Stockfish dev-20261024 wins Strong Engines Test, 03.11.2026

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Stockfish dev-20261024 won a major tournament for strong chess engines, comprising more than 1,500 games. Artemis 49TR_PrO finished second, while Private19sf 3.30_VICE claimed third place. It is also worth noting the impressive performance of 8Chess 1.0.

CEDR 903.628 games download (until 30.06.2026)
All Games 129.244 CEDR from 01.11.2026 download.
💾 Tournament games: 1530 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-20261024 100.0/170 58.8 +30-0=140
2 Artemis 49TR_PrO 99.5/170 58.5 +29-0=141
3 Private19sf 3.30_VICE 99.0/170 58.2 +28-0=142
4 Stockfish 19 98.5/170 57.9 +27-0=143
5 Stockfish 20261028 Ivec 98.5/170 57.9 +27-0=143
6 Hlamnick 281026 98.5/170 57.9 +28-1=141
7 CorChess 20261029 97.5/170 57.4 +25-0=145
8 C_Dragon 3.5 97.0/170 57.1 +25-1=144
9 YuliGM Pro Apex Duo 96.0/170 56.5 +24-2=144
10 8Chess 1.0 93.5/170 55.0 +23-6=141
11 Pawnocchio 3.0 dev-ae35c6a 91.5/170 53.8 +23-10=137
12 Berserk 0.10.0-dev-ce7e6b62 88.0/170 51.8 +15-9=146
13 Halogen 16.8.1 87.5/170 51.5 +18-13=139
14 Rebel 17.0 78.5/170 46.2 +17-30=123
15 Chess-System-Tal-3.00 73.0/170 42.9 +7-31=132
16 Chess-System-Tal-Assassin 69.5/170 40.9 +12-43=115
17 Sapling 2.1.0 42.5/170 25.0 +5-90=75
18 Arabica 0.3.2 21.5/170 12.6 +2-129=39

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