Stefan Pohl Computer ChessHome of famous UHO openings and EAS RatinglistThe Engine Aggressiveness Score Ratinglist
The world's first engine-ratinglist not measuring strength of engines, but engines's style of play !!!
The EAS-Score is calculated by my Engines Aggressiveness Statistics Tool out of the games of the gamebase of the UHO-Top15 Ratinglist (main-site) (120000 played games overall). Download the tool here Meanwhile, the scoring-system of the EAS-Tool got really complex, click here and read the EAS-Scoring explanation. Here the EAS-ratinglist and at the right side (for comparison), the engines and their normal ranking in my UHO-Top15 Ratinglist (see main-site).
Latest update: 2023/11/21: Stockfish 231116
See the full EAS-Statistics (2nd ratinglist is below the EAS-ratinglist with all stats): here
EAS Stats-Highscores
A) Most high-value sacrifices (>= 3 pawnunits): (1) Stockfish 231116, (2) Stockfish 16, (3) Rebel EAS B) Most sacrifices played overall: (1) Stockfish 16, (2) Stockfish 231116, (3) Rebel EAS C) Most very short wins: (1) Uralochka 3.40a, (2) Stockfish 16, (3) Stockfish 231116 D) Most short wins overall: (1) Torch 1, (2) Stockfish 16, (3) Revenge 3.0 E) Smallest average length of all won games: (1) Torch 1, (2) Stockfish 16 & Stockfish 231116 F) Smallest number of bad draws: (1) Stockfish 231116, (2) Stockfish 16, (3) Torch 1
Mention, all EAS-Stats are percent-values, not absolute numbers. So, a weaker engine (with much fewer wins than (for example) Stockfish), can achieve high EAS-Stats and Highscores, too...
The EAS-tool is based on my Sacrifice Games Search Turbo Tool. Use this tool for searching games with sacrifices, only. It is extremly fast and allows to search big pgn-databases very quickly. Download it right here |