Polyfish 230510 wins Banksia New Engines Tournament, (Test by Chess Engines Diary, 2023.05.14)

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💾 132 games from the tournament download 

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🕓 Time 3'+3" 💻Dell G15 SE, i7-11800H RAM 16,0 GB ðŸ–¬ GUI-Banksia
💾 All CEDR games 127.860 games download (3'+3") 


EngineKN/moveNPSdep/movetime/movemov/gametime/gamefails
1CatroPOLY 1.8 2023050613070283586549.64.686.6399.3
2Critter 1.6a 64-bit42980845492825.05.178.3398.1
3Ippolit 05132314549276559519.65.373.6387.1
4Polaris 1.6.141031818186523.75.066.6333.9
5Polyfish 23051020401433557150.04.788.3415.4
6Raid v117150350233250.54.978.0382.2
7Stockfish 15.120903410113846.45.175.4384.1
8Stockfish dev-20230503 Ivec21414456305149.34.788.0412.8
9Vafra 12.4 Cfish28491631314247.84.590.7409.4
10Velvet 5.2.022643442479028.35.172.5371.2
11Viridithas 9.0.011563293076426.13.980.0315.6
12Willow 2.8399079891527.25.068.7343.01


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