CGPro v Tasc R30v2.5

Designed for posting all types of tournaments and Games (e.g. Man vs. Machine, Computer vs. Computer and basement matches.)

Moderators: Harvey Williamson, Watchman

Forum rules
This textbox is used to restore diagrams posted with the [d] tag before the upgrade.
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

CGPro v Tasc R30v2.5

Post by donkeylane »

I have started a 12 game match between these two computers,the settings are 40 in 2 followed by 20 in 1hour,i.e. the old classical tournament settings.The CGPro's book is the modern setting,the Tasc playing style is normal. CGPro(white)vR30(black)ECO E60 1.d4-Nf6 2.c4-g6 3.g3-Bg7 4.Bg2-O-O 5.Nc3-Nc6*(-0.26)6.e3-d6 7.Nge2-e5 8.O-O-Bf5 9.Qb3*(+0.23)-Na5 10.Qb4-c6 11.de5-c5 12.Qa5-de5 13.Rd1-Bd7 14.Qc2-Nc4 15.Ne4-Ne4 16.Be4-Nb6 17.Bb7-Rb8 18.Be4-Qc7 19.b3-f5 20.Bh1(+0.65)-e4(+0.10) 21.Bb2-Bb2 22.Qb2-g5 23.Qc3-Rbc8 24.Qa5-Be8 25.Nc3-Qe7 26.Rdc1-Bh5 27.Nb5-Rf7 28.Rc2-f4 29.Re1-fg3 30.hg3-Bg6 31.Rd2-Rd8 32.Rd8+-Qd8 33.Na7-Qf6 34.Rf1-Bf5 35.Nb5-Bh3 36.Bg2-Bg2 37.Kg2-Qf3+ 38.Kg1-Rf6 39.Qa7-Rh6 40.Qb8+-Kf7 41.Qc7+-Kg8 42.Qd8+-Kf7 43.Qc7+-Kg8 44.Qd8+-Kf7 45.Qc7+ draw 3 fold rep.
lexman
Member
Posts: 121
Joined: Mon Oct 12, 2015 11:35 pm

Post by lexman »

Looks an interesting match, the form book would suggest a moderate win for the Tasc by about 7-5. But you never know and I look forward to the rest of the games. A lot of the form is from the German site using the London book which I personally believe handicaps the CG Pro somewhat leading to more closed positions that do not suit its style
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

I would think that a 7-5 score over 12 games would probably reflect the ratings of these computers,but that isn't how it always pans out.Anyhow this is the second game,Tasc R30 (white)CGPro(black).[ECO D47]1.d4-d5 2.Nf3-c6 3.c4-Nf6 4.Nc3-e6 5.e3-Nbd7 6.Bd3-dc4 7.Bc4-b5 8.Bd3-Bb7 9.O-O-a6 10.e4-c5 11.d5-Qc7 12.de6*(+0.18)-fe6 13.Ng5-Qc6*(-0.18) 14.Bf4-c4 15.Bc2-c5 16.Nf3-O-O 17.Qd2-Rad8 18.Rd1-b4 19.Na4-b3 20.ab3(-0.06)-cb3(-0.29) 21.Bb3-Ne4 22.Qc1-Kh8 23.Nc5-Nc5 24.Ba2-Qa4 25.b4-Bf3 26.gf3-Qa2 27.bc5-Qa4 28.c6-Rf4 29.Rd7-Rdf8 30.Qf3(+0.63)-Rg8(-0.56) 31.Rc1-Rff8 32.Qe3-Qb5 33.Qc5-Qa4 34.Rd6-Qf4 35.c7-Rc8 36.Rc3-Rge8 37.Ra6-e5 38.Qc4-Qg5+ 39.Qg4-Qe7 40.Rac6(+1.61)-Rf8(-1.26) 41.Kg2-g6 42.Rc5-Rf5 43.Qe4-Kg7 44.Kf1-Kh8 45.Qd5-Rff8 46.Qe5+-Qe5 47.Re5-Rf7 48.Rec5-Rf3 49.Rb6-Rff8 50.h4-Kg7 51.R5c6(+1.86)-Rfe8(-1.96) 52.Rc4-Rf8 53.Rb7-Rf7 54.Rc6-Rf6 55.Rc5-Rf5 56.Rc3-Rf7 57.h5-gh5 58.Rc6-h4 59.Kg1-h3 60.Rc2-Kf6 61.Kh2-Ke5 62.Kh3-Kd6 63.Rb6+-Kd5 64.Rb5+-Kd6 65.Rb7-Rcc7 66.Rbc7-Rc7 67.Rc7-Kc7 68.Kg4-Kd6 69.Kf5-Ke7 70.f3 neither computer can queen their solitary pawn both computers showing 0.00 so a second draw it is.
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

