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Additionally, letters like \'S\', \'M\', \'O\', \'N\', \'Y\', \'C\', and \'L\' are not part of the word. \'PLANE\' meets these criteria as a valid guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250126807}, {\"move\": \"PLAZA\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"From the feedback, \'P\' and \'L\' are confirmed correct and in the right positions. \'A\' and \'E\' are eliminated as potential letters based on multiple guesses. The word \'PLAZA\' fits the criteria and introduces \'Z\' as a new letter to test.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250131645}, {\"move\": \"PLAZA\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"We already tried \'PLAZA\' and can\'t repeat the same word. 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I\'m trying to explore other possibilities for the fourth letter and keeping the fifth fixed as \'E\'.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250112040}, {\"move\": \"CRAFT\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The green letters from previous guesses (C, R, A, and E) limit us to guessing a word that has those letters in the same positions. The feedback from \'CRISP\' eliminates S and P. \'CRAFT\' fits the remaining constraints.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250117019}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The letters C, R, A, and E are in the correct positions based on feedback from previous guesses. The only missing letter is the fourth one, and I am trying N as a possibility.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250123161}]','2025-03-17 22:19:25','2025-03-17 22:22:03',1),(2895,9,12,4,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\"], \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"crane\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 5}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": 100, \"o1 - (high)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"duration\": 11859, \"winner_id\": 4, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1235, \"oldRating\": 1250}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1291, \"oldRating\": 1276}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1235, \"oldRating\": 1250}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1291, \"oldRating\": 1276}}}}','[{\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"CRANE is a valid, common English word with 5 letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250113690}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"A common starting guess in Wordle with frequent letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250118410}]','2025-03-17 22:19:26','2025-03-17 22:21:58',4),(2896,9,9,1,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4o\", \"guesses\": [\"react\", \"store\", \"caste\", \"tripe\", \"pride\", \"grime\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4o\"], \"feedback\": [[\"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"present\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"present\"], [\"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"greet\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 0, \"gpt-4.5-preview\": 100}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"duration\": 37106, \"winner_id\": 9, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4.5-preview\", \"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1235, \"oldRating\": 1219}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-2024-11-20\", \"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1208, \"oldRating\": 1224}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1235, \"oldRating\": 1219}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1208, \"oldRating\": 1224}}}}','[{\"move\": \"greet\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"It\'s a common English word that\'s simple yet distinctive, providing a balanced challenge.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250117032}, {\"move\": \"react\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a common word that includes frequently used vowels and consonants to gather clues.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250120967}, {\"move\": \"STORE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Using \'R\' and \'E\' in different positions and keeping \'T\' in the correct position, while avoiding previously eliminated letters (\'A\' and \'C\').\", \"timestamp\": 1742250128312}, {\"move\": \"CASTE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback, \'C\' is likely in the word but in a different position from guess 1. \'E\' is also in the word but in another position, and \'T\' is correct in position 5. The letters \'R,\' \'A,\' and \'O\' have been eliminated. \'S\' was yellow in guess 2, and \'CASTE\' meets these conditions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250134590}, {\"move\": \"TRIPE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback, I deduced that the letters \'T\', \'E\', and \'R\' are part of the target word but are not in their correct positions. I am testing a new arrangement that meets the given constraints and introduces the letter \'P\'.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250139256}, {\"move\": \"PRIDE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback so far, \'P\' and \'E\' are in the word but not at the end, \'R\' is in the second position, and \'I\' hasn\'t been checked yet. This word also avoids the incorrect letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250143773}, {\"move\": \"GRIME\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback from previous guesses, the solution should have \'R\' in the second position (\'🟩\' confirmed), \'E\' in the last position (\'🟩\' confirmed), and possibly \'P\' in another position. Eliminating other mismatches, \'GRIME\' aligns with all the feedback.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250148353}]','2025-03-17 22:19:27','2025-03-17 22:22:28',9),(2897,9,1,8,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"plane\", \"apple\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"present\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"apple\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4o\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\": 67}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"duration\": 50780, \"winner_id\": 8, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-2024-11-20\", \"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1182, \"oldRating\": 1195}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1281, \"oldRating\": 1268}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1182, \"oldRating\": 1195}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1281, \"oldRating\": 1268}}}}','[{\"move\": \"apple\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Apple is a common and valid 5-letter English word that can provide an engaging challenge for the opponent to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250120670}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a good starting word because it contains common consonants (S, T, R) and vowels (A, E) that appear frequently in English words.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250130442}, {\"move\": \"PLANE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word ends with E (confirmed correct), includes A in the 2nd position (not 3rd where it was wrong), and tests three new letters (P, L, N) to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250148150}, {\"move\": \"APPLE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"This places A in position 1 (not tried yet), P in positions 2-3 (different from previous guess), and L in position 4 (not tried yet). The word ends with the confirmed E.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250167990}]','2025-03-17 22:19:28','2025-03-17 22:22:47',8),(2898,9,12,3,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"grace\", \"trace\"], \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"present\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"trace\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (high)\": 0, \"o3-mini - (low)\": 67}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 31376, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1202, \"oldRating\": 1218}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1242, \"oldRating\": 1226}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1202, \"oldRating\": 1218}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1242, \"oldRating\": 1226}}}}','[{\"move\": \"TRACE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"A valid English word with five letters, all alphabetical\", \"timestamp\": 1742250130472}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"CRANE is a common starting guess in Wordle that contains a mix of frequently used vowels and consonants, helping to quickly narrow down possible letters in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250135178}, {\"move\": \"GRACE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The feedback on CRANE tells us that R, A, and E are in their correct positions (positions 2, 3, and 5 respectively) and that C is in the word but not in the first position, while N is not in the word. Considering these constraints, I chose GRACE, which fits the pattern _ R A C E and includes C (in a valid position) and excludes N.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250141434}, {\"move\": \"trace\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the previous information: We know letters in positions 2, 3, 4, and 5 are R, A, C, and E respectively. The missing letter is in position 1, and it cannot be any of the letters known to be absent from previous attempts. \'Trace\' fits perfectly with this pattern, so I am guessing \'trace\'.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250149827}]','2025-03-17 22:19:29','2025-03-17 22:22:29',3),(2899,9,8,15,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"guesser\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"guesses\": [\"house\", \"hoist\", \"hound\", \"horns\", \"hunch\", \"humps\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"truce\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"duration\": 47740, \"winner_id\": 8, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1288, \"oldRating\": 1281}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct\", \"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1049, \"oldRating\": 1056}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1288, \"oldRating\": 1281}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1049, \"oldRating\": 1056}}}}','[{\"move\": \"TRUCE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve chosen \\\"TRUCE\\\" as it contains a mix of common consonants (T, R, C) and vowels (U, E), making it a balanced challenge. It has no repeated letters and includes both common and less common letter positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250130360}, {\"move\": \"house\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose a common 5-letter word to start.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250135990}, {\"move\": \"HOIST\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Building on the previous guess HOUSE, I\'m trying to utilize the two yellow tiles to guess a new word. HOIST is a valid English word that shares some similarities with HOUSE.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250144634}, {\"move\": \"HOUND\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the feedback, the word contains the letter \'S\' from \'HOIST\' which is now yellow, indicating it is in the word but not in the correct position. The word \'HOUSE\' had two yellow letters, which suggests that \'H\' and \'E\' are also in the word but not in the correct position. I\'m going to try to utilize this information by guessing a word that contains these letters in different positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250151767}, {\"move\": \"HORNS\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the previous feedback, my next guess is HORNS. The presence of 🟩 in the third position for the word HOUND suggests that the letter \'U\' in that position is likely correct. The 🟨 in the last position for HOIST indicates that the letter \'T\' is present in the word, but not in that position. I\'m trying to utilize common letters and word patterns to increase the chances of getting more feedback.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250158714}, {\"move\": \"HUNCH\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous guesses, I\'m trying to utilize the double letter pattern and common word endings to increase my chances of getting more yellow or green tiles.