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Chess engine: Raubfisch X36d1

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Raubfisch is an engine derived from Stockfish and Torpedo 1.1 XJR (private engine by Frank Karl Werner and Max Fehler)

Rating JCER - 3392




   # ENGINE                           : RATING    POINTS  PLAYED    (%)




   3 Raubfisch X35a                   : 3392.0     208.0     271   76.8%




  13 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ15d           : 3376.7      60.0      76   78.9%




  14 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ15b           : 3374.4     141.0     190   74.2%




  21 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ15            : 3367.0     107.5     132   81.4%




  34 Raubfisch X36b                   : 3354.6     111.0     155   71.6%




  44 Raubfisch X35b                   : 3346.8     323.0     436   74.1%




  57 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ14            : 3340.8      56.0      84   66.7%




  58 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ13a           : 3340.3     195.5     276   70.8%




  65 Raubfisch X36d                   : 3334.9      57.5      76   75.7%




  66 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ13e           : 3333.8      85.5     118   72.5%




  67 Raubfisch X36c                   : 3333.7     234.0     302   77.5%




  69 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ15c           : 3332.3      75.5      88   85.8%




  71 Raubfisch X35f                   : 3331.4     147.5     204   72.3%




  78 Raubfisch X36                    : 3327.6     145.0     184   78.8%




  83 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ14e           : 3320.6      80.5     120   67.1%




  89 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ10b           : 3318.2     115.0     152   75.7%




  95 Raubfisch ME262 GTZ14c           : 3313.3      60.0      76   78.9%





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