The American Checker Federation

1. Shane McCosker - Lubabalo Kondlo 2024 3 Move Qualifier, 2024 1.11-16 22-18 2.7-11 25-22 3.3-7 29-25 4.16-19 24x15 5.10x19 23x16 6.12x19 21-17 7.9-13 27-23 8.6-10 23x16 9.11x20 25-21 10.1-6 32-27 11.10-15 18x11 12.8x15 26-23 13.4-8 23-19 14.15x24 28x19 15.7-10 30-26 16.6-9 22-18 17.13x22 26x17 18....

More complete versions of the Matteo and Lukhanyo games: 1. Matteo Bernini - Lukhanyo Dyanibokwe 2024 3 Move Qualifier, 2024 1.9-13 23-19 2.10-15 19x10 3.6x15 22-18 4.15x22 25x18 5.11-15 18x11 6.8x15 27-23 7.4-8 29-25 8.8-11 25-22 9.7-10 23-18 10.5-9 26-23 11.1-5 24-20 12.3-7 28-24 13.9-14 18x9 14.5...

are the games published yet?

in PDN? or the stream videos, not all of the games were perfectly recorded I think

any updates on these games? There was better coverage of WCM matches a decade ago...

has these games been published yet? only saw some videos on facebook so far

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Hello, are these games published. I have not seen them anywhere

I have been running numerous engine tests on a high end modern desktop PC. It seems like while GUI NN 2.06 as the third best machine learning based modern engine, it is much better than the old hand crafted Cake 1.85 in crossboard. However with opening books on, Cake 1.85's 1.8 million opening book ...

can you show a few games it beat kingsrow on in your demonstration video, or the PDNs

that is ok, but I want to hear from Ed Gilbert and Martin. This new program needs to be put to the test

CheckerPlayer and Aurora already are great database programs but this 12 piece database is interesting. I think we need an official match, Binomial vs Kingsrow or Cake. 300 Euro though, I would buy it if its 100 euro

In the OCA database there is a E. Hunt/E.F. Hunt which is Edwin Francis Hunt, but there is also a E.C. Hunt and a R.E. Hunt. Does anyone know if these are different people? E.C. Hunt played Grover in the 1946 ACA tournament, which Edwin Hunt seemed to have participated in according to my research. B...

Thank you Mr.Loy. Oh and where is the J. Drouillard match you mentioned

they were the standard 144 openings in the engine match feature (so 288 game match), it was played under 2 sec and 5 seconds a move. The PC is a bit older, an older i5 with 12 GB ram.