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250164680}, {\"move\": \"HUMPS\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"My guess is based on the pattern of the previous attempts, where the letter \'H\' is constant in the first position and \'U\' in the fourth or fifth position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250170957}]','2025-03-17 22:19:30','2025-03-17 22:22:50',8),(2900,9,6,4,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"share\", \"spare\", \"stare\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"o1 - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"stare\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": 50, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"duration\": 63646, \"winner_id\": 4, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.5-sonnet\", \"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1226, \"oldRating\": 1241}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1286, \"oldRating\": 1271}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1226, \"oldRating\": 1241}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1286, \"oldRating\": 1271}}}}','[{\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve chosen \'STARE\' as it\'s a common English word with frequently used letters, making it a fair but challenging word for the opponent to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250140726}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a common opening guess to gauge letter distribution\", \"timestamp\": 1742250145724}, {\"move\": \"SHARE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing new letters and placing R in a different position than second, with A in center and E at the end.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250157738}, {\"move\": \"SPARE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"From the clues, the word appears to be S_ARE, and \'SPARE\' fits these constraints.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250175333}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback and the letters eliminated, STARE is consistent with all clues.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250199920}]','2025-03-17 22:19:31','2025-03-17 22:23:19',4),(2901,9,7,3,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"plane\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"plane\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 4}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 83, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 12482, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1171, \"oldRating\": 1184}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1242}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1171, \"oldRating\": 1184}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1242}}}}','[{\"move\": \"plane\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a common 5-letter English word with a mix of consonants and vowels. It contains common letters but arranged in a way that might provide a good challenge while still being guessable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250152341}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a common five-letter word that includes common vowels and consonants to cover a good range of letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250156268}, {\"move\": \"PLANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"We know from CRANE that the first two letters are not C and R, and the last three letters must be A, N, and E respectively. \'PLANE\' fits this pattern and introduces new letters in the first two spots.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250160880}]','2025-03-17 22:19:32','2025-03-17 22:22:40',3),(2902,9,15,8,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"noise\", \"house\"], \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"house\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\": 67}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"duration\": 43658, \"winner_id\": 8, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct\", \"change\": -6, \"newRating\": 1043, \"oldRating\": 1049}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 6, \"newRating\": 1294, \"oldRating\": 1288}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -6, \"newRating\": 1043, \"oldRating\": 1049}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 6, \"newRating\": 1294, \"oldRating\": 1288}}}}','[{\"move\": \"house\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"A common, valid English word that should be easy for Claude 3.7 sonnet (high) to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250155186}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strong opening word containing common letters (S, T, A, R, E) with a good balance of vowels and consonants to gather maximum information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250166500}, {\"move\": \"NOISE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"This keeps E in the correct last position, places S in a different position, and introduces three new letters (N, O, I) to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250178829}, {\"move\": \"HOUSE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"This matches our pattern ?O?SE, and H and U haven\'t been tried yet. This is a common 5-letter word that fits all our constraints.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250193521}]','2025-03-17 22:20:20','2025-03-17 22:23:13',8),(2903,9,11,7,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"guesses\": [\"tales\", \"pared\", \"carer\", \"carve\", \"curve\", \"crave\"], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"crane\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 100, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 53528, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1270, \"oldRating\": 1258}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1159, \"oldRating\": 1171}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1270, \"oldRating\": 1258}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1159, \"oldRating\": 1171}}}}','[{\"move\": \"crane\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I have selected the word \'crane\' because it is a common valid English word with 5 letters, suitable as a challenge word for Wordle.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250155735}, {\"move\": \"TALES\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that has common vowels (A, E) and common consonants (T, L, S). This gives us good coverage of frequently used letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250161269}, {\"move\": \"PARED\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This word places A and E in new positions while introducing P, R, and D as new letters to test. A is now in position 2 instead of position 2, and E is in position 4 instead of position 3. This should help narrow down the correct positions for our known letters while testing new consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250168820}, {\"move\": \"CARER\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m using all three confirmed letters (A, R, E) in new positions. I\'m also testing the letter C and adding a second R to see if the word might contain multiple Rs. This covers new positions for all our known letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250176873}, {\"move\": \"CARVE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Since C is confirmed in position 1, and A, R, E are in the word but not in positions from CARER, I\'m trying CARVE. This keeps C in first position and rearranges A, R, E while adding V as a new letter to test. This maintains the confirmed first letter while exploring new positions for the known letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250185252}, {\"move\": \"CURVE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on feedback, C and V are in correct positions (positions 1 and 3), and the word ends with E. We also know A and R are in the word but not in positions tried. Since we have C_VE and need to place A and R, the logical choice is CURVE, with R in position 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250194730}, {\"move\": \"CRAVE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The first letter is C, the fourth is V, and the fifth is E (all confirmed). The word contains R (not in positions 2, 3, or 4) and A (not in positions 2 or 3). This means R must be in position 2 and A in position 3, forming CRAVE.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250204839}]','2025-03-17 22:20:21','2025-03-17 22:23:24',11),(2904,9,12,6,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"shine\", \"spike\", \"spice\"], \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], \"feedback\": [[\"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"spice\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (high)\": 0, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 42045, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1206, \"oldRating\": 1222}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.5-sonnet\", \"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1242, \"oldRating\": 1226}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1206, \"oldRating\": 1222}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1242, \"oldRating\": 1226}}}}','[{\"move\": \"SPICE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"A valid 5-letter English word with only alphabetical letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250165695}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opening with STARE because it contains common letters (S, T, R, A, E) that appear frequently in English words\", \"timestamp\": 1742250176207}, {\"move\": \"SHINE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Using confirmed S and E positions, avoiding known incorrect letters (T,A,R), and trying common new letters (H,I,N) in middle positions\", \"timestamp\": 1742250183763}, {\"move\": \"SPIKE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"We know S_I_E pattern, with S, I, and E in correct positions. SPIKE uses common consonants P and K in the remaining spots.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250191032}, {\"move\": \"SPICE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous feedback, we know S, P, I, and E are in positions 1, 2, 3, and 5 respectively. Only the 4th position is unknown, and \'C\' is a common consonant that hasn\'t been tried yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250199961}]','2025-03-17 22:20:22','2025-03-17 22:23:19',6),(2905,9,9,11,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"chime\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"o3-mini - (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"chime\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 4}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 0, \"o3-mini - (high)\": 83}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 29556, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4.5-preview\", \"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1235, \"oldRating\": 1252}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1258, \"oldRating\": 1241}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1235, \"oldRating\": 1252}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1258, \"oldRating\": 1241}}}}','[{\"move\": \"chime\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Selected \'chime\' as it contains a balanced mix of common and slightly less frequent letters, providing a moderate challenge for the guesser.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250174073}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll start with CRANE as it contains common letters and can help eliminate or confirm key letters early in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250179483}, {\"move\": \"CHIME\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing \'CHIME\' because it follows the feedback pattern: C _ _ _ E, with C and E confirmed in their positions. It introduces new letters (H, I, M) to gather more information about the answer.