New version chess engine: CorChess 20250702

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CorChess is a clone of Stockfish maintained for better performance on long time controls, trying at least partially to fill the gap between regular tests and demands of correspondence players.

👍The team at Chess Engines Diary suggests using this engine for the analysis of chess games, especially for intricate positions.


Thanks to the Author Ivan Ivec
Rating Chess Engines Diary CEDR=3761


CorChess 20250618 vs other engines:

SF-PRO 02.05.202510.5/21+021 Games
Stockfish 17.110.5/21+021 Games
Kookaburra 3.1010.5/21+021 Games
Stockfish dev-2025060210/21-121 Games
SF-PRO2 02.05.202510/21-121 Games
DarkSeid 6.110/21-121 Games
Omega 710/21-121 Games
Cool Iris v187.5/15+015 Games
Artemis 16TR7.5/15+015 Games
Caissa 1.22.14/6+26 Games
Alexandria 8.0.0 JA3.5/6+16 Games
Integral 7.0.0 JA3/6+06 Games
Stormphrax 7.0.0 JA3/6+06 Games
Berserk 202506223/6+06 Games
PlentyChess 6.0.5 JA3/6+06 Games
Obsidian dev-16.133/6+06 Games


Here are some recent results using the Corchess chess engine:


Comments

  1. Lazza488July 10, 2025 at 3:36 PM

    Good grief! What's next. Now it's compulsory to register?

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