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I'd like to say that this tournament from Olivier has been lively and entertaining.

I used to add engines to my fun division tournament using both Olivier's rating lists and Patrick's rating lists as reference material for information, such as ratings list, scores etc. so I could put certain engines to the the division they well belong in. That's really a sensible way to add engines to the certain division, I suggest you try it if you are organizing any such division tournaments.

I've been following the tournament Chesswar X111, and using this as a reference, I've selected quite a dozen of engines to be tested in my tourney.

So I should leave a note to say Thanks for such up-to-date rating lists of _all _the engines ever released, old or new, Olivier.

Swaminathan wrote:I'd like to say that this tournament from Olivier has been lively and entertaining.

I used to add engines to my fun division tournament using both Olivier's rating lists and Patrick's rating lists as reference material for information, such as ratings list, scores etc. so I could put certain engines to the the division they well belong in. That's really a sensible way to add engines to the certain division, I suggest you try it if you are organizing any such division tournaments.

I've been following the tournament Chesswar X111, and using this as a reference, I've selected quite a dozen of engines to be tested in my tourney.

So I should leave a note to say Thanks for such up-to-date rating lists of _all _the engines ever released, old or new, Olivier.

Where are Olivier's rating lists? I looked on the ChessWar site, but I could not find them.

Ron

Ron Murawski wrote:

Swaminathan wrote:I'd like to say that this tournament from Olivier has been lively and entertaining.

I used to add engines to my fun division tournament using both Olivier's rating lists and Patrick's rating lists as reference material for information, such as ratings list, scores etc. so I could put certain engines to the the division they well belong in. That's really a sensible way to add engines to the certain division, I suggest you try it if you are organizing any such division tournaments.

I've been following the tournament Chesswar X111, and using this as a reference, I've selected quite a dozen of engines to be tested in my tourney.

So I should leave a note to say Thanks for such up-to-date rating lists of _all _the engines ever released, old or new, Olivier.

Where are Olivier's rating lists? I looked on the ChessWar site, but I could not find them.

Ron

Hi Ron,

When you want to select specific engines, you can look for their ratings in participants list.

http://www.open-aurec.com/chesswar/Ches ... 013FLs.htm

And in the end look for their scores. Balance them and put the engine to the division you think it belongs in. That way, is a good selection method.

Hi Swami and Ron

Thanks for your interest ! I am glad you find ChessWar useful

I probably should put my rating list somewhere on my website. I don't care much about Elo ratings, actually. I just need them to do the pairings.

Olivier

Olivier Deville wrote:Hi Swami and Ron

Thanks for your interest ! I am glad you find ChessWar useful

I probably should put my rating list somewhere on my website. I don't care much about Elo ratings, actually. I just need them to do the pairings.

Olivier

Chess War and OpenWar are great! I visit your site almost every day when tournaments are running.

Rating lists are very important to me. They help me pick appropriate opponents when I test my engine. It seems that every year there are fewer and fewer rating lists available that are based on 'own book' tournaments.

Keep up the good work, Olivier!

Ron