Onto game 3 CGPro (white)Tasc (black)[ECO C00]1.e4-e6 2.d3-d5*(+0.37) 3.Qe2-Nc6 4.Nf3-Nf6 5.c3-e5 6.Nbd2*(-0.21)-Be7 7.ed5-Qd5 8.Nc4-Bg4 9.Ne3-Qd7 10.Ng4-Qg4 11.Qe3-Qe6 12.Be2-0-0 13.0-0-Rad8 14.Ng5-Qf5 15.Ne4-Nd5 16.Qf3-Qd7 17.Re1-f5 18.Ng3-Bh4 19.Bd1-Nb6 20.Bc2(+0.46)-Kh8(+0.07) 21.Qh5-Qe7 22.d4-g6 23.Qf3-Rfe8 24.Bf4-e4 25
Qe2-a6 26.Bb3-Na5 27.f3-Nb3 28.ab3-c5 29.fe4-Bg3 30.Bg3(+0.51)-cd4(-0.79) 31.cd4-Kg8 32.Be5-fe4 33.Qe4-Nd5 34.Rf1-Qe6 35.Rf2-Rf8 36.Raf1-Rf2 37.Rf2-Rf8 38.Rf8-Kf8 39.Bg7+-Kf7 40.Qe6(+0.43)-Ke6(-0.49) 41.Kf2-Nb4 42.Ke3-Kd5 43.Kf4-Nd3+ 44.Kg5-Ne1 45.Kh6-Ng2 46.Bf6-Ke4 47.Bg5-Ne1 48.Kh7-Kf5 49.Be7-Ke6 50.Bd8(+0.95)-Nf3(-0.95) 51.h4-Kf7 52.d5-Ke8 53.Bg5-Kf7 54.d6-Ne5 55.Bf4-Nd3 56.d7-Ke7 57.Bb8-Kd7 58.Kg6-Ke7 59.h5-Nc5 60.h6(+3.28)-Ne6(-3.36) 61.Ba7-Nf8+ 62.Kg7-Ne6+ 63.Kg8-Ng5 64.Bf2-Nf7 65.Bh4+-Ke8 66.h7-Nh6+ 67.Kg7-Nf7 68.b4 1-0 so a win for a cheap looking contraption over my sophisticated wooden piece recognition system.R30 going cheap anyone?
lexman
Member
Posts: 121
Joined: Mon Oct 12, 2015 11:35 pm

Post by lexman »

The MG pro certainly played well in this game, the tame Stockfish on Lichess shows it only made 3 inaccuracies as against six inaccuracies four mistakes and a blunder for the Tasc. The MCG has shown itself to be relatively very strong in the endgames against old dedicated comps and this was the case here perhaps due to its relatively speedy processor. Since the Tasc often seems to go for more open tactical positions that could make the games interesting since the MCG also does quite well in these types of positions
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

Onto game 4,R30(white)CGPro(black)[ECO A01]1.b3-e5 2.Bb2-Nc6 3.e3-Nf6 4.Bb5-e4 5.Ne2*(-0.14)-a6 6.Bc6-bc6*(-0.23) 7.d3-Bb4+ 8.Nd2-ed3 9.cd3 0-0 10.a3(+0.37)-Bd6(-0.39) 11.e4-Re8 12.Nf3-Ng4 13.0-0 Ne5 14.Ne5-Be5 15.Be5-Re5 16.f4-Re8 17.Qc2-Qf6 18.e5-Qh4 19.Rf3-h6 20.Nd4(+0.81)-Bb7(-0.68) 21.Nf5-Qh5 22.d4-g6 23.Ng3-Qh4 24.Ne4-Kg7 25.Nf6-Re6 26.Raf1-Rf6 27.Rh3-Qg4 28.ef6+-Kf6 29.Qe4-Qe6 30.Qe5+(+2.64)-Qe5(-2.12) 31.fe5+-Kg7 32.Rhf3-Rf8 33.Rf6-a5 34.R1f4-Bc8 35.Rf2-Bb7 36.g4-Bc8 37.a4-d6 38.ed6-cd6 39.Rd6-Be6 40.Rc6(+2.06)-Bb3(-2.20) 41.Rc5-Rd8 42.Rd2-Ra8 43.h3-Ba4 44.Ra2-Bd7 45.Raa5-Ra5 46.Ra5-h5 47.gh5-Bh3 48.Kf2-gh5 49.Rh5-Bd7 50.Kf3(+2.97)-Kg6(-2.65) 51.Ra5-Kf6 52.Re5-Bc6+ 53.Kf4-Bd7 54.d5-Bc8 55.d6-Be6 56.Ke4-Bg4 57.Kd5-Bf3+ 58.Kc5-Bg4 59.Re7-Bf5 60.Kc6(+5.11)-Bc8(-5.58) 61.Rd7-Kg6 62.Kc7-Ba6 63.Rf7-Bb5 64.Rf8-Ba4 65.Ra8-Bb5 66.Rb8-Ba4 67.Rb6-Kf5 68.Ra6-Be8 69.Ra8-Bh5 70.Rf8+ 1-0 another game of around 70 moves which leaves it nicely poised at 2-2
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

