Today start Prelims CEDR, group.E1, edition 01/2023

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Today start Prelims CEDR, group.E1, edition 01/2023

GUI-Arena, Time:3'+3"

Prelims: new and amateur engines
Group E1Edition 01/2023 – temp 3’+3”Rating
1CDrill-20002198
2Fabchess 1.163064
3Axon 0.22082
4Monolith 23064
5Nalwald 163056
6NiCim 3.4.12970
7ECE 20.12760
8Rodent NNUE3042
9Bienchen 1.02495
10MadChess 3.2 beta2795
11Benjamin 1.12706
12Leorik 2.32767
13.Protej 0.6.32746
14.KnightX 3.6a2732
15.Tantabus 2.0.02656
16.Minimalchess 0.62573
17.Kimbo 1.0.02530
18.Galjoen 0.41.22546
19.Cheers 0.12400
20.Cinnamon 2.52461
21Horowitz 2.2.02368
22NoC 4.202539
23Badchess 0.4.42165
24seeChess 1.22298
25Baislicka dev ac327fd2230
26Claudia 0.512069
27ChessMatrix 1.0.62222
28Rustic-alpha 32110
29Sting Black Hole 33060
30Captain 3.11608

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