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250188056}]','2025-03-17 22:20:23','2025-03-17 22:23:08',11),(2906,9,11,2,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"guesses\": [\"crate\", \"grand\", \"trace\", \"trend\", \"grasp\", \"trace\"], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"], \"feedback\": [[\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"present\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"present\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"crane\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 0, \"o3-mini - (high)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 24911, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1241, \"oldRating\": 1234}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-mini\", \"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1015, \"oldRating\": 1022}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1241, \"oldRating\": 1234}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1015, \"oldRating\": 1022}}}}','[{\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I have chosen \'CRANE\' because it is a valid English word that meets the 5-letter requirement and provides a good mix of vowels and consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250165675}, {\"move\": \"crate\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with common letters and vowels.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250168664}, {\"move\": \"GRAND\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Attempting new letters while maintaining the correct letters in the correct positions from the previous guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250172235}, {\"move\": \"TRACE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback from previous guesses, I know that \'T\', \'R\', \'A\', and \'E\' are in the word and in the correct positions for \'T\', \'R\', and \'A\'. \'C\' has been ruled out since it was marked as incorrect. This guess will test other letters while confirming the positions of the confirmed letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250175718}, {\"move\": \"TREND\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose \'TREND\' because it shares letters with the previous guesses and follows the feedback: it keeps \'R\', \'A\', and \'E\' in the same positions while trying \'T\', \'N\', and \'D\'.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250178988}, {\"move\": \"GRASP\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The feedback from previous guesses suggests that the letters R, A, and P are in the correct position (2, 3, and 5 respectively). The letter S is a new addition to determine if it might be in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250182337}, {\"move\": \"TRACE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous attempts, the letters R, A, and E are confirmed in the word, and D is not present. I will explore other combinations that keep these letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250185826}]','2025-03-17 22:20:24','2025-03-17 22:23:05',11),(2907,9,11,9,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\"], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], \"feedback\": [[\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"crane\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 5}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 100, \"o3-mini - (high)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"duration\": 15135, \"winner_id\": 9, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1234, \"oldRating\": 1251}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4.5-preview\", \"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1252, \"oldRating\": 1235}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1234, \"oldRating\": 1251}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1252, \"oldRating\": 1235}}}}','[{\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I selected CRANE as it is a common five-letter English word and fits the requirements for Wordle.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250172819}, {\"move\": \"crane\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"A strategic first choice due to its balance of vowels and common consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250183161}]','2025-03-17 22:20:25','2025-03-17 22:23:03',9),(2908,9,15,12,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"mouse\", \"house\"], \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"o1 - (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"house\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - 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It has some frequently used letters (like A, E) and less common ones (like Z), which should make it a fair challenge.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250190925}, {\"move\": \"crate\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Start with a word containing commonly-used letters (c, r, a, t, e) to gather information about the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250198147}, {\"move\": \"STEEL\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The third and fifth letters (T and E) are fixed. I\'m testing new possible letters for the other slots.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250204742}, {\"move\": \"BEAST\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback, the word has \'A\' as the third letter and \'T\' as the fifth. \'E\' is present but not in the second or fourth positions. \'BEAST\' fits these criteria.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250211317}, {\"move\": \"BEAST\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Using feedback, this is a good start to refine letter positions and eliminate possible candidates.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250215407}, {\"move\": \"BELLY\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Considering the feedback, the word starts with \'B\', the 3rd letter is \'A\', and \'E\' and \'L\' must be included but placed differently from prior guesses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250222483}, {\"move\": \"BELCH\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous feedback, \'B\', \'E\', and \'L\' are confirmed in positions 1, 2, and 3 respectively. \'L\' and \'C\' seem likely letters to test for positions 4 and 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742250227700}]','2025-03-17 22:20:27','2025-03-17 22:23:47',8),(2910,4,8,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 19, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"duration\": 907352, \"winner_id\": 8, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1326, \"oldRating\": 1314}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1208, \"oldRating\": 1220}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1326, \"oldRating\": 1314}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1208, \"oldRating\": 1220}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The center column (3) is strategically the strongest opening move in Connect Four. It provides the most opportunities for building connections in all directions - horizontal, vertical, and diagonal. By occupying the center first, I maximize my future winning possibilities while controlling the most valuable position on the board. Edge columns would provide fewer connection opportunities, while columns 2 and 4 are strong but not as optimal as the center.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294368639}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it contests the center of the board, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four. By placing my piece adjacent to my opponent\'s piece, I\'m establishing my presence in the central region where most winning combinations occur. This position gives me flexibility for future moves while preventing my opponent from easily controlling the entire center area.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294388982}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s adjacent to my existing piece in column 3, which begins building potential for a horizontal connection. Column 4 is also closer to the center of the board, which typically provides more strategic flexibility and paths to victory. By placing my piece here, I\'m creating potential for both horizontal and diagonal connections while maintaining good board position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294399019}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal threat. They currently have two X pieces in columns 3 and 4, and playing in column 5 would prevent them from creating three in a row. This is a defensive move that also gives me presence on the right side of the board, maintaining balance in my positioning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294417356}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 for several strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. It builds toward a potential horizontal connection with my existing pieces in columns 3 and 4.\\n2. It helps me control more of the center of the board, which provides more winning opportunities in Connect Four.\\n3. It doesn\'t set up any immediate threats for my opponent.\\n4. By playing near the center, I maintain flexibility for future moves in multiple directions.\\n\\nPlaying in column 0 would be disconnected from my current pieces, while playing in column 6 would be at the edge of the board with fewer winning pathways. Column 1 gives me the best balance of offensive potential while not enabling any immediate counter for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294444866}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to place my piece directly above my existing O piece. This begins building a vertical stack, which creates a potential winning opportunity if I can continue adding to this column. Column 2 is also strategically valuable because it\'s near the center of the board, which generally provides more connection opportunities in Connect Four. This move doesn\'t create any obvious advantages for my opponent and works toward building my position in a central area. If I can eventually get two more Os in this column, I\'ll achieve a vertical win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294487524}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They already have two X pieces stacked in this column (positions 2,5 and 2,4), and if they play here again, they would have three in a row vertically. By placing my piece here, I prevent this threat while also maintaining presence in the middle of the board, which generally offers more strategic opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294508268}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 places my piece at position (3,4), creating a horizontal pair with my existing O piece at (2,4). This begins to build a horizontal threat and doesn\'t open any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent. It\'s a good balance of offense (building toward a potential horizontal four) while maintaining defensive positioning in the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294546143}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 for two strategic reasons. First, defensively it blocks my opponent from potentially extending their horizontal sequence with the X pieces at positions (2,4) and (3,4). Second, offensively it creates a vertical threat since I already have an O piece at position (4,5). This move both defends against a potential threat and creates my own winning opportunity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294573216}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 creates a horizontal line of three O\'s in row 4, forcing my opponent to block in column 0 or I\'ll win on my next move. This is the strongest offensive move available and gives me control of the game by forcing my opponent to respond to my threat rather than developing their own strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294691614}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s potential winning move. They have three Xs in a row in positions (1,4), (2,4), and (3,4). If they place at column 0, they would complete four in a row horizontally and win. This is an immediate threat that must be blocked.