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Betsy
,
a
WinBoard
compatible chess engine written by
Landon W. Rabern
in
C
with a little
Assembly
, first released in September 2000
[1]
. Originally written in
Pascal
with its own
text interface
it was rewritten in C using
rotated bitboards
. Betsy applies
PVS
with
null move pruning
, and various standard and some aggressive non-standard
extensions
and
reductions
. According to the
Arena
site, Betsy was the first published chess engine able to play
Chess960
, and is therefor Arena partner engine
[2]
.
Hurricane Betsy
[3]
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Given Name
Meteorology
Forum Posts
Betsy 5.0 is now winboard compatable
by
Landon W. Rabern
,
CCC
, September 06, 2000
Betsy 5.26
by
Landon W. Rabern
,
CCC
,
Betsy in Arena
by Mark Loftus,
CCC
, September 13, 2003
Betsy 6.5.1 by Landon Rabern
by
Norbert Raimund Leisner
,
CCC
, August 21, 2008
External Links
Chess Engine
Arena Chess GUI 3.5 - Betsy
Index of /chess/engines/Norbert's Collection/Betsy
by
Norbert Raimund Leisner
, hosted by
Kirill Kryukov
Betsy
from
WBEC Ridderkerk
Betsy 6.51 Nobook
in
CCRL 40/4
Betsy Fischer
in
CCRL 40/4 FRC
Misc
Betsy from Wikipedia
Betsy (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
Betsy (dog) from Wikipedia
Hurricane Betsy from Wikipedia
Tropical Storm Betsy (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
References
^
Betsy
from
WBEC Ridderkerk
^
Arena Chess GUI 3.5 - Betsy
^
Hurricane Betsy
in the
Gulf of Mexico
in September of 1965 as taken by the
TIROS-8
weather satellite. Source:
NOAA
Photo Library
, September 4, 1965
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a WinBoard compatible chess engine written by Landon W. Rabern in C with a little Assembly, first released in September 2000 [1]. Originally written in Pascal with its own text interface it was rewritten in C using rotated bitboards. Betsy applies PVS with null move pruning, and various standard and some aggressive non-standard extensions and reductions. According to the Arena site, Betsy was the first published chess engine able to play Chess960, and is therefor Arena partner engine [2].
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See also
Forum Posts
External Links
Chess Engine
Misc
References
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