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30 Nisan 2012 Pazartesi
1423. SF. Columbo: The Most Dangerous Match
Columbo: The Most Dangerous Match
Alıntılar: 1. Emmett Clayton has a nightmare before an important chess match: he and his opponent are chess pieces on a giant, fog-covered chess board. Clearly he's worried about his match with Tomlin Dudek, a kindly old fat Russian. Later, the two meet, not coincidentally, in a French restaurant, where they begin using the salt and pepper shakers and other objects on the table as chess pieces. The game continues in Clayton's apartment - secretly, because both Dudek's doctor and his coach would throw fits if they knew the diabetic Russian was out late, eating rich foods with his opponent. Clayton loses the impromptu game and has a nervous fit, from which Dudek tries to calm him down. The next day, Clayton decides he must murder Dudek before the match. He concocts a scheme that makes it look as if Dudek had met with an untimely accident in the hotel's trash compactor. But our rumpled and seemingly disorganized Lt. Columbo is on the case. Written by J. Spurlin
2. Chess grandmaster Emmett Clayton's title, not to mention his ego, are threatened when an ex-girlfriend convinces retired Soviet player Tomlin Dudek to challenge him. Dudek is Clayton's superior in every way at chess, but Clayton refuses to accept defeat. He plots to murder his erstwhile rival before the match can take place. His only obstacle to unquestioned domination of chess: a police lieutenant who knows all the right moves to put Clayton behind bars. Written by Leaper
3. Columbo: The Most Dangerous Match
Was it more than 30 years ago that I became irresistibly drawn to the adventures of TV cop Lt Frank Columbo of the Los Angeles Police Department? The fictional, slow-witted detective who lived in his crumpled raincoat and drove a battered Peugeot convertible but who always solved his cases through a constant and dogged pestering of the suspects?
Yes, that's him, alright. Columbo as portraited by Peter Falk in his most famous role. The show was screened on Monday nights here in Malaysia, alternating with McMillan and Wife (starring Rock Hudson and Susan St James) and McCloud (with Dennis Weaver in the role) from the NBC Mystery Movie series.
The episode that had always stayed fresh in my mind despite all these years was from Season Two of the show. Called The Most Dangerous Match, it capitalised on chess at the height of its popularity in the United States after Bobby Fischer had snatched the world chess crown from Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union.
The premise of the show was very simple. The world chess champion was American Emmett Clayton, played by Laurence Harvey who died young from stomach cancer a year after this show was taped. His challenger was Soviet Tomlin Dudek, played by Jack Kruschen. Clayton knew he could not beat Dudek in a match so he contrived an elaborate plan to get rid of him. After that, the show centred on Columbo pinning Clayton as the prime suspect and hounding him to confess to the crime.
To me, the most interesting part of the show was its first half hour. The two chess protagonists happened to meet in a restaurant on the eve of the match. What a coincidence that the table cloth was of chequered red and white squares. It was the perfect setting for an impromptu game with pepper shakers and salt containers standing in for the kings and queens, foodstuff and what not as the other pieces, and the knives and forks to delineate the boundary of the chessboard.
To the untrained eye, it may seem wondrous that chess players would be able to distinguish one piece of olive or cheese from another on this makeshift chessboard but I assure you, it's nothing at all to chess players. The pieces are only visual representations to help the mind as it calculates, evaluates, discards, accepts, recalculates each new plan or strategy.
Cue to another scene in the show where now, the two players were involved in another private game but with real chess pieces on a real chessboard. Dudek demonstrated how, with a sacrifice of his queen, he could force a series of moves that would checkmate Clayton's king. Clayton was visibly pained and agitated. All his efforts to keep the game on an even keel was in vain. But Dudek tried to reassure Clayton, never mind, it's only a game.
Yes, it was only a game but it was from a real game, played in a Maastricht tournament way back in 1946. Movie trivia only mentioned this game as played between Wolthuis and Alexander, and there is no other information. So I guess it's up to chess players like me to try and ferret out more information.
Wim (Willem) Wolthuis was Dutch. He wasn't a particularly strong player but he was possibly good enough for the organisers to include him in the 10-man, round-robin Maastricht tournament which was won by the former world champion, Dr Max Euwe. Despite finishing in last place, Wolthuis' claim to fame was his single win against Alexander, a very common and non-descript name to non-chess players. However, chess players would know him as the strong British player, Conel Hugh O'Donel Alexander. That's a mouthful of a name. In books and magazines (there's even a book written about his best games of chess), he was known as C.H.O'D. Alexander. His friends knew better than to call him See Aitch Oh Dee or even Chod, while he answered simply to the name of Hugh.