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294755059}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it builds upon my existing O piece in the bottom row, creating the start of a vertical stack. This gives me a potential vertical winning opportunity in future moves. This column doesn\'t create any immediate advantage for my opponent, and placing here keeps my options open for future diagonal and horizontal plays. While there are no immediate threats to block, this move proactively develops my position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294826965}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 0 to block my opponent\'s horizontal win threat. They currently have three X\'s in a row at positions (1,4), (2,4), and (3,4). If I don\'t block column 0, they will win on their next move by completing four in a row. This is the most urgent move, even though columns 2 and 4 would give me vertical three-in-a-row opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294865378}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 for two key reasons: defensively, it blocks a diagonal threat where my opponent has X pieces at (5,3) and (4,4) that could lead to a win if they played at (3,5) and later (2,6). Offensively, this move creates a vertical line of three O pieces at positions (3,5), (4,5), and (5,5), setting up a potential win if I can later play at (2,5). This is the strongest move that both creates a winning opportunity for me while preventing a potential winning sequence for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294962114}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 5 where they have three X pieces in a row (rows 3-5). If I don\'t play in column 5, my opponent will win on their next turn by completing a vertical line of four. This is a defensive necessity. While I would prefer to build on my potential in columns 0 or 4 where I already have two O pieces stacked, preventing an immediate loss takes priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295004786}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 2, I\'ll create a vertical line of three O pieces (at positions 2,2 - 2,4 - 2,5). This creates a strong threat that requires my opponent to block position (2,1) on their next turn. This is my best strategic option as it forces my opponent to respond defensively and could lead to a win if overlooked.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295078878}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 gives me three O pieces in a vertical line (at rows 3, 4, and 5), creating a strong threat that my opponent must block. This move also maintains control near the center of the board, which provides better strategic positioning than the similar vertical threat in column 0. There are no immediate threats to block, so creating my own vertical threat is the best offensive strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295170374}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 3, I create O at position (3,5), which forms a strong horizontal connection with my existing Os at positions (2,5) and (5,5). This creates pressure and forces my opponent to respond. If I get to play again at position (4,3) later, it would create multiple threats. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate winning opportunities and strengthens my position in the center of the board, which offers more winning patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295195591}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because I already have three O\'s vertically in this column (at rows 3, 4, and 5). By placing my piece in column 4, it will land at row 2, creating a vertical line of four O\'s and giving me an immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295264412}]','2025-03-18 10:39:17','2025-03-18 10:54:24',8);
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The center column offers the most opportunities for making connections in different directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294399711}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing a piece in column 2 creates opportunities for forming a strong connection horizontally or diagonally, setting up strategic advantages for future moves and controlling the board center.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294434786}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 for two key reasons:\\n\\n1. Defensive priority: My opponent has two X pieces in a row (columns 2 and 3) at the bottom row. If I don\'t block one side, they could potentially extend this to three or four in a row on their next move. Playing in column 4 blocks this expansion to the right.\\n\\n2. Strategic development: This move starts to build a potential diagonal line connecting with my existing piece at (4,3). It also gives me more central board control, which offers more winning possibilities than playing on the edges.\\n\\nBy playing in column 4, I\'m both responding to an immediate threat and setting up future winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294460151}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 2 to build a strong strategic position, creating potential setup for future vertical or horizontal connections while maintaining board control.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294506189}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 extends my presence on the bottom row, creating potential for a horizontal connection with my piece at column 4. It also doesn\'t create any immediate advantages for my opponent, while giving me more flexibility for future moves. This placement helps me control more of the board and starts building toward multiple winning pathways.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294542214}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing in column 4 blocks our opponent\'s immediate diagonal threat and strategically positions us for potential future advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294624781}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it creates a strong horizontal threat with three O\'s in a row (at positions 5,4; 5,5; and 5,6). This forces my opponent to respond to this threat. If my opponent doesn\'t block by playing at position (4,6), I could potentially win vertically in a future move. Even though I can\'t win horizontally in the next move due to the X at position (5,3), this move gives me the strongest strategic position compared to all other options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294800718}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 4 allows me to strategically set up future diagonal and vertical alignment opportunities, reinforcing my current positions and minimizing the opponent\'s advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294872652}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it serves both defensive and offensive purposes. By placing my piece here, I block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 2 where they already have two Xs. Additionally, this creates a diagonal alignment with my existing pieces at (4,3) and (5,4), setting up a potential diagonal win if I can later place a piece at (2,1). This move offers better strategic value than other options which might only block threats without creating winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295023350}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking opponent\'s immediate horizontal threat by placing piece in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295068607}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 to block a potential diagonal threat from my opponent. Currently, my opponent has Xs at (4,2) and (3,3), which form a diagonal pattern. If they were to play at (2,4), they would have 3 Xs in a diagonal row, creating a strong position. By placing my piece in column 4, it will fall to position (2,4) (since positions 3-5 are already filled), preventing this diagonal threat. This is primarily a defensive move to limit my opponent\'s options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295256972}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking the immediate threat posed by my opponent, who has three horizontally aligned pieces at the bottom row. Placing my piece in column 3 is necessary to prevent their immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295314994}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it builds upon my existing O in that column, setting up a potential vertical win in the future. It doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage, and it positions me well for multiple winning paths. While I have a potential diagonal with Os at (2,3), (3,4), and (4,5), completing that would require multiple moves in column 1, which isn\'t practical in the short term. Column 5 offers the best strategic value for building my position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295569618}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Chosen column 3 to immediately block the opponent\'s critical horizontal threat, preventing them from winning in the next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295628671}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it builds on my existing O in the bottom row, creating a vertical pair. Most importantly, I\'m avoiding column 5, which would allow my opponent to win on their next move with a diagonal from (2,5) through (3,4) and (4,3) to (5,2). Column 6 doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantages while strengthening my position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295752722}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 3 creates an immediate vertical Connect Four, ensuring a win this turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295788158}]','2025-03-18 10:39:18','2025-03-18 11:03:08',9),(2912,4,16,9,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 20, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", null, null], [null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", null], [null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"]], \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"duration\": 1589699, \"winner_id\": 9, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -20, \"newRating\": 1228, \"oldRating\": 1248}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4.5-preview\", \"change\": 20, \"newRating\": 1175, \"oldRating\": 1155}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -20, \"newRating\": 1228, \"oldRating\": 1248}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 20, \"newRating\": 1175, \"oldRating\": 1155}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the most potential for future connections in all directions. The center column is strategically valuable in Connect Four as it offers more opportunities to create winning lines horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. This is a standard strong opening move in Connect Four strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294370159}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 2 places my piece strategically near the center, maximizing my potential for future alignment opportunities while closely monitoring and counteracting my opponent\'s moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294405746}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 creates a potential horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3, helps control the valuable center region of the board, and sets up multiple potential winning paths for future moves (horizontal and diagonal) without creating any immediate advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294424077}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 5 to block X\'s potential horizontal connection and to set up my own potential future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294461679}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 for strategic positioning. By placing my piece here, I\'m distributing my pieces across the board rather than stacking vertically (which could set up my opponent for a potential counter). This move doesn\'t create an immediate threat, but it gives me flexibility for future strategies. \\n\\nIf I were to play in columns 3 or 4 (stacking on my existing pieces), it would create a vertical threat but my opponent would likely block and gain a similar threat themselves. By playing in column 1, I\'m working toward potential diagonal or horizontal connections while maintaining board control. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any obvious advantages and keeps my options open for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294518358}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 2 enhances potential vertical and diagonal connections without giving an advantage to my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294631719}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 to create a vertical stack of O pieces. This position strengthens my board presence in the center, which provides the most winning opportunities in Connect Four. By building vertically in column 3, I\'m setting up a potential vertical win while maintaining flexibility for other winning patterns. The move doesn\'t create any immediate advantage for my opponent, and I maintain control of important central positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294744927}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 2 enables me to build a vertical line, increasing future threats and forcing my opponent to react defensively.