Game 5,an unusual game in the sense that at move 30,both computers had the balance of the game at around half a pawn evaluation,5 moves later it was all over,here it is CGPro(white) R30(black)[ECO B39]1.e4-c5 2.Nf3-Nc6 3.d4-cd4 4.Nd4-g6 5.c4-Bg7 6.Be3-Nf6 7.Nc3-Ng4 8.Qg4-Nd4 9.Qd1-Ne6 10.Be2-d6*(-0.59) 11.Rc1(+0.09)-Bd7 12.f3 0-0 13.Nd5-f5 14.ef5-gf5 15.Qd2-f4 16.Nf4-Nf4 17.Bf4-Qb6 18.b3-Bd4 19.Bh6-Rf7 20.Bd3(+0.48)-e5(-0.49) 21.Be4-Bc6 22.Qg5+ Kh8 23.Qh5-Qc7 24.Rc2-Rg8 25.Bg5-Be4 26.fe4-b5 27.Kd1-bc4 28.Rc4-Qd7 29.Rc2-d5 30.Bh4(+0.31)-de4(+0.62) 31.Kc1-Rc8 32.Qg5-e3 33.Rc8+ Qc8+ 34.Kb1-Rf8 35.Rc1-Qa6 36.Rd1-Qe2 0-1 Finished off with aplomb by the R30 which now leads 3-2
User avatar
SedarPL
Member
Posts: 69
Joined: Wed Mar 15, 2017 3:17 pm
Location: Poland
Contact:

Post by SedarPL »

@donkeylane, paste games in PGN format, please.
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

It seems as if there may be a problem with playing through the games I am submitting,if anyone else is having these same problems playing through these games,which is the point of my postings,making them legible to play through that is,if they could post a reply to that effect,thanks.
lexman
Member
Posts: 121
Joined: Mon Oct 12, 2015 11:35 pm

Post by lexman »

The games are perfectly legible and can be played through. However some people like to analyse games with an engine so prefer PGN format. This is most easily achieved by inputting the game into Fritz, saving it to a database and then right clicking the database entry and selecting text out put. But I suppose if people are that motivated they can easily do this themselves from the game text you have posted.
Exciting and close match so far!
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

So onto game 6,I will stick with the text I have been using for this match.R30(white)CGPro(black)[ECO A90]1.d4-f5 2.g3-Nf6 3.Bg2-e6 4.Nf3-d5 5.Be3*(+0.34)-Bd6*(-0.07)6.c4-Ne4 7.Nbd2-b6 8.0-0 0-0 9 Qb3-c6 10.Rac1(+0.50)-Ba6((-0.32) 11.cd5-ed5 12.Ne4-fe4 13.Ng5-Be2 14.Rfe1-Bd3 15.Ne6-Qf6 16.Nf8-Kf8 17.Red1-Bb5 18.a3-Be2 19.Re1-Bg4 20.h3(+1.24)-Bd7(-0.90) 21.f3-ef3 22.Rf1-Ke8 23.Rf3-Qg6 24.Bf4-Bf4 25.Re1+ Be6 26.Rf4-Kd7 27.Rf8-Qg5 28.Qf3-Qe7 29.h4-Kc7 30.Qf5(+8.02)-Bf5(-6.70) 31.Re7+ Bd7 32.Bh3-Kd6 33.Rd7+ Nd7 34.Ra8-Nf6 35.Ra7-c5 36.dc5+ bc5 37.Rg7-d4 38.g4-d3 39.Kf2-Ne4+ 40.Ke3(+9.36)-d2(-8.57) 41.g5-d1=Q 42.Rd7+ 1-0 making the score so far 4-2 ,a final result of 7-5 maybe?
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