And the game in question? Here it is, in Portable Game Notation (PGN) format:
[Event "Maastricht"]
[Site "Maastricht"]
[Date "1946.??.??"]
[Round "6"]
[White "Wolthuis, Wim"]
[Black "Alexander, Conel Hugh O'Donel"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "E33"]
[PlyCount "49"]
[EventDate "1946.??.??"]
[EventType "tourn"]
[EventRounds "9"]
[EventCountry "NED"]
[Source "ChessBase"]
[SourceDate "1999.07.01"]
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. Qc2 Nc6 5. Nf3 d6 6. a3 Bxc3+ 7. Qxc3 O-O 8. g3 Ne4 9. Qc2 f5 10. Bg2 Qf6 11. e3 Bd7 12. b4 a5 13. b5 Ne7 14. Bb2 c6 15. a4 Rfc8 16. bxc6 Nxc6 17. O-O Nb4 18. Qb3 d5 19. cxd5 exd5 20. Rfc1 Rxc1+ 21. Rxc1 b5 22. axb5 Bxb5 23. Ne5 Qe6 24. Ra1 Nd2 25. Qxb4 1-0
Poor Clayton. In the Columbo show, he never stood a chance after 25 Qxb4 as Dudek patiently explained what would happen after 25...axb4 26 Rxa8+ Be8 27 Bxd5 Qxd5 28 Rxe8+ with mate. Of course, this never happened in the actual game because "Chod" saw it all coming and resigned the game after his opponent had played 25 Qxb4.
1973 yılına ait bu tv dizisinde Komser Kolombo, kendine has üslubu ile bir satranç cinayetinin ardındaki esrarı aydınlatıyor.
Satranç filmleri kolleksiyonuma dahil olmuştur. 1 CD
Alıntılar: 1. Emmett Clayton has a nightmare before an important chess match: he and his opponent are chess pieces on a giant, fog-covered chess board. Clearly he's worried about his match with Tomlin Dudek, a kindly old fat Russian. Later, the two meet, not coincidentally, in a French restaurant, where they begin using the salt and pepper shakers and other objects on the table as chess pieces. The game continues in Clayton's apartment - secretly, because both Dudek's doctor and his coach would throw fits if they knew the diabetic Russian was out late, eating rich foods with his opponent. Clayton loses the impromptu game and has a nervous fit, from which Dudek tries to calm him down. The next day, Clayton decides he must murder Dudek before the match. He concocts a scheme that makes it look as if Dudek had met with an untimely accident in the hotel's trash compactor. But our rumpled and seemingly disorganized Lt. Columbo is on the case. Written by J. Spurlin
2. Chess grandmaster Emmett Clayton's title, not to mention his ego, are threatened when an ex-girlfriend convinces retired Soviet player Tomlin Dudek to challenge him. Dudek is Clayton's superior in every way at chess, but Clayton refuses to accept defeat. He plots to murder his erstwhile rival before the match can take place. His only obstacle to unquestioned domination of chess: a police lieutenant who knows all the right moves to put Clayton behind bars. Written by Leaper
3. Columbo: The Most Dangerous Match
Was it more than 30 years ago that I became irresistibly drawn to the adventures of TV cop Lt Frank Columbo of the Los Angeles Police Department? The fictional, slow-witted detective who lived in his crumpled raincoat and drove a battered Peugeot convertible but who always solved his cases through a constant and dogged pestering of the suspects?
Yes, that's him, alright. Columbo as portraited by Peter Falk in his most famous role. The show was screened on Monday nights here in Malaysia, alternating with McMillan and Wife (starring Rock Hudson and Susan St James) and McCloud (with Dennis Weaver in the role) from the NBC Mystery Movie series.
The episode that had always stayed fresh in my mind despite all these years was from Season Two of the show. Called The Most Dangerous Match, it capitalised on chess at the height of its popularity in the United States after Bobby Fischer had snatched the world chess crown from Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union.
The premise of the show was very simple. The world chess champion was American Emmett Clayton, played by Laurence Harvey who died young from stomach cancer a year after this show was taped. His challenger was Soviet Tomlin Dudek, played by Jack Kruschen. Clayton knew he could not beat Dudek in a match so he contrived an elaborate plan to get rid of him. After that, the show centred on Columbo pinning Clayton as the prime suspect and hounding him to confess to the crime.
