I have been testing some of the top chess engines, and after several hundred tests, I have noticed an insane amount of "draws" where there was plenty of game left, and it clearly wasn't a draw....Can someone please explain what is going on here?
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on Tue Jun 28, 2016 3:56 am by
Nathanael Russell
Change "Early Adjudication" to "Late Adjudication"
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@Nathanael Russell wrote:Change "Early Adjudication" to "Late Adjudication"
Under options in Fritz 15 GUI it is already set to offer draw late.....Any other suggestions?
on Tue Jun 28, 2016 4:23 pm by
Nathanael Russell
Go to [options] you should find adjudication parameters there.@WTS81 wrote:@Nathanael Russell wrote:Change "Early Adjudication" to "Late Adjudication"
Under options in Fritz 15 GUI it is already set to offer draw late.....Any other suggestions?
Here is another reference:
http://download.chessbase.com/download/pdf/ManualFritz13.pdf
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Thanks for the manual, but did you even read my post? I mentioned that these options were already selected under options....@Nathanael Russell wrote:Go to [options] you should find adjudication parameters there.@WTS81 wrote:@Nathanael Russell wrote:Change "Early Adjudication" to "Late Adjudication"
Under options in Fritz 15 GUI it is already set to offer draw late.....Any other suggestions?
Here is another reference:
http://download.chessbase.com/download/pdf/ManualFritz13.pdf
Please explain why the engines are still considering games like these a draw (Only 17 moves into the engine vs engine match, no three fold repetition)...
Thank you very much! :)
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