Sanny,

I thought of something better for GetClub Chess testing. It's the GNU engine website, this is a sleeper among chess engines, in that it is very strong, but no one seems to advertise how good it really is. Originally for LINUX. On the GNU Chess website, you'll see a timed analysis: "Think Time" ranges from 1/10th second to 2 minutes per move. You can then find where GetClub Chess is located in strength based on timed analysis. In this way you can better tweak the strengths and weaknesses in GetClub moving up one increment of time as you go.

http://chess.delorie.com/

The added benefit of using the GNU engine at http://chess.delorie.com is that you can always save a game by bookmarking the page, then when you are ready, you can revisit the bookmark and continue the game. Also, the computer will give a hint on any position. So you can go back to any point in the game and see what GNU would have played, and then work on why GetClub didn't play that move. In this way you can focus your analysis to make GetClub Chess stronger, quicker!

The GNU engine source codes are also free to download, so you can improve GetClub Chess by incorporating ideas in the GNU source codes as well!
http://www.gnu.org/software/chess/#downloading Source codes direct: http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/chess/

Hope this helps GetClub Chess!