Android tournament with longer time controls

[AartBik]

After still many more cycles on my Nexus One, Group D has just finished a complete thirty seconds-per-move tournament in Chess for Android, played from both sides of all positions in the Nunn opening suite under the conditions described earlier. Quite a shuffle-up in the results this time compared to the qualification tournament.

Congratulations to Aaron Becker for Daydreamer's promotion to Group C.

All games can be downloaded from the tournament page.

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1 Daydreamer 1.75 JA     *     12.0-8.0  11.0-9.0  14.5-5.5 16.0-4.0  53.5/80 => PROMO TO C
2 sloppy              8.0-12.0     *     14.0-6.0  10.5-9.5 16.0-4.0  48.5/80
3 RedQueen 0.9.8 JA   9.0-11.0  6.0-14.0     *     11.5-8.5 14.0-6.0  40.5/80
4 gaviota v0.84       5.5-14.5  9.5-10.5  8.5-11.5     *    15.0-5.0  38.5/80
5 Diablo 0.5.1b JA    4.0-16.0  4.0-16.0  6.0-14.0  5.0-15.0    *     19.0/80

[AartBik]

Group C finished a complete thirty seconds-per-move tournament in Chess for Android, played from both sides of all positions in the Nunn opening suite under the conditions described earlier.

Congratulations to Gary Linscott for GarboChess' promotion to Group B.
All games can be downloaded from the tournament page.

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1 GarboChess3                 *      10.5-9.5    9.5-10.5  15.0-5.0  16.0-4.0   51.0/80  => PROMOTED TO B
2 Daydreamer 1.75 JA        9.5-10.5     *      12.0-8.0   14.5-5.5  13.0-7.0   49.0/80
3 GNU Chess 5.07.153.3b-32 10.5-9.5   8.0-12.0      *      11.0-9.0  16.0-4.0   45.5/80
4 Pepito v1.59              5.0-15.0  5.5-14.5   9.0-11.0      *      9.0-11.0  28.5/80
5 Rotor 0.6a                4.0-16.0  7.0-13.0   4.0-16.0  11.0-9.0      *      26.0/80

[AartBik]

Group B has finished a complete thirty seconds-per-move tournament in Chess for Android, played from both sides of all positions in the Nunn opening suite under the conditions described earlier. [Regrettably I found out that Crafty was put at a disadvantage due to a misinterpretation of XBoard's resign plus move command, causing a resign by illegal move in the next game, something that should be fixed soon.] 

Congratulations to IvanHoe for its promotion to Group A.

All games can be downloaded from the tournament page.

The games of the final group A have started!

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1   IvanHoe-Beta 999947c    *      15.0-5.0  17.0-3.0   19.0-1.0  19.0-1.0  70.0/80  => PROMOTED TO A
2   scorpio              5.0-15.0      *      7.5-12.5  17.5-2.5  14.5-5.5  44.5/80
3   Toga II 1.4.1SE      3.0-17.0  12.5-7.5      *      12.0-8.0  13.0-7.0  40.5/80
4   crafty               1.0-19.0   2.5-17.5  8.0-12.0      *     12.0-8.0  23.5/80
5   GarboChess3          1.0-19.0   5.5-14.5  7.0-13.0   8.0-12.0     *     21.5/80

[AartBik]

Group A has finished a complete thirty seconds-per-move tournament in Chess for Android, played from both sides of all positions in the Nunn opening suite under the conditions described earlier.

Congratulations to Richard Vida for Critter's victory in this tournament!

All games can be downloaded from the tournament page. 

This completes the Android tournament with longer time controls (although there are so many more engines available now, that perhaps another one is necessary ).

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1 Critter 1.2 32-bit              *     11.5-8.5  9.5-10.5  15.0-5.0  11.5-8.5  47.5/80
2 Stockfish 2.1.1 JA           8.5-11.5     *    13.0-7.0    9.5-10.5 11.0-9.0  42.0/80 1651.50
3 Komodo32 2.03 AB            10.5-9.5   7.0-13.0    *      13.0-7.0  11.5-8.5  42.0/80 1632.25
4 RobboLito 0.085g3l x86       5.0-15.0 10.5-9.5  7.0-13.0      *     12.0-8.0  34.5/80
5 IvanHoe-Beta version 999947c 8.5-11.5  9.0-11.0 8.5-11.5   8.0-12.0     *     34.0/80

[Richard Vida]

Congratulations to Richard Vida for Critter's victory in this tournament!

Thank You for running this tournament. I am a bit surprised because Critter is heavily optimized to run well on x86 CPUs with huge caches. At least on my Android HW Stockfish does much better - 54% against Critter 1.2. (OTOH Komodo performs much worse).

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 regards,
Richard