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294831299}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 2. They currently have three X pieces stacked in column 2 (rows 3, 4, and 5). If I don\'t block, they will win on their next turn by placing a fourth X in column 2. No other move gives me an immediate win, and this defensive play is essential to continue the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294930654}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"I selected column 2 because placing my piece here creates an immediate vertical connect four, granting me an immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295018261}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it creates a vertical line of 3 O pieces (at positions 3,3 - 3,4 - 3,5), putting me one move away from winning. This forces my opponent to block my threat on their next turn rather than pursuing their own strategy. None of the other columns create such a strong immediate threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295153543}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block the opponent\'s imminent vertical win opportunity in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295206988}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it creates a diagonal alignment of three of my pieces (O) along positions (4,4), (3,3), and (2,2). While it doesn\'t create an immediate win, it establishes a strong position on the board. I\'ve checked that this move doesn\'t give my opponent an immediate winning opportunity. This move also maintains good board coverage and keeps my options open for future strategic plays.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295322921}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking Claude\'s immediate vertical Connect Four threat at Column 3, which would otherwise result in an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295377301}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it allows me to stack a third O vertically (at positions 3,4,5 in column 4). This creates a strong threat - my opponent must block at position (2,4) on their next turn or I\'ll win with a vertical connect-4 on my following move. This is a strategic move that forces my opponent to play defensively while improving my board position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295471258}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping at column 4 creates an immediate horizontal setup of three \'O\'s, effectively preparing for a winning opportunity on the next move without giving the opponent any advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295551603}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 where my piece will land at row 4. This creates a horizontal line of three consecutive Os (at 4,3 - 4,4 - 4,5), setting up a strong threat that my opponent must address. This move doesn\'t create any winning opportunities for my opponent, while giving me a strong offensive position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295667652}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 5 is critical to block the diagonal threat posed by Claude (X). Placing my piece here immediately prevents them from forming a winning diagonal.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295732307}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s diagonal win threat. X has three pieces diagonally at positions (1,3), (2,4), and (3,5). If X plays at (4,6), they would win immediately. By playing in column 6, I place my piece at (5,6), preventing this diagonal win. Additionally, this move starts setting up my own potential win, as I already have three O\'s horizontally in row 4 - if I can later place a piece at (4,6), I would win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295856664}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 6 to block the opponent\'s immediate winning move in row 4 and maintain strategic flexibility for future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295948789}]','2025-03-18 10:39:19','2025-03-18 11:05:48',9),(2913,4,16,8,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 29, \"board\": [[null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 2260145, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 19, \"newRating\": 1268, \"oldRating\": 1249}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -19, \"newRating\": 1307, \"oldRating\": 1326}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 19, \"newRating\": 1268, \"oldRating\": 1249}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -19, \"newRating\": 1307, \"oldRating\": 1326}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it offers the most opportunities for creating winning combinations in multiple directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals). The center position is strategically superior in Connect Four as it allows maximum flexibility and control of the board. From this position, I can develop my strategy based on my opponent\'s response.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294376747}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 for my first move for several strategic reasons. Playing adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in column 3 gives me presence in the central area of the board, which is valuable for creating future connecting opportunities. The center region offers the most potential connections in all directions. I\'m avoiding playing directly on top of my opponent\'s piece in column 3, which could give them an advantage if they stack above me. Column 2 allows me to potentially build toward horizontal connections while maintaining flexibility for diagonal and vertical options as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294398811}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it will place my piece adjacent to my existing piece at (3,5), starting to build a horizontal line. This creates immediate pressure that my opponent will need to address. It also maintains flexibility for my future moves, as I could potentially develop winning opportunities in multiple directions (horizontal, diagonal). Playing next to my existing piece is better than playing far away, as connected pieces have more potential to form winning combinations. Column 4 also doesn\'t give my opponent any obvious advantage or setup for a trap.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294423137}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 primarily for defensive purposes. My opponent has two X pieces in columns 3 and 4, creating a potential horizontal threat. By placing my piece in column 5, I block their immediate opportunity to create three in a row. Additionally, this move has offensive potential as it could set up diagonal possibilities for me in future turns. Column 5 provides the best balance of blocking my opponent while maintaining my own options for future development.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294442826}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it blocks my opponent\'s potential vertical buildup while extending my influence toward the center of the board. By placing my piece above their X, I create potential diagonal connection opportunities with my existing pieces in columns 3 and 4. The central location of this move provides more strategic options for future moves than playing on the edges. It\'s a balanced move that combines defense (blocking their vertical play) with offense (creating my own connection opportunities).\", \"timestamp\": 1742294552343}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 5 is my best move for several reasons:\\n\\n1. It builds vertically from my existing O piece at (5,5), beginning to create a potential vertical connect-four opportunity.\\n\\n2. It sets up a diagonal threat possibility that goes from (4,5) through positions (3,4), (2,3), and (1,2) if I can play there in future turns.\\n\\n3. My opponent has two X pieces horizontally at (5,3) and (5,4), but they don\'t pose an immediate threat since positions (5,2) and (5,5) are already occupied by my O pieces.\\n\\n4. By playing here, I\'m starting to develop control of the right side of the board while building upon my existing piece.\\n\\n5. This move doesn\'t create any obvious advantage for my opponent\'s next move, as I can continue building in this column if they don\'t block it.\\n\\nColumn 1 was another option I considered, but column 5 offers more immediate winning pathways both vertically and diagonally.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294678632}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it creates both vertical and horizontal connections with my existing pieces. Vertically, it stacks with my O at (5,3), and horizontally, it connects with my O at (4,2). This move strengthens my position in the center of the board, which is strategically important in Connect Four. Additionally, this move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294895778}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks my opponent\'s potential horizontal threat at row 4, where they already have two X pieces in a row at positions (2,4) and (3,4). Playing here prevents them from extending this line. Additionally, this move connects with my piece at (5,4), starting to build a potential horizontal winning opportunity for myself. The move doesn\'t create any immediate winning opportunity for my opponent on their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294943681}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 2 will create a vertical stack of three Os (at positions 2,3, 2,4, and 2,5). This creates a vertical threat that my opponent must respond to. While they can block it on their next move, this still develops my position effectively without setting up any winning opportunities for them.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294980247}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to create a vertical threat with three of my pieces in a row. This forces my opponent to respond to my threat rather than advancing their own threat in column 3. By playing offensively rather than defensively, I gain the initiative in the game. If my opponent doesn\'t block my column 5 threat in their next move, I\'ll be able to win on my following turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295066430}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 5 to block my opponent\'s immediate vertical win threat. They currently have three X\'s stacked vertically in column 5, and if I don\'t block this now, they will win on their next turn by connecting four. While there are other moves that would develop my position, stopping an immediate loss is the highest priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295092599}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 2 to block my opponent\'s vertical stack of X pieces. They already have two X pieces in this column, and if they play here again, they\'ll have three in a row vertically with an opportunity to win on their next move. By placing my O here, I interrupt their vertical sequence while also connecting with my existing O piece at the bottom of this column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295144161}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 3, I create a vertical line of three O pieces. This creates a strong threat that my opponent must respond to, as one more O in column 3 would give me a connect four. This is stronger than my other options because the threat would be completed with just one more move in that column, forcing my opponent to play defensively rather than building their own threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295223530}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m blocking my opponent\'s immediate vertical win threat in column 3, where they currently have three X\'s in a row (rows 3-5). If I don\'t block this position, they will win on their next move with a vertical connect four. While there are other potential development moves, preventing an immediate loss takes priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295269099}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 because it will create a horizontal line of three Os in row 3 (with my existing pieces in columns 2 and 3). This creates a strong threat that my opponent must respond to, giving me strategic initiative. This move doesn\'t create any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent and sets up potential winning scenarios for me in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295359710}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 5 because I already have three O\'s stacked vertically in that column (in the bottom three rows). Adding a fourth O will create a vertical connect four and win the game immediately. There are no other immediate winning opportunities or critical threats I need to address.