To me, the most interesting part of the show was its first half hour. The two chess protagonists happened to meet in a restaurant on the eve of the match. What a coincidence that the table cloth was of chequered red and white squares. It was the perfect setting for an impromptu game with pepper shakers and salt containers standing in for the kings and queens, foodstuff and what not as the other pieces, and the knives and forks to delineate the boundary of the chessboard.
To the untrained eye, it may seem wondrous that chess players would be able to distinguish one piece of olive or cheese from another on this makeshift chessboard but I assure you, it's nothing at all to chess players. The pieces are only visual representations to help the mind as it calculates, evaluates, discards, accepts, recalculates each new plan or strategy.
Cue to another scene in the show where now, the two players were involved in another private game but with real chess pieces on a real chessboard. Dudek demonstrated how, with a sacrifice of his queen, he could force a series of moves that would checkmate Clayton's king. Clayton was visibly pained and agitated. All his efforts to keep the game on an even keel was in vain. But Dudek tried to reassure Clayton, never mind, it's only a game.
Yes, it was only a game but it was from a real game, played in a Maastricht tournament way back in 1946. Movie trivia only mentioned this game as played between Wolthuis and Alexander, and there is no other information. So I guess it's up to chess players like me to try and ferret out more information.
Wim (Willem) Wolthuis was Dutch. He wasn't a particularly strong player but he was possibly good enough for the organisers to include him in the 10-man, round-robin Maastricht tournament which was won by the former world champion, Dr Max Euwe. Despite finishing in last place, Wolthuis' claim to fame was his single win against Alexander, a very common and non-descript name to non-chess players. However, chess players would know him as the strong British player, Conel Hugh O'Donel Alexander. That's a mouthful of a name. In books and magazines (there's even a book written about his best games of chess), he was known as C.H.O'D. Alexander. His friends knew better than to call him See Aitch Oh Dee or even Chod, while he answered simply to the name of Hugh.
And the game in question? Here it is, in Portable Game Notation (PGN) format:
[Event "Maastricht"]
[Site "Maastricht"]
[Date "1946.??.??"]
[Round "6"]
[White "Wolthuis, Wim"]
[Black "Alexander, Conel Hugh O'Donel"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "E33"]
[PlyCount "49"]
[EventDate "1946.??.??"]
[EventType "tourn"]
[EventRounds "9"]
[EventCountry "NED"]
[Source "ChessBase"]
[SourceDate "1999.07.01"]
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. Qc2 Nc6 5. Nf3 d6 6. a3 Bxc3+ 7. Qxc3 O-O 8. g3 Ne4 9. Qc2 f5 10. Bg2 Qf6 11. e3 Bd7 12. b4 a5 13. b5 Ne7 14. Bb2 c6 15. a4 Rfc8 16. bxc6 Nxc6 17. O-O Nb4 18. Qb3 d5 19. cxd5 exd5 20. Rfc1 Rxc1+ 21. Rxc1 b5 22. axb5 Bxb5 23. Ne5 Qe6 24. Ra1 Nd2 25. Qxb4 1-0
Poor Clayton. In the Columbo show, he never stood a chance after 25 Qxb4 as Dudek patiently explained what would happen after 25...axb4 26 Rxa8+ Be8 27 Bxd5 Qxd5 28 Rxe8+ with mate. Of course, this never happened in the actual game because "Chod" saw it all coming and resigned the game after his opponent had played 25 Qxb4.
4. İki şampiyon yemek masasında nasıl satranç oynar? İşte böyle!:
1422. SY. Antalya Chess Express
Antalya Chess Express satranç e-dergisi 14. sayısı çıktı:
http://www.mediafire.com/?2uynaak37xlx8yi
ya da
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v3_n14
[171 sayfa, pdf, 1,5 mb]
http://www.mediafire.com/?2uynaak37xlx8yi
ya da
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v3_n14
[171 sayfa, pdf, 1,5 mb]
20 Nisan 2012 Cuma
1421. SY. Antalya Chess Express
Antalya Chess Express satranç e-dergisi 13. sayısı çıkmıştır.
http://www.mediafire.com/?9u4s15zpdfvjopr
[79+ii sayfa, pdf, 1,5 MB]
Böylelikle 2. cildimizi de tamamlamış oluyoruz. Sayının son iki sayfasında 770 sayfalık iki cildin dizini yer alıyor. Katkı ve desteklerinize teşekkürlerimi sunar, iyi hafta sonları dilerim.
http://www.mediafire.com/?9u4s15zpdfvjopr
[79+ii sayfa, pdf, 1,5 MB]
Böylelikle 2. cildimizi de tamamlamış oluyoruz. Sayının son iki sayfasında 770 sayfalık iki cildin dizini yer alıyor. Katkı ve desteklerinize teşekkürlerimi sunar, iyi hafta sonları dilerim.
