The Cake endgame database also works with KingsRow, and you should prefer it over the Chinook database - the Cakeĭatabase is about 20% smaller, therefore it can be accessed more efficiently. Note that you can also generate the 5- and 6-piece databases from within CheckerBoard. Install the 7-piece database you MUST install the 5- and 6-piece endgame database too, or Cake will crash. Warning: when you install one of these databases, you must also install all smaller databases, i.e. Cake will play even stronger with these additional Cake will display which databases it is using
Subdirectory of your CheckerBoard directory. You must extract the zip-files into the 'db' The only reason to keep them here is if you want to use the older engines that you can download here. Ed Gilbert's KingsRow endgame databases are more efficient than these, so use those if possible.
Package with CheckerBoard 1.72, Cake 1.81, a 93'000 move opening book for Cake, Warning, old! CheckerBoard 1.72 (2047 KB) with.Work with Ed Gilbert's improved databases, whereas the current version of Cake can also use the KingsRow databases. Please note: these engines are all compiled for 64 bit and will only work with a 64-bit install of CheckerBoard! Also, these engines need the Cake databases, and will not Unzip the file cake_oldversions.zip into your engines folder in CheckerBoard. I have put them here for historical reasons. They are great engines, but much weaker than the incredible machine-learned engines we have today. These are historical versions of Cake, at times when it was probably the world's best checkers engine (from 2003, Cake Sans Souci, to probably 2018, Cake 1.85).
dll will only work with a 64-bit install of CheckerBoard! Ideally, you download CheckerBoard in its latest incarnation from Ed Gilbert's Unzip the file cake_189f.dll, book.bin and the help file (cake189.htm) into your engines folder in CheckerBoard, and egdb64.dll in the CheckerBoard folder to use it.
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