Stockfish dev-20260922 wins Elite Engines Test by Chess Engines Diary, 21.10.2026

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In a major tournament featuring elite chess engines, 1,900 games were played. Stockfish dev-20260922 claimed first place, with Private19sf 3.10_VICE securing second, and Triumviratus 8.0 finishing third.

CEDR 903.628 games download (until 30.06.2026)
All Games 72.725 CEDR from 01.10.2026 download.
💾 Tournament games: 1900 download
💻 Dell G15 SE, i7-11800H RAM 16,0 GB  🖬 GUI -GUI - Myracle, book:avt-2026b
#chessenginesdiary Country - Poland, City - Malbork  🕓 Time 3'+3"

Pl Engine Points % W-L-D
1 Stockfish dev-20260922 112.5/190 59.2 +35-0=155
2 Private19sf 3.10_VICE 109.0/190 57.4 +28-0=162
3 Triumviratus 8.0 109.0/190 57.4 +28-0=162
4 CorChess 20261001 108.0/190 56.8 +27-1=162
5 Inphish 7.0.0 108.0/190 56.8 +28-2=160
6 Stockfish 19 107.5/190 56.6 +26-1=163
7 DON dev-20261018 107.0/190 56.3 +24-0=166
8 SF-POLY 140926 106.5/190 56.1 +23-0=167
9 Evolution 1.0 106.5/190 56.1 +23-0=167
10 Revolution 6.40-150926 106.0/190 55.8 +23-1=166
11 Alexandria 9.1.0 JA 101.5/190 53.4 +21-8=161
12 Caissa 2.0 97.0/190 51.1 +12-8=170
13 Anna 1.2 95.0/190 50.0 +18-18=154
14 Halogen 16.8.0 89.5/190 47.1 +11-22=157
15 Chess-System-Tal-3.00 87.0/190 45.8 +14-30=146
16 Peras 3.6.1 84.5/190 44.5 +7-28=155
17 Incipit 0.5.0 81.0/190 42.6 +9-37=144
18 Tcheran 14.0 79.0/190 41.6 +8-40=142
19 Arasan 26.1 77.0/190 40.5 +5-41=144
20 Mittens CEDR Windows 28.5/190 15.0 +0-133=57

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