15 Nisan 2012 Pazar
1420. Yazılım: Daemon Tools
Daemon Tools lite yeni sürüm, 4.45.4, çıktı. Yeni sürüm windows 8 beta desteği sağlıyor; okuma hızında artış ile ufak çaplı hata giderilmeleri de cabası.
13 Nisan 2012 Cuma
1419. SY. Antalya Chess Express
Antalya Chess Express 12. sayısı çıkmıştır.
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2_n12
http://www.mediafire.com/?2vdx4mw4erj5oht
[1,1 MB, PDF, 103 sayfa]
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2_n12
http://www.mediafire.com/?2vdx4mw4erj5oht
[1,1 MB, PDF, 103 sayfa]
6 Nisan 2012 Cuma
1418. SY: Antalya Chess Express
Antalya Chess Express satranç e-dergisi 11. sayısı çıktı:
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2_n11
http://www.mediafire.com/?swaf6a2q3mn3bur
[64 sayfa, PDF, 817 KB]
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2_n11
http://www.mediafire.com/?swaf6a2q3mn3bur
[64 sayfa, PDF, 817 KB]
1 Nisan 2012 Pazar
1417. SY. e4 e5
e4 e5 satranç e-dergisi 2012 ocak-mart sayısı [24 sayfa, PDF, 4 MB]:
http://www.chessplayer.ro/files/e4_e5_Magazine_2012.pdf
ya da
http://www.mediafire.com/?xdsliyd4ego3347
http://www.chessplayer.ro/files/e4_e5_Magazine_2012.pdf
ya da
http://www.mediafire.com/?xdsliyd4ego3347
Etiketler:
Çevrimiçi yayın,
e4 e5,
PDF,
Romanya,
Satranç yayınları
31 Mart 2012 Cumartesi
1416. SY: Antalya Chess Express
ACE c2 s10 çıktı:
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2_n10
http://www.mediafire.com/?7uotm6gd7zw6i78
[0,6 MB, 50 sayfa, PDF]
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2_n10
http://www.mediafire.com/?7uotm6gd7zw6i78
[0,6 MB, 50 sayfa, PDF]
28 Mart 2012 Çarşamba
1415. BS. Oyun bitimi tabloları
Kişisel bilgisayarlarda dünyanın en güçlü satranç programı Houdini ile Critter gibi çok güçlü programların oyun sonu çözümlemelerinde yararlandığı Gaviota oyun sonu tabloları ürünümde indirim yaptım:
Beş taşlı Gaviota oyun sonu tabloları. 2 DVD. 30 lira (posta hariç)
Ek bilgi: Gaviota oyun sonu tablolarından istifade eden programların sayısı gün geçtikçe artmaktadır; bu programlara en son örnek Arasan'dır.
Ayrıca:
Beş taşlı Nalimov oyun sonu tabloları. 2 DVD. 30 lira
Altı taşlı bazı Nalimov oyun sonu tabloları. 1 DVD. 15 lira
3 DVD birarada 40 liradır.
Tabloların bilgisayara kurulum ücreti ise 10 liradır.
Beş taşlı Gaviota oyun sonu tabloları. 2 DVD. 30 lira (posta hariç)
Ek bilgi: Gaviota oyun sonu tablolarından istifade eden programların sayısı gün geçtikçe artmaktadır; bu programlara en son örnek Arasan'dır.
Ayrıca:
Beş taşlı Nalimov oyun sonu tabloları. 2 DVD. 30 lira
Altı taşlı bazı Nalimov oyun sonu tabloları. 1 DVD. 15 lira
3 DVD birarada 40 liradır.
Tabloların bilgisayara kurulum ücreti ise 10 liradır.
25 Mart 2012 Pazar
1414. SY. Antalya Chess Express
Antalya Chess Express 9. sayı az önce çıktı/9th issue just out.
