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RubiChess 1.4 wins JCER Test New Chess Engines, 2019.05.05 - 2019.05.06


Temp 3' + 3" : Intel Core i5-8250U 7,9 GB Mem , 182 Tournament games,
 GUI-Arena 3.5.1,  
145.201 JCER games (01-05-2019) Book: Perfect 2017, Table created - Scid vs PC
All files (games, tables and engines) - download from page


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