Game 7 of the match,the R30 does seem to have a tactical edge at the moment,I did play a few games between these 2 computers before this match,but I'll keep that score separate.CGPro(white) R30 (black)[ECO B01]1.e4-d5 2.ed5-Qd5 3.Nc3-Qa5 4.d4-Nf6 5.Bd2-Bg4 6.f3-Be6*(-0.37)7.Bb5+*(+0.04)-c6 8.Bd3-Na6 9.a3-Qb6 10.Nge2(+0.34)-c5(-0.73) 11.Na4-Qc6 12.c4-cd4 13.Nd4-Qd6 14.Be3-Bd7 15.0-0 e5 16.Nb5-Bb5 17.cb5-Nd5 18.Bf2-Nac7 19.Qc2-Ne6 20.Be4(+0.78)-Nd4(-1.07) 21.Qc4-Rd8 22.Bd4-ed4 23.Qd4-Nb6 24.Qe3-Be7 25.Nb6-Qb6 26.Qb6-ab6 27.Rad1-Bc5+ 28.Kh1 0-0 29.Bb7-Rd1 30.Rd1(+1.90)-Re8(-1.54) 31.Be4-Be7 32 g4-Kf8 33.Ka2-Rd8 34.Rd8+ Bd8 35.f4-h5 36.gh5-Ke7 37.Bd5-f5 38.Bc4-Kd6 39.Bd3-Ke6 40.a4(+2.32)-Bf6(-1.35) 41.b3-Bc3 42.Kg3-Be1+ 43.Kf3-Bb4 44.Bc4+ Kd7 45.Bf1-Ke7 46.Be2-Bd2 47.Bd3-Ke6 48.h3-Bb4 49.Bc4+ Kd7 50.Bf1(+2.17)-Ke7(-1.34) 51.Be2-Bd2 52.Bd3-Ke6 53.Bc4+ Kd6 54.Bf7-Ke7 55.Bg6-Kf6 56.Be8-Ke7 57.Bc6-Ke6 58.Bb7-Kd7 59.Bd5-Kd6 60.Bc4(+2.07)-Ke7(-1.33) 61.Be2-Ke6 62.Bd1-Bc3 63.Ke2-Bb4 64.Bc2-Bd6 65.Kf3-Bc5 66.Kg2-Bd6 67.Kg3-Bb4 68.Bb1-Be1+ 69.Kf3-Bb4 70.h4(+1.95)-Bd6(-1.33) 71.Bd3-Bc5 72.Bc4+ Kd6 73.Ke2-Ba3 74.Bd3-Ke6 75.Kf2-Bc5+ 76.Kf3-Bb4 77.Bc4+ Kd7 78.Kg2-Bd2 79.h6-gh6 80.Kf3(+1.76)-Ke7(-1.27) 81.Bd3-Kf6 82.h5-Ke6 83.Bc2-Bb4 84.Bb1-Bd2 85.Bd3-Kf6 86.Bc4-Ke7 87.Kg3-Kd6 1/2 1/2 there's no headway for either computer in this game, I think the CGPro may have made the R30's defensive task a little easier back at move 34 exchanging the rooks and leaving opposite coloured bishops.
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

Game 8 of the 12 game match R30(white) CGPro(black)[ECO C25]1.e4-e5 2.Nc3-Bc5 3.Nf3*(+0.34)-d6 4.d4-ed4 5.Nd4-Bb4*(-0.09) 6.Bd3-Bc3+ 7.bc3-Nf6 8.Bf4-Nbd7 9.0-0 0-0 10.Re1(+0.24)-Ne5(-0.15) 11.Rb1-b6 12.h3-Bd7 13.Ba6-Re8 14.Bg3-h6 15.f4-Ng6 16.e5-de5 17.fe5-Nh7 18.Bb7-Rb8 19.Bd5-Ng5 20.Qd3(+0.75)-Ne6(-0.12) 21.Nc6-Bc6 22.Bc6-Rf8 23.Qe3-Qg5 24.Qg5-Ng5 25.Rbd1-Rbd8 26.Bd7-Ne6 27.Bf2-Nef4 28.c4-Ne6 29.g3-h5 30.Kh2(+0.22)-Kh7(+0.15) 31.Kg2-Kh8 32.c3-Kg8 33.h4-Kh8 34.Bg1-Kh7 35.a4-a6 36.Bf2-Rh8 37.Kf1-a5 38.Kg1-Rhf8 39.Kg2-Rh8 40.Kh2(+0.13)-Rhg8(+0.06) 41.Bg1-Rh8 42.Rd5-Ne7 43.Rd3-Kg8 44.Rdd1-Kh7 45.Rf1-Kg6 46.Kh3-Rhf8 47.Kg2-Kh7 48.Kh2-Kg6 49.Be3-Rh8 50.Bf2(+0.33)-Rhg8(-0.18)51.Kg2-Rh8 52.Bg1-Rf8 1/2 1/2 At this point I adjudicated a draw,for the last dozen or so moves their was a lot of shuffling around,the evaluation from both computers was nearly equal,so it's 5-3 to the Tasc with 4 games remaining.
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

