Stockfish dev-20261024 wins 1 League Chess Engines Diary, edition 11/2026

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The 1st Chess Engine League competition has concluded. Stockfish dev-20261024 emerged as the undisputed winner, with Obsidian dev-16.15 SE taking second place and PlentyChess 8.0.12 finishing third. The engines that placed 14th through 16th have been relegated to the 2nd League.

CEDR Chess Engine League - more.

CEDR 903.628 games download (until 30.06.2026)
All Games 129.244 CEDR from 01.11.2026 download.
💾 Tournament games: 480 download
💻 Asus Zenbook, AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX, RAM 32,0 GB  🖬 GUI -GUI - Myracle, book:avt-2026b
#chessenginesdiary Country - Poland, City - Malbork  🕓 Time 3'+3"

Pl Engine Points % W-L-D note
1 Stockfish dev-20261024 34.5/60 57.5 +9-0=51
2 Obsidian dev-16.15 SE 32.0/60 53.3 +5-1=54
3 PlentyChess 8.0.12 32.0/60 53.3 +5-1=54
4 Stormphrax 8.0.0 31.5/60 52.5 +5-2=53
5 Cinder 0.6.1 31.0/60 51.7 +4-2=54
6 Reckless 0.10.0 dev-26.08.2026 30.5/60 50.8 +1-0=59
7 Torch 4 1.01 30.0/60 50.0 +1-1=58
8 Alexandria 9.1.0 JA 29.5/60 49.2 +1-2=57
9 Berserk 0.10.0 dev-ce7e6b62 29.5/60 49.2 +1-2=57
10 Pawnocchio 3.0 dev-ae35c6a 29.0/60 48.3 +0-2=58
11 Halogen 16.8.1 29.0/60 48.3 +1-3=56
12 Caissa 2.0 29.0/60 48.3 +1-3=56
13 Viridithas 20 JA 28.5/60 47.5 +1-4=55
14 Quanticade dev-20260929 28.5/60 47.5 +1-4=55 relegation
15 Tarnished 6.0 28.0/60 46.7 +2-6=52 relegation
16 Raphael 4.3.0 dev-acd050b 27.5/60 45.8 +1-6=53 relegation

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