Raid 3.7 TR wins Elite Engines Tournament, 2025.07.11

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1900 games played – another major tournament for elite chess engines. The winner was Raid 3.7 TR, which outperformed the Stockfish dev-20250629 engine with better secondary scoring. Artemis 17TR took third place.

It's worth noting that the Raid 3.7 TacticaL RetreaT chess engine was released a few months ago, in December 2024.

More test results will be posted on the website soon.


CEDR 680.485 games download (01.07.2025)

💾 Tournament download with 1900 games
💻Dell G15 SE, i7-11800H RAM 16,0 GB  🖬 GUI-Banksia
👍 @chessenginesdiary Country - Poland, City - Malbork  🕓 Time 3'+3" 

P Engine Score (Tie) +/-/=
1: Raid 3.7 TR 110.5 / 190 9798.75 (+31 -0 =159)
2: Stockfish dev-20250629 110.5 / 190 9771.50 (+31 -0 =159)
3: Artemis 17TR 110.0 / 190 9701.25 (+30 -0 =160)
4: Stockfish 17.1 109.0 / 190 9648.75 (+28 -0 =162)
5: Omega 7-M 108.5 / 190 9633.25 (+27 -0 =163)
6: Omega 7-Cor 108.5 / 190 9589.00 (+27 -0 =163)
7: PROMENADE 108.0 / 190 9590.00 (+26 -0 =164)
8: Yuliirma 5.0 108.0 / 190 9548.50 (+26 -0 =164)
9: Yuliana 7.0 108.0 / 190 9544.50 (+26 -0 =164)
10: Obsidian dev-16.14 107.0 / 190 9482.75 (+24 -0 =166)
11: SF-PRO202.05.2025 106.5 / 190 9495.75 (+23 -0 =167)
12: Random Blitz 106.5 / 190 9473.00 (+23 -0 =167)
13: Obsidian 16.0 106.0 / 190 9423.50 (+22 -0 =168)
14: Arasan 25.2 JA 96.0 / 190 8559.75 (+14 -12 =164)
15: RubiChess 20250606 JA 94.5 / 190 8336.25 (+18 -19 =153)
16: Titan 1.1.0JA 86.5 / 190 7448.00 (+17 -34 =139)
17: Igel 3.6.3 JA 86.0 / 190 7495.50 (+13 -31 =146)
18: Altair 7.2.1 JA 70.5 / 190 5949.75 (+13 -62 =115)
19: Pawn 4.0-dirty 56.5 / 190 4694.75 (+11 -88 =91)
20: Sting Black Hole 10x 3.0 / 190 312.00 (+0 -184 =6)

Tech table:

EngineKN/movNPSdep/movtime/movmov/gamtime/gamfails
Altair 7.2.1 JA12598248058629.65.179.7404.9
Arasan 25.2 JA16113279055430.65.856.3325.2
Artemis 17TR9895187947942.35.368.1358.3
Igel 3.6.3 JA8919188933633.64.771.6338.1
Obsidian 16.015172273123340.25.663.6353.4
Obsidian dev-16.1415253279124743.05.564.7353.3
Omega 7-Cor11597217093237.85.367.2358.9
Omega 7-M12245226759840.45.466.7360.0
Pawn 4.0-dirty22117441158130.85.075.9380.62
PROMENADE10092199720246.15.172.7367.5
Raid v3.7 TR8474177241151.74.875.4360.6
Random Blitz11184207162042.05.467.2362.7
RubiChess 20250606 JA18500356185329.15.270.2364.91
SF-PRO202.05.202511345203922543.65.664.6359.4
Sting Black Hole 10x19810382003726.65.269.6360.93
Stockfish 17.111462212972748.05.466.2356.1
Stockfish dev-2025062911291213627942.95.367.8358.3
Titan 1.1.0JA16163315005282.45.171.7367.81
Yuliana 7.010190195735741.45.272.2376.1
Yuliirma 5.011116205346248.65.466.0357.1

New version chess engine: Raid 3.7 TacticaL RetreaT (Stockfish derivative)



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