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/
ya da doğrudan
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2n9
http://www.mediafire.com/?2zzps1cxblzv3i6
c1s1 - c2s9 içindekiler:
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v1n1_v2n9_contents
http://www.mediafire.com/?mm4i3264rh03okv
cilt 1: http://issuu.com/antalyachessexpress
cilt 1 ve cilt 2 hepsi: http://www.mediafire.com/?93w979j89ab3w
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/
ya da doğrudan
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v2n9
http://www.mediafire.com/?2zzps1cxblzv3i6
c1s1 - c2s9 içindekiler:
http://issuu.com/haruntaner/docs/ace_v1n1_v2n9_contents
http://www.mediafire.com/?mm4i3264rh03okv
cilt 1: http://issuu.com/antalyachessexpress
cilt 1 ve cilt 2 hepsi: http://www.mediafire.com/?93w979j89ab3w
23 Mart 2012 Cuma
1413. BS. Y Kuvvet Derecesi L
1 Houdini 2.0b Pro 3487 200
2 Houdini 2.0b 3451 143
3 Houdini 2.0 Pro 3445 51
4 Houdini 1.5a 3424 186
5 Houdini 2.0c Pro 3423 103
6 Critter 1.2 SSE4 3418 251
7 Houdini 2.0 3407 66
8 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE 3404 125
9 Critter 1.4 SSE4 3402 113
10 Houdini 2.0 Prol 3400 38
11 Leopard 0.7cT 3389 139
12 Fire 2.2 xTreme 3387 200
13 Stockfish 2.1.1 3385 152
14 Stockfish 2.2.2I SSE42 3383 106
15 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE3 3382 103
16 Fire 2.1 xTreme 3380 128
17 IvanHoe B47e 3379 189
18 IvanHoe 47cGH 3374 109
19 Deep Rybka 4.1 3371 254
20 Deep Rybka 4.1 SSE42 3370 256
21 IvanHoe 47cA 3368 114
22 Fire 2.0 xTreme 3367 91
23 IvanHoe B47cB 3353 117
24 Fire 1.5 xTreme 3351 109
25 Houdini 2.0l 3346 36
26 Vitruvius 1.0H 3340 20
27 Komodo 4 SSE 3308 132
28 Critter 1.01 SSE4 3308 108
29 Komodo 3.0 3300 179
30 Komodo 2.03 SSE42 3295 106
31 Deep Saros 2.3iT 3289 172
32 Naum 4.2 3286 220
33 Komodo 2.01 SSE4 3282 84
34 Deep Junior 13 3277 116
35 Strelka 5 w 3275 112
36 Chiron 1.1 3272 130
37 Strelka 5 3270 164
38 Hiarcs 13.2 3212 110
39 Deep Shredder 12 3205 204
40 Deep Fritz 12 3181 82
41 Zappa Mexico II 3170 102
42 Fritz 13 3142 141
43 Deep Fritz 11 3140 66
44 Deep Junior 12.5 3119 1071412. BS: Y Kuvvet Derecesi L
1 Houdini 2.0b Pro 3486 200 2 Houdini 2.0b 3451 143 3 Houdini 2.0 Pro 3450 49 4 Houdini 1.5a 3424 186 5 Houdini 2.0c Pro 3424 101 6 Critter 1.2 SSE4 3418 251 7 Houdini 2.0 3407 66 8 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE 3404 125 9 Houdini 2.0 Prol 3400 38 10 Critter 1.4 SSE4 3396 111 11 Leopard 0.7cT 3387 137 12 Fire 2.2 xTreme 3386 200 13 Stockfish 2.1.1 3386 152 14 Fire 2.1 xTreme 3386 126 15 Stockfish 2.2.2I SSE42 3382 106 16 IvanHoe B47e 3379 189 17 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE3 3379 101 18 IvanHoe 47cGH 3374 107 19 Deep Rybka 4.1 3371 254 20 Deep Rybka 4.1 SSE42 3369 254 21 IvanHoe 47cA 3368 114 22 Fire 2.0 xTreme 3366 91 23 IvanHoe B47cB 3353 117 24 Fire 1.5 xTreme 3351 109 25 Houdini 2.0l 3346 36 26 Critter 1.01 SSE4 3308 108 27 Komodo 4 SSE 3307 130 28 Komodo 3.0 3300 179 29 Komodo 2.03 SSE42 3295 106 30 Deep Saros 2.3iT 3288 172 31 Naum 4.2 3287 218 32 Komodo 2.01 SSE4 3282 84 33 Deep Junior 13 3277 116 34 Strelka 5 w 3274 112 35 Chiron 1.1 3271 130 36 Strelka 5 3270 164 37 Hiarcs 13.2 3212 110 38 Deep Shredder 12 3204 204 39 Deep Fritz 12 3180 82 40 Zappa Mexico II 3170 102 41 Fritz 13 3141 141 42 Deep Fritz 11 3140 66 43 Deep Junior 12.5 3119 107