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295413680}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 2 because it gives me an immediate win with 4 O\'s vertically. I already have O\'s in the bottom three positions of this column (rows 1, 2, 3), and placing my piece here will complete a vertical connect four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295443167}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because there are no immediate threats to block or winning opportunities. This move gives me a good position near the center of the board and starts building my presence on the left side. Since the column is currently empty, I have maximum flexibility for future plays from this position. None of the available moves creates an immediate advantage, but column 1 provides good strategic positioning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295630590}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because my piece will land at position (4,2), which builds on my existing pieces strategically. It starts a vertical threat with my O at (4,3) and connects horizontally with my O at (5,2). This position doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantages and sets up multiple potential winning paths for me in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295707497}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to block my opponent\'s immediate winning threat. X currently has three pieces in column 2 that would form a vertical win if they place a fourth piece at the top. By placing my piece there, I prevent this immediate threat. While this move doesn\'t create a winning opportunity for me, it\'s a necessary defensive move to prevent X from winning on their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295790830}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing in column 1, I create a horizontal line of three O pieces in row 4. This creates a strong threat that my opponent must address on their next turn by playing in column 0. Even if they block this threat, I can explore other options in subsequent turns. This move gives me the initiative and forces my opponent to play defensively rather than pursuing their own strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295987379}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 1 because it will block my opponent\'s immediate horizontal win threat in row 3. They currently have three X pieces in a row at positions (2,3), (3,3), and (4,3). If I don\'t block column 1, they\'ll win on their next move. My piece will fall to row 3 in column 1, preventing their connect four. While my opponent still has another threat in row 4 (columns 1-3 threatening column 0), I can only block one threat, and blocking in column 1 is the most direct response to prevent an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296063289}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it adds to my existing pieces in the central area of the board. While there\'s no immediate win or threat to block, this move is strategically valuable as it builds my presence in the center column, which typically offers more potential winning combinations. It also doesn\'t set up any obvious advantage for my opponent on their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296129024}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 to block a critical diagonal win threat. My opponent has Xs at positions (3,2), (4,3), and (5,4). If they play at (2,1), they would create a diagonal of 4 Xs and win. My move both blocks this threat and creates a horizontal sequence of three Os for me at row 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296221500}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 to create a diagonal win. I currently have O pieces at positions (4,1), (3,2), and (2,3). By placing in column 4, my piece will fall to position (1,4), completing a diagonal of 4 O pieces from bottom-left to top-right.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296285678}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate threat of a horizontal connect four in the second row (columns 2-3-4-5). By playing in column 3, I prevent their win while also building my vertical presence in this column, which could be useful in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296308849}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 0 sets up a potential win on my next turn. If I can play in column 0 again next turn, I\'ll have 4 O\'s in a row horizontally in row 4. My opponent will likely be forced to block this threat, giving me initiative. Additionally, this develops the left side of the board, which is currently empty.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296384199}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 1 to block an immediate horizontal win threat. My opponent has three X\'s in a row in the second row from the top (row 1) at positions (2,1), (3,1), and (4,1). If they play in column 1, they would create a winning line of four X\'s. By playing in column 1 myself, I prevent this win while setting up potential vertical connections for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296517566}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 because it will create a vertical line of four O pieces. There are already three O pieces in column 4 (in rows 1, 2, and 3 from the top), and my new piece will land in the top row, completing a vertical connect-four and winning the game immediately.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296620260}]','2025-03-18 10:39:20','2025-03-18 11:17:00',16),(2914,4,12,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 13, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o1 - (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"duration\": 550196, \"winner_id\": 12, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1370, \"oldRating\": 1361}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1202, \"oldRating\": 1211}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1370, \"oldRating\": 1361}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1202, \"oldRating\": 1211}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The center column is a strong opening move since it allows for the most opportunities to form a winning line in future turns, both horizontally and diagonally.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294367987}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to the center where my opponent played. This gives me a strong position in the valuable middle area of the board. Playing here maintains flexibility for horizontal, vertical and diagonal connections while not setting up my opponent with any immediate advantages. It\'s a balanced first move that establishes my presence in the strategically important central region.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294390239}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"It’s early in the game and no immediate block is needed. Placing O in column 4 extends control of the center and sets up a potential horizontal connect.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294410343}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal line. They already have two X pieces in a row (columns 3 and 4), and if I don\'t block column 5, they could extend their line and create a stronger threat. This defensive move prevents them from building momentum in the center of the board, which is strategically important in Connect Four. Additionally, this placement gives me opportunities to build in multiple directions in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294431001}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing an O in column 3 adds to our center control and starts building a vertical threat without giving the opponent a quick advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294459874}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3. They currently have two X pieces in this column and could win on their next turn if I don\'t block it. While this doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity for me, it prevents my opponent from winning. I\'ll place my piece in column 3, which will land at position (3,3) and block their vertical connection attempt.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294486207}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 4 fills row 4, column 4 and pairs with your O already in row 4, column 3. This sets up a strong threat for a future horizontal connect while not allowing an immediate win for X.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294548890}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it places my piece at (4,3), which accomplishes several things: 1) It blocks any potential vertical threat from my opponent who already has pieces at (4,4) and (4,5), 2) It\'s adjacent to my existing piece at (3,3), potentially setting up horizontal or diagonal opportunities, and 3) It maintains control of the center area of the board, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four. This move balances defense while setting up future winning possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294640070}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 2 places O at row 4, forming three in a row (columns 2–4) on that row. It also helps threaten future winning setups without leaving an immediate winning move for the opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294699556}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate win threat. They have three X\'s in a row at positions (2,4), (3,4), and (4,4). If they place a piece in column 5, they would create four in a row and win. By placing my piece in column 5, it will land at position (5,4), blocking their potential win. This defensive move is critical as it prevents an immediate loss, while also potentially setting up future opportunities for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294795010}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"A strong plan is to drop in column 1. This sets up a two-move threat: on the next turn, playing again in column 1 would place O at row 4, connecting O\'s across columns 1–4 on row 4 for a win. This forces the opponent to respond, giving you the best chance to win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294871241}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 0 immediately because my opponent has three X pieces in a row at the bottom (positions 1, 3, 4). If they place in column 0, they would form a horizontal line of 4 and win. By playing at column 0, I prevent this immediate threat while beginning to develop my own position. This is the most urgent defensive move available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294890783}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 1, we will occupy row 4 col 1 and form a horizontal line of four O’s across row 4 (columns 1–4). This immediately wins the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294911471}]','2025-03-18 10:39:21','2025-03-18 10:48:31',12),(2915,4,1,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 18, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"gpt-4o\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o\", \"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\"], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\"], [null, null, \"gpt-4o\", \"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 985093, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-2024-11-20\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1074, \"oldRating\": 1085}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1219, \"oldRating\": 1208}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1074, \"oldRating\": 1085}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1219, \"oldRating\": 1208}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is completely empty, so there are no immediate threats or opportunities to connect any pieces. Therefore, the best move is to aim for column 3, which is in the center of the board. This provides flexibility for future moves and maximizes potential opportunities to connect pieces horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294370996}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece and helps me establish a presence near the center of the board. This position gives me good flexibility for future moves while avoiding stacking directly above my opponent\'s piece, which could give them an advantage. Playing near the center provides more potential connecting directions than the edges.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294390541}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Currently, the board is in the early game with almost no pieces placed. Dropping a piece in the central column (3) increases control over the board\'s center, which is strategically advantageous.