Jonny played various IPCCC, the DOCCC 2010 and CCT Tournaments, and was two times runner up at the Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship, the Chess960CWC 2005 and Chess960CWC 2006. At the WCCC 2011 Jonny ran on a a cluster of 100 PCs with eight cores each, and at the WCCC 2013 in Yokohama, even with 2400 cores of the btrzx3cluster of the University of Bayreuth[1][2][3][4], where Jonny was quite close to become champion - if it had won the last round versus Junior. In Fall 2013, Jonny won the PT 45 a half point ahead of its commercial rivals Shredder and Deep Fritz, running on 216 cores. At the PT 47, in November 2014, Jonny won conveniently with 7/7, running on 768 cores [5], defending its title with the same cluster at the PT 49 in October 2015. Already at the WCCC 2015 in Leiden, Jonny brought home the gold on a 2400 core cluster, thanks to upset victories against Komodo and Hiarcs. At the WCCC 2016, Jonny became runner-up, after losing the sixth game in the play-off versus Komodo, which was a 3+5 blitz game. As a slight compensation, Jonny won the blitz tournament this time a play-off versus Shredder, leaving Komodo third.
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Jonny,
a Chess Engine Communication Protocol and since version 4.00 UCI compatible chess program by Johannes Zwanzger with executables for Windows and Linux, able to play Chess960, at times Freeware. Jonny uses a 0x88 board representation, and applies a sophisticated distributed and parallel search. Jonny played all World Computer Chess Championships since Graz 2003, and became Blitz champion at the WCCC 2011, runner-up at the WCCC 2013, and World Computer Chess Champion at the WCCC 2015.
Tournament Play
Jonny played various IPCCC, the DOCCC 2010 and CCT Tournaments, and was two times runner up at the Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship, the Chess960CWC 2005 and Chess960CWC 2006. At the WCCC 2011 Jonny ran on a a cluster of 100 PCs with eight cores each, and at the WCCC 2013 in Yokohama, even with 2400 cores of the btrzx3 cluster of the University of Bayreuth [1] [2] [3] [4], where Jonny was quite close to become champion - if it had won the last round versus Junior. In Fall 2013, Jonny won the PT 45 a half point ahead of its commercial rivals Shredder and Deep Fritz, running on 216 cores. At the PT 47, in November 2014, Jonny won conveniently with 7/7, running on 768 cores [5], defending its title with the same cluster at the PT 49 in October 2015. Already at the WCCC 2015 in Leiden, Jonny brought home the gold on a 2400 core cluster, thanks to upset victories against Komodo and Hiarcs. At the WCCC 2016, Jonny became runner-up, after losing the sixth game in the play-off versus Komodo, which was a 3+5 blitz game. As a slight compensation, Jonny won the blitz tournament this time a play-off versus Shredder, leaving Komodo third.Photos & Games
WCCC 2006
WCCC 2013
WCCC 2015
Jonny - Komodo
Hiarcs - Jonny
WCCC 2016
Tournament Reports
Johannes Zwanzger in Turin, May 24, 2006
Johannes Zwanzger in Turin, May 25, 2006
Johannes Zwanzger in Turin, May 29, 2006
Johannes Zwanzger in Turin, May 31, 2006
Johannes Zwanzger in Turin, June 01, 2006
See also
Forum Posts
Jonny 2.64 Linux-version available by Johannes Zwanzger, CCC, July 17, 2004
External Links
Chess Engine
Misc
References
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