22 Mart 2012 Perşembe
1411. BS. Yeni KD Listesi
1 Houdini 2.0b Pro 3486 200 2 Houdini 2.0b 3450 143 3 Houdini 2.0 Pro 3449 47 4 Houdini 2.0c Pro 3433 81 5 Houdini 1.5a 3420 184 6 Critter 1.2 SSE4 3417 251 7 Houdini 2.0 3405 66 8 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE 3403 125 9 Critter 1.4 SSE4 3403 109 10 Houdini 2.0 Prol 3399 38 11 Fire 2.2 xTreme 3386 200 12 Leopard 0.7cT 3385 135 13 Stockfish 2.1.1 3384 152 14 Stockfish 2.2.2I SSE42 3384 106 15 Fire 2.1 xTreme 3382 124 16 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE3 3381 99 17 IvanHoe B47e 3379 189 18 IvanHoe 47cGH 3373 105 19 Deep Rybka 4.1 3370 254 20 IvanHoe 47cA 3367 114 21 Deep Rybka 4.1 SSE42 3366 252 22 Fire 2.0 xTreme 3366 91 23 IvanHoe B47cB 3352 117 24 Fire 1.5 xTreme 3350 109 25 Houdini 2.0l 3345 36 26 Critter 1.01 SSE4 3307 108 27 Komodo 4 SSE 3306 128 28 Komodo 3.0 3299 179 29 Komodo 2.03 SSE42 3293 106 30 Naum 4.2 3287 216 31 Deep Saros 2.3iT 3287 172 32 Komodo 2.01 SSE4 3281 84 33 Deep Junior 13 3277 116 34 Strelka 5 w 3273 112 35 Chiron 1.1 3271 130 36 Strelka 5 3269 164 37 Hiarcs 13.2 3211 110 38 Deep Shredder 12 3204 204 39 Deep Fritz 12 3179 82 40 Zappa Mexico II 3169 102 41 Fritz 13 3140 141 42 Deep Fritz 11 3139 66 43 Deep Junior 12.5 3118 107
21 Mart 2012 Çarşamba
1410. BS. Yeni KD Listesi
1 Houdini 2.0b Pro 3487 200 2 Houdini 2.0b 3451 143 3 Houdini 2.0 Pro 3451 47 4 Houdini 2.0c Pro 3433 81 5 Houdini 1.5a 3422 184 6 Critter 1.2 SSE4 3418 251 7 Houdini 2.0 3407 66 8 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE 3404 125 9 Critter 1.4 SSE4 3404 109 10 Houdini 2.0 Prol 3400 38 11 Fire 2.2 xTreme 3387 200 12 Leopard 0.7cT 3387 135 13 Stockfish 2.1.1 3385 152 14 Stockfish 2.2.2I SSE42 3384 106 15 Fire 2.1 xTreme 3383 124 16 Stockfish 2.1.1 VE3 3383 99 17 IvanHoe B47e 3380 189 18 IvanHoe 47cGH 3374 105 19 Deep Rybka 4.1 3371 254 20 Deep Rybka 4.1 SSE42 3368 252 21 IvanHoe 47cA 3368 114 22 Fire 2.0 xTreme 3367 91 23 IvanHoe B47cB 3353 117 24 Fire 1.5 xTreme 3351 109 25 Houdini 2.0l 3346 36 26 Critter 1.01 SSE4 3308 108 27 Komodo 4 SSE 3306 128 28 Komodo 3.0 3300 179 29 Komodo 2.03 SSE42 3295 106 30 Deep Saros 2.3iT 3289 172 31 Naum 4.2 3288 216 32 Komodo 2.01 SSE4 3282 84 33 Deep Junior 13 3278 116 34 Strelka 5 3270 164 35 Chiron 1.1 3269 120 36 Strelka 5 w 3269 102 37 Hiarcs 13.2 3206 100 38 Deep Shredder 12 3204 194 39 Deep Fritz 12 3185 82 40 Zappa Mexico II 3177 92 41 Fritz 13 3143 141 42 Deep Fritz 11 3141 66 43 Deep Junior 12.5 3132 97
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