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294395289}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 3 to directly interrupt my opponent\'s vertical stack. By placing here, I prevent them from creating a vertical connect-4 in this column. Their two X pieces are currently stacked at the bottom of column 3, and my move will place an O on top of those, breaking up their potential vertical line. This forces my opponent to adapt their strategy and gives me time to develop my own attacking opportunities. While this might open other avenues for them, I can address those threats in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294508806}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose column 3 to position an O below my existing O pieces, potentially aligning vertically and blocking opponent\'s future setup.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294513397}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 3 to block my opponent\'s vertical winning threat. They currently have three X pieces in column 3, and if they place a fourth X in that column on their next turn, they would win immediately. By placing my O piece in column 3, it will fall to the next available position, blocking their potential vertical connect four. This defensive move is absolutely necessary to prevent an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294542512}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 3 is chosen to block the opponent from creating a vertical Connect Four in the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294556998}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it builds upon my existing O piece at the bottom of this column. This starts developing a vertical line of my pieces, which could lead to a vertical win if I can continue building upward. Additionally, this position works with my O pieces in column 3 to potentially create diagonal winning opportunities in future moves. There are no immediate threats from my opponent that I need to block, so this offensive move gives me the best chance to develop winning positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294703898}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude is one move away from winning vertically in column 4. Placing an O here blocks their winning move and also strengthens my central position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294715786}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to create a diagonal threat with my pieces at (3,3), (4,4), and now (5,5). This forms a diagonal line of three O\'s going up-left from the bottom-right. My opponent will be forced to block at position (2,2) on their next turn to prevent me from winning. This is the strongest strategic move available as it forces my opponent to play defensively rather than build their own threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294849939}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking the opponent\'s immediate threat of winning by placing my piece in column 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294860557}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it serves both offensive and defensive purposes. Offensively, it gives me 3 O\'s in a row horizontally at the bottom row, creating pressure for a potential win. Defensively, it blocks a diagonal threat where my opponent has X pieces at (3,2) and (4,3), which could extend to (5,4) and (6,5) for a diagonal win. Column 6 is the best balance between creating my own opportunities and preventing my opponent\'s threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295030866}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"No immediate line of 4 for me, but if I don\'t block column 6, the opponent will win with a horizontal connect-four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295057831}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 5 because it puts my O at position (3,5), which connects to my existing O at (4,4). This creates potential for future diagonal opportunities while maintaining a strong position in the middle-right section of the board. None of the available moves create an immediate win or block a threat from my opponent, so I\'m focusing on building a stronger position for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295178569}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking column 6 is necessary to prevent the opponent from creating a horizontal line of 4 and winning the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295190359}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it gives me three O\'s in a vertical line (positions 3,5, 4,5, and 5,5). This creates a strong threat that I can potentially convert into a win on my next turn if my opponent doesn\'t block. None of the other available columns create as strong of a setup, and there are no immediate threats I need to block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295258919}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has a winning move in column 2 if I do not block it by placing my piece there. This prevents an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295269575}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I should play in column 5 because it gives me an immediate vertical win with 4 O\'s in a row. I already have O\'s at positions (3,5), (4,5), and (5,5), and placing my piece in column 5 will create a fourth O at position (2,5). This move also blocks a diagonal win threat from my opponent who has X\'s at positions (2,5), (3,4), and (4,3).\", \"timestamp\": 1742295347384}]','2025-03-18 10:39:22','2025-03-18 10:55:47',16),(2916,4,2,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 641352, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-mini\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1087, \"oldRating\": 1098}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1213, \"oldRating\": 1202}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1087, \"oldRating\": 1098}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1213, \"oldRating\": 1202}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I placed my piece in the center column to maximize future move options and control the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294374335}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in column 3, which allows me to start building a potential horizontal threat while maintaining a strong position near the center of the board. This position gives me good flexibility for future moves without setting up an immediate advantage for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294394839}, {\"move\": \"4\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742294414749}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it blocks my opponent\'s potential horizontal sequence. They currently have two X pieces in a row at the bottom of columns 3 and 4. By playing in column 5, I prevent them from extending this to three in a row, which would create a serious threat. Additionally, this move gives me some flexibility for future plays without setting up any obvious advantages for my opponent. It\'s primarily a defensive move at this stage of the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294434355}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I am placing my piece in column 3 to block my opponent from potentially winning and to set myself up for future opportunities to connect pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294448454}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 establishes my presence on the left side of the board without creating any immediate advantages for my opponent. It gives me future opportunities for horizontal and diagonal connections, while avoiding creating platforms for my opponent\'s vertical threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294468142}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking my opponent from gaining a potential winning opportunity while also positioning myself for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294477000}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3. They currently have three X pieces stacked vertically, and if they play in column 3 on their next turn, they\'ll win with a vertical connect four. By placing my piece in column 3, I prevent this immediate threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294509167}, {\"move\": \"5\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742294536501}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 0 because it will create a horizontal line of three Os in the bottom row (columns 0, 1, and 2). While this doesn\'t give me an immediate win (since column 3 is blocked by an X), it creates a strong position that forces my opponent to respond defensively. There are no immediate threats I need to block, and this move doesn\'t set up any obvious winning opportunities for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294685412}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking opponent from winning by placing O in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294693926}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because I already have 3 pieces in a row in the bottom row (columns 0, 1, 2). By playing in column 2, I\'m building upward from my strong position while potentially creating multiple threats. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage and allows me to develop my position for future winning opportunities. Playing in column 2 also blocks the opponent from potentially using that column to interfere with my existing structure.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294705390}, {\"move\": \"3\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742294725012}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because I already have O\'s at positions (2,4) and (2,5). By placing another O at position (2,3), I\'ll have three O\'s in a vertical line. This creates a strong threat that requires only one more move in this column to win. No other column offers me such an immediate advantage or blocks any critical threats from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294908263}, {\"move\": \"6\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742294929692}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 because I already have 3 Os stacked vertically in this column (at the bottom three positions). By placing a fourth O here, I\'ll complete a vertical line of 4 Os and win the game immediately. There are no other winning moves available, and my opponent doesn\'t have any immediate threats that I need to block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295004658}]','2025-03-18 10:39:23','2025-03-18 10:50:04',16),(2917,4,10,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 42, \"board\": [[\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 2623269, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1237, \"oldRating\": 1252}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1299, \"oldRating\": 1284}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1237, \"oldRating\": 1252}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1299, \"oldRating\": 1284}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) as my opening move because it provides the most strategic advantage. The center column:\\n1. Offers the most opportunities for creating winning lines in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal)\\n2. Controls the central part of the board\\n3. Has more potential winning lines passing through it than any other column\\n4. Gives me flexibility to develop my strategy as the game progresses\\n\\nThis is generally considered the strongest first move in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294375887}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 to contest control of the central area of the board. This position is adjacent to my opponent\'s piece and gives me good flexibility for future moves, setting up potential diagonal and horizontal connections. Column 2 is strategically valuable as it\'s part of the central region where most winning combinations occur.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294395649}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 for several strategic reasons. Playing adjacent to my existing piece in column 3 begins to set up potential horizontal connection opportunities. This position also maintains control near the center of the board, which is valuable in Connect Four as it offers more winning pathways. Column 4 also creates potential diagonal threat lines for future moves. By playing near the center, I\'m establishing good board presence while avoiding giving my opponent any obvious advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294411942}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal line. They currently have two X pieces in a row at the bottom of columns 3 and 4, and placing my piece in column 5 prevents them from extending this line. This is a defensive move that also positions my piece for potential diagonal plays in the future.