Chess engine: Cool Iris 18 (Stockfish derivative)

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Chess engine: Cool Iris (Stockfish derivative)
Rating Chess Engines Diary CEDR=3852



Cool Iris 14 vs other engines:
YuliGM 1931.5/62+162 Games
TROY 04202527.5/54+154 Games
Artemis 9TR20/40+040 Games
SF-PRO2 05.02.202520/40+040 Games
Stockfish 1718.5/36+136 Games
Dark SisTer v518/34+234 Games
HypnoS ++ 1.0217.5/34+134 Games
Killfish PB 09022516/34-234 Games
Green Way16.5/32+132 Games
CorChess 2025022016.5/32+132 Games
JudaS ++ 1.0216.5/32+132 Games
Yuliana 7.015/30+030 Games
Stockfish dev-2025022714.5/30-130 Games
SpecTral v514.5/30-130 Games
Dark SisTer 5.014.5/28+128 Games
Booot 7.415/26+426 Games
Contact 1212.5/26-126 Games
CorChess PB 24022510/20+020 Games
Contact 119.5/20-120 Games
Obsidian 15.08/16+016 Games
SF PB 2402257.5/16-116 Games

Cool Iris 18 download 




You may also be interested in my other posts:
Cool Iris 13.90 wins New engines Test, 29.11.2024
Cool Iris 13.90 wins Carlsen's Power Tournament, by Chess Engines Diary 2024.11.25-28





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