Houdini finished in second place in the 2018 Computer Chess Championship Rapid section. Houdini finished in second place behind Stockfish in 2016 in the ninth TCEC season and then won again in the 10th TCEC season in 2017 ahead of Komodo. In 2018 Houdini finished second in the Computer Chess Championship Rapid Rumble, where it lost to Stockfish in the final. It also won the fourth TCEC season (the third season was never completed) in 2013 ahead of Stockfish. Houdini burst onto the scene in 2010 by winning the first and second TCEC seasons in 20, respectively, ahead of Rybka and other top engines. Houdini's logo for the 2018 Computer Chess Championship. (Komodo was also open source for a long time before becoming commercial more recently.) Houdini is not the most accessible engine since it can only be used on Windows. It is one of the strongest chess engines and was the fourth highest-rated engine in late 2019 (behind Stockfish, Leela Chess Zero, and Komodo).Īccording to Houdini's website, it is "widely considered to be the strongest chess engine money can buy." This statement may be true, especially considering that Stockfish and Leela Chess Zero are free, open-source engines. The engine was developed by the Belgian chess player and programmer Robert Houdart in 2010.
Houdini is a commercial chess engine, meaning that it can be purchased and used by anyone. Here is what you need to know about Houdini: Let's learn more about this powerful engine.
It was the top chess entity on the planet for some time, defeating its contemporaries like Rybka, Stockfish, and Komodo. There are many strong chess engines these days, but Houdini has been one of the strongest engines over the past decade.
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