 74 2025-03-23 1+1
69 Zaxar2010 2327 45 2025-04-29 5+3
70 resb 2325 72 2025-05-04 5+3
71 Kelvandil 2324 84 2025-03-24 3+2
72 Chrisinc 2322 29 2025-04-14 15+10
73 Inventor_1 2319 35 2025-04-16 5+17
74 sergo786 2313 437 2025-04-18 5+3
75 Finnish_wall 2311 55 2025-04-23 8+2
76 Srive 2303 62 2025-03-20 5+3
77 ritang 2301 425 2025-04-25 3+2
78 Carobee 2301 30 2025-04-10 1+2
79 Red_Aruba 2300 142 2025-04-18 3+5
80 King_Lenny 2299 359 2025-05-03 1+0
81 so197371so 2294 263 2025-04-12 3+2
82 pressive 2291 114 2025-04-01 1+0
83 Drviak1 2287 109 2025-03-22 3+2
84 serg4000 2283 145 2025-03-22 4+3
85 KnightVision88 2279 124 2025-05-04 3+2
86 JudahH 2275 612 2025-04-24 9+0
87 DerDickePole 2274 36 2025-04-26 5+0
88 Ajktulm 2274 157 2025-04-16 5+5
89 Mascotechess 2273 55 2025-04-18 8+2
90 Thesphinx 2272 30 2025-04-28 10+5
91 RanchoWangdu 2270 587 2025-04-27 2+1
92 Serpent45 2269 114 2025-05-05 3+2
93 darvec112357 2267 40 2025-05-03 5+3
94 serg4001 2263 72 2025-04-28 5+3
95 AdmiralHabibi 2263 72 2025-04-01 1+0
96 rowrulz 2261 18 2025-04-11 5+2
97 Brutukseni 2259 243 2025-04-18 5+3
98 TheBigGreek 2258 90 2025-03-27 1+1
99 chesseb24 2253 17 2025-03-09 25+20
100 Replicadoe 2252 111 2025-03-28 2+2
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I am thinking chess is in a coin.Human beings for ever playing in one face.Now I am playing in the other face:"Antichess". Computers are as a fortres where owner forgot to close a little door behind. You must enter across this door.Forget the front.
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Re: Finally, Hikaru vs LeelaKnightOdds match!
..From outer space, a super chess player has arrived on Earth. Is it an airplane? No!! Is it a "comet"? No!! Is it an intergalactic rocket? No!! Who is it? It's GM Arka50Father wrote: ↑Wed May 07, 2025 5:24 amlkaufman wrote: ↑Wed May 07, 2025 5:17 amOf course that would be welcome, but if I propose any matches I would stick to the tradition that piece odds giver plays White. The opponent has just "captured" (removed) your piece, so it should be your turn to move. When Leela has to play Black at piece odds, it has to play defenses like the hippo to avoid exchanges, we don't get enough variety. As white Leela can choose several different first moves and still get a playable position (if you don't count the pieces!). As for the opponent, Daniel is a fine choice and very strong in blitz, but if the time control is close to Rapid some people might look at his FIDE classical or Rapid ratings, which aren't so impressive. I think he would be a good choice for a straight up blitz (3'2") match at rook odds, with his 2722 FIDE blitz and good online blitz ratings.Vinvin wrote: ↑Wed May 07, 2025 2:56 amMay be, propose a 5+3 match against Daniel Naroditsky :lkaufman wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 8:34 pmWell, I would call 3'2" the rough equivalent of 5 minute blitz, not 3, but I agree with you. I suggested in my comments that 10' +5" would be about balanced for Hikaru at knight odds. For 3'2" blitz, rook odds is appropriate for Hikaru.chrisw wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 7:37 pmAt 3 minute blitz, hardly surprising. Longer time controls would be differentlkaufman wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 8:01 pmHikaru Nakamura played 16 games with LeelaKnightOdds at 3'+2", winning the first game, drawing the last one and one other, and losing 13, including ten in a row! His score of 12.5% was actually much better than other top GMs against the same version; players in the World top 50 (FIDE) scored only 4% in 80 games before this, without a single win! He played only g1 odds, not b1. He only intended to play 3 games, but after losing games 2 and 3 wanted to keep playing until he got a second win, which never happened. I think he could do somewhat better with a bit of opening preparation and less talking, but he regularly wins Titled Tuesday while talking so it doesn't seem to hurt his play too much. I hope he will either try playing it in Rapid or else switch the handicap to Rook odds in blitz, which should be pretty competitive.
