Claw 3.0-M wins Strong Engines Test, 2025.09.21-23

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Another major tournament of the Strongest Chess Engines – over 1,200 games. Claw 3.0-M won, DarkSeid 6.7 EE came in second, and Brainlearn 31 came in third.

 CEDR 736.088 games download (01.09.2025)

💾 Tournament download with 1224 games
💻 HP ENVY i5-8250U 8GB RAM 🖬 GUI - LucasChess
👍 #chessenginesdiary Country - Poland, City - Malbork  🕓 Time 3'+3"

P Engine CEDR Score (Tie) Chg +/-/=
1: Claw 3.0-M 3753 81.0 / 136 4989.25 -14 (+26 -0 =110)
2: DarkSeid 6.7 EE 3751 81.0 / 136 4975.50 -14 (+26 -0 =110)
3: Brainlearn 31 3758 80.5 / 136 4972.25 -41 (+25 -0 =111)
4: CorChess 20250904 3759 79.5 / 136 4882.75 -54 (+23 -0 =113)
5: YuliGM Pro 20 3756 78.5 / 136 4915.25 -41 (+21 -0 =115)
6: SF-POLY 200825 3750 78.5 / 136 4858.25 -41 (+21 -0 =115)
7: Stockfish dev-20250906 3761 78.0 / 136 4900.75 -68 (+20 -0 =116)
8: Revolution 2.40 130925 3750 78.0 / 136 4846.25 -54 (+20 -0 =116)
9: Artemis 18.2TR sl 3755 78.0 / 136 4830.75 -54 (+20 -0 =116)
10: ShashChess 39.1 3756 78.0 / 136 4806.25 -54 (+21 -1 =114)
11: OmegaCor 280825 3751 77.5 / 136 4848.00 -54 (+19 -0 =117)
12: HypnoS ++ 1.03 3754 74.0 / 136 4547.75 -95 (+19 -7 =110)
13: PlentyChess 6.0.18 3721 70.0 / 136 4272.75 -82 (+16 -12 =108)
14: Caissa 1.23 BMI2 3711 66.5 / 136 4024.25 -95 (+16 -19 =101)
15: Astra 6.1.1 2400 65.0 / 136 3870.75 +490 (+17 -23 =96)
16: Pawnocchio 1.8.1 2400 59.0 / 136 3500.50 +422 (+14 -32 =90)
17: Lambergar 1.3 3059 18.5 / 136 789.75 -41 (+8 -107 =21)
18: Alexander 6.0 3558 2.5 / 136 191.00 -476 (+0 -131 =5)


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