Game 9 of the 12 game match CGPro(white) R30 (black)[ECO B54]1.e4-c5 2.Nf3-d6 3.d4-cd4 4.Nd4-Nf6 5.f3-e6 6.Nc3-e5*(-0.29) 7.Bb5*(+0.51)-Bd7 8.Bd7+ Nbd7 9.Nf5-Qb6 10.Rb1(+0.48)-g6(-0.21) 11.Be3-Qe6 12.Ng3-Nb6 13.Qd3-Be7 14.0-0 d5 15.f4-Ne4 16.fe5-Nc3 17.bc3-Nc4 18.Bd4 0-0 19.Rf2-Rae8 20.Qf3(-0.93)-Bg5(+1.06) 21.Qg4-h6 22.h4-Bd8 23.Qf4-h5 24.Ba7-b6 25.Bb8-Be7 26.Qh6-Qc5 27.Bd6-Nd6 28.ed6-Bh4 29.Qf4-g5 30.Qd2(-2.00)-Re6(+3.09) 31.Kh2-Bg3+ 32.Kg3-Qd6+ 33.Rf4-gf4 34.Kf2-f3 35.Re1-Rg6 36.Kf3-Qh2. 0-1. The CGPro's evaluation at move 31 was (-2.00) after the Tasc's 31...Bg3+ it crashed to (-7.00).So that makes the score 6-3 to the R30.
donkeylane
Full Member
Posts: 679
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:31 pm
Location: Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, UK

Post by donkeylane »

So at the moment it's 6-3 to the Tasc,game 10 R30 (white) CGPro (black)[ECO A20]1.c4-e5 2.Nf3-Nc6 3.d4-ed4 4.Nd4-Nf6 5.e3*(-0.07)-Nd4*(+0.06) 6.ed4-d5 7.Nc3-c6 8.cd5-Nd5 9.Bd3-Be6 10.0-0 (+0.15)-Bd6(+0.42) 11.Nd5-Bd5 12.Re1+ Kf8 13.Qh5-Qf6 14.Be3-h6 15.Qg4-Be6 16.Qe2-Ke7 17.Qc2-Rhe8 18.Bc4-Kf8 19.Be6-Re6 20.Rad1(+0.13)-Rd8(+0.43) 21.Qb3-b6 22.Qa4-Bb8 23.Qc2-Kg8 24.Rc1-Qh4 25.h3-Qe7 26.Qc4-Qd6 27.g3-Qd7 28.Kg2-Rf6 29.f3-Qf5 30.Qe2(-0.32)-Qd5(+0 65) 31.a3-Re8 32.Qf1-Bd6 33.Bg1-Re1 34.Re1-Qb3 35.Re8+ Kh7 36.Qe2-Rg6 37.Bf2-f5 38.h4-h5 39.Ra8-Bg3 40.Bg3(+0.25)-f4(0.00) 41.Ra7-Kh6 42.Ra8-Kh7 43.Rf8-Re6 44.Qd2-fg3 45.Rf5-g6 46.Rf7+ Kg8 47 Rb7-Rf6 48.Qc3-Qc3 49.bc3-b5 50.Kg3(+1.04)-Kf8(-0.79) 51.d5-cd5 52.Rb5-Rc6 53.Rd5-Rc3 54.Ra5-Rc4 55.Ra7-Kg8 56.a4-Kf8 57.a5-Ra4 58.a6-Ke8 59 Ra8+ Kf7 60.a7(+1.25)-Kg7(-0.79) 61.Kf2-Ra2+ 62.Ke3-Ra4 1/2 1/2 .Adjudicated as a draw,with the black king on the 7th rank,and black's rook unable to be dislodged from the a file by white king,and able to make continuous checks against white king if it moves up the board.
Post Reply