4 games knight odds white + 4 games knight odds black + 4 games rook odds white + 4 games rooks odd black
Good evening Mr. Larry Kaufman and the Leela Bots team. I hope everyone is well and continuing to do well. Today I followed the leaderboard of the top 100 humans playing the LeelaQueenOdds Robot. I am astonished to see that 100 percent of the human members, except for the undersigned who is writing to you, are, I would believe, strong human players perhaps 2000 Fide Elo or higher, since I am a simple street fighter and nothing more than that. Let's look at the amazing human performance: 1% above 2900; 3% above 2800 Elo; 6% above 2700; 14% above 2600, with the undersigned being there; 27% above 2500; 46% above 2400!; 79% above 2300!! and finally 100%!! higher than 2252!! Obviously, this is a qualitatively special elo rating. Thus, it could be said that LeelaQueenOdds will have already achieved a place among "the stars of fame." Now; we know very well that I am not a mathematician, nevertheless, I suggest that a ranking table of the 100 best humans against LeelaKnightOdds should be opened. It doesn't matter that the best GM doesn't yet reach 13% performance; there, in the 0-13 range, the humans will be progressively, and above 13% performance, they will be able to fly high, whether they are super GMs or other human players of the same or different nature.
Here the table:
LeelaQueenOdds Leaderboard
Next update in: 9m 40s
# Player Rating Games Last Game TC
1 SuperEasy 2955 306 2025-05-06 8+3
2 verystablegenius69 2876 381 2025-05-07 1+0
3 wateenellende 2824 154 2025-03-26 1+0
4 JoanFluvia 2773 470 2025-05-06 2+1
5 Former_Player 2751 288 2025-03-22 3+2
6 Orichess88 2704 88 2025-04-03 2+3
7 Alex_Muezersky 2683 179 2025-04-05 1+1
8 edgelorde 2682 1004 2025-05-05 1+1
9 dauANHbac 2679 74 2025-04-27 1+1
10 smeets 2672 29 2025-04-02 2+1
11 Catecan 2626 3421 2025-05-07 1+0
12 Hissha 2626 65 2025-04-05 1+10
13 Mikulas 2620 150 2025-05-06 3+2
14 jflup 2604 71 2025-05-06 3+1
15 pozvonochek 2583 187 2025-03-13 1+0
16 Arka50 2582 52 2025-05-07 1+0
17 Phara0h1 2579 334 2025-05-06 4+0
18 jtcoach 2573 185 2025-03-22 3+2
19 pultis12 2551 259 2025-04-02 1+0
20 FinalSpot 2537 125 2025-03-29 3+2
21 Paulewski 2536 184 2025-05-06 5+0
22 Iron_jack 2536 263 2025-05-06 5+2
23 arturchix 2530 38 2025-03-27 2+1
24 VTChess 2521 1267 2025-05-06 1+1
25 Andrey_Smaev_1998 2521 222 2025-04-24 7+7
26 monkeyking123 2515 132 2025-05-04 1+0
27 eelke 2507 124 2025-04-17 1+1
28 Oleg_Papayan 2499 145 2025-05-04 2+0
29 davidb2 2485 127 2025-03-15 1+0
30 ITakeTrenPassant 2472 200 2025-03-27 3+1
31 BT_CHESS42 2469 274 2025-04-20 3+2
32 MiguelPetroff 2461 165 2025-05-04 3+2
33 gotschi 2450 1019 2025-05-06 2+3
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I am thinking chess is in a coin.Human beings for ever playing in one face.Now I am playing in the other face:"Antichess". Computers are as a fortres where owner forgot to close a little door behind. You must enter across this door.Forget the front.