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294431510}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 to build on my existing piece there, which starts working toward a vertical connect four. This also maintains control of the center of the board, which provides more winning opportunities in the long run. There are no immediate threats to block, and this move doesn\'t set up any obvious advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294459617}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They already have two X pieces stacked at (3,5) and (3,4). If I don\'t block now and they place a third piece at (3,3), they\'ll be one move away from a vertical connect four. This defensive move prevents their immediate vertical building strategy while maintaining my position in the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294525850}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 places my O piece at (4,4), creating a stronger structure in the center of the board. This move builds upon my existing O pieces at (3,4), (3,5), and (4,5), giving me potential for future vertical and diagonal connections. It occupies valuable center territory without creating immediate winning opportunities for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294574327}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, column 2 is my best option. By placing my piece here, I\'ll create a vertical stack with my existing O at the bottom. This starts building toward a vertical win opportunity that would require two more moves in this column. Additionally, this move helps control the center area of the board, which is strategically important in Connect Four. My opponent has two Xs in columns 3 and 4, so strengthening my position in column 2 also blocks any potential diagonal threats they might develop from the center. While I don\'t have any immediate winning moves or need to block an immediate threat from my opponent, this move sets up future winning possibilities better than the alternatives.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294623949}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 2 immediately because my opponent has two X pieces stacked vertically there (2,5 and 2,4). If I don\'t block this column now, they could place a third X at position 2,3 on their next turn, setting up an inevitable win. While I could try building my own offense in columns 4 or 5, preventing this immediate threat is the highest priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294646205}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 gives me three O pieces in a vertical line, creating a strong threat that my opponent must respond to. It doesn\'t create any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent, and it sets up a potential vertical win for me if I can play in column 2 again in a future turn. This is the most aggressive and strategic choice available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294782910}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 2 to block my opponent\'s immediate vertical threat. They have X pieces at rows 2, 4, and 5 with a gap at row 3. If I don\'t block this, they\'ll win on their next move. This defensive move also gives me three Os in a row horizontally at row 4, which sets up potential future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294830261}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal win. They currently have X pieces at positions (3,4) and (4,4). If they played in column 5 next, they would have three in a row, which could lead to four in a row if they later played in column 6. Additionally, playing in column 5 gives me two O pieces vertically (at rows 4 and 5), which could develop into a winning threat if I can continue building in this column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294950118}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 2 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They already have three X pieces aligned vertically (positions 2,3 - 2,4 - 2,5), and if I don\'t block the top position, they will win on their next move. This is a defensive necessity that takes priority over any offensive strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294975389}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 creates a vertical stack of three O\'s, setting up a potential vertical win on my next turn. There are no immediate threats I need to block, and this move creates the strongest offensive opportunity by building toward a vertical connect four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295010798}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 5 to block my opponent\'s vertical connect four threat. They currently have three Xs in a row vertically at positions [3,5], [4,5], and [5,5]. If I don\'t block by placing my piece at [2,5], they will win on their next turn. This is an essential defensive move that takes priority over any offensive strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295083726}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 1 immediately. My opponent has 3 X\'s in a row horizontally in both rows 4 and 5 (columns 2-3-4). If they play in column 1 on their next turn, they would complete a horizontal connect four. Playing in column 1 is defensive and prevents an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295115849}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it builds my strongest position. This creates a vertical stack of three Os (with only one gap remaining for a potential future win), while avoiding column 4 which would set up my opponent for a diagonal win. Column 3 gives me the best combination of offensive potential without enabling my opponent\'s immediate victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295322945}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it will create a horizontal row of 3 Os in a row (positions 3,3 through 5,3). This sets up a potential winning move at position 6,3 in my next turn. This move doesn\'t create any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent, so it\'s strategically strong.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295385903}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 4, I create a horizontal threat with three O\'s in a row at row 2. This forces my opponent to respond defensively. Additionally, this move strengthens my position in the center of the board, which is strategically valuable, while not creating any obvious counter-threats for my opponent. The horizontal alignment [X, O, O, O] puts pressure on my opponent and gives me initiative in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295460653}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it gives me a strategic foothold on the right side of the board. While there are no immediate winning moves or critical blocks needed, this position gives me flexibility for future plays. It doesn\'t set up my opponent for any advantageous moves, and it begins development on a currently empty column. This could potentially help set up future diagonal or horizontal threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295646516}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 5 to prevent my opponent from creating a vertical connect-4. They currently have three X pieces stacked in this column (rows 4-6), and would win on their next turn if I don\'t block. This defensive move is critical, and it also potentially sets up diagonal opportunities for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295679666}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it builds on my existing O at position (6,5), giving me two Os in a vertical line. While this doesn\'t create an immediate win, it\'s a strategic placement that may set up future winning opportunities. My opponent has three Xs in a row at (3,2), (4,2), and (5,2), but they can\'t immediately play at (6,2) to win because pieces must stack from the bottom - they would need to fill (6,3) and (6,4) first. By playing at column 6, I\'m developing my position while not enabling any immediate threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295804115}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat in row 3, where they have three X\'s in a row in columns 3-5. If I don\'t block column 6, they will win on their next turn. This defensive move is necessary, and it doesn\'t create any disadvantageous positions for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295850695}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s horizontal win threat in row 2. My opponent has X pieces in columns 3, 4, and 5 of row 2. If they play in column 6, they would create a horizontal line of 4 and win. By playing in column 6 myself, I prevent this win and maintain a defensive position. This is clearly the most urgent move on the board as it blocks an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295885458}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 1, which will create a strong diagonal threat. My piece will land at row 4, column 1, connecting with my existing pieces at (row 3, column 2) and (row 2, column 3). This creates a potential diagonal winning opportunity that requires my opponent to respond. If they don\'t block by playing in column 4, I could win on my next move with a diagonal connect four. This is a strategic move that forces my opponent to play defensively while I develop more opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295954674}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 creates a vertical pair with my piece below and sets up a potential horizontal win opportunity in row 2. If I can later play in column 0 or 1, I would have four O pieces in a row. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage while creating good future possibilities for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296032856}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 6 allows me to place an O piece that connects horizontally with my existing O at column 5, row 1. This begins to build a horizontal threat that my opponent must address. If I can later play at columns 3 and 4 on the same row, I could create a winning line. This move doesn\'t create any immediate threats for my opponent and provides me with the most strategic potential for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296116200}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s diagonal winning threat in column 1. If X plays at position (1,4), they would create a diagonal connect-4 from (1,4) diagonally up to (4,1), connecting four X pieces. By playing in column 1 myself, I prevent this win. None of the other available columns offer me an immediate win or face any urgent threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296143650}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to play in column 5 to block my opponent\'s immediate vertical win threat. They currently have three X\'s in a row vertically in column 5 (positions 5,3 through 5,5). By placing my piece in column 5, it will fall to the top available position and prevent their potential winning move next turn. This is a defensive move that addresses the most urgent threat on the board, as I don\'t currently have any immediate winning opportunities myself.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296259381}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 to block a potential diagonal threat. If my opponent were to play in column 4, they would create a diagonal line of three Xs (from positions 2,3 through 4,1) with an open space at position 5,0 - which would be a powerful setup. Additionally, this move prevents them from creating a strong horizontal threat in the second row. While this move doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity for me, it\'s essential to block these developing threats from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296333191}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 creates a horizontal threat at the top row with Os at positions (2,0), (4,0), and (5,0). If my opponent doesn\'t block by playing in column 3 next turn, I can win with a horizontal four-in-a-row. This move gives me a clear two-move win opportunity while not giving my opponent any significant advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296450409}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 3 to block my opponent\'s horizontal win threat. If I don\'t block this, they would connect four Xs in a row along the top (columns 2-3-4-5). While this move doesn\'t create any immediate winning opportunities for me, preventing my opponent\'s win is the clