Stockfish dev-20260122 wins Strong Engines Tournament (Tests by Jörn Gronemann, 2026.01.25)

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Another elite chess engine tournament has concluded. The top five engines finished on the same score, with the final standings determined by the Sonneborn-Berger tie-break system. Stockfish dev-20260122 secured first place, followed by Raid 5.52 in second, and CorChess 20260108 in third.

 CEDR 804.617 games download (01.01.2026)

GPU NVIDIA  RTX 3060 ti. GUI-Banksia, For Every  Engine only 1 CPU and 512 Hashtables,  Book - 4 GM mvs   book,  6TBs.
🕒🕒Time 3'+3"   Tournament download with 720 games 
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P Engine Score (Tie) +/-/=
1: Stockfish dev-20260122 46.0 / 90 2067.00 (+2 -0 =88)
2: Raid 5.5 46.0 / 90 2066.25 (+3 -1 =86)
3: CorChess 20260108 46.0 / 90 2066.00 (+2 -0 =88)
4: HypnoS 241225 46.0 / 90 2065.50 (+2 -0 =88)
5: JigSaw 7.00 SuPreme 46.0 / 90 2065.00 (+3 -1 =86)
6: Stockfish 17.1 45.5 / 90 2046.00 (+2 -1 =87)
7: Hlamnick 080126 45.5 / 90 2045.00 (+3 -2 =85)
8: Artemis 26.2TR PrO 45.0 / 90 2025.00 (+0 -0 =90)
9: Kookaburra 3.11 45.0 / 90 2024.50 (+1 -1 =88)
10: DarkSeid 7.7 EE 45.0 / 90 2024.00 (+2 -2 =86)
11: ShashChess 40 45.0 / 90 2023.50 (+1 -1 =88)
12: Esox III 44.5 / 90 2003.75 (+1 -2 =87)
13: PREDATOR 44.0 / 90 1982.25 (+0 -2 =88)
14: Tactical Titan 6.0 PrO 44.0 / 90 1981.25 (+2 -4 =84)
15: StockfishMZ 121225 43.5 / 90 1960.25 (+1 -4 =85)
16: Brainlearn 31 43.0 / 90 1940.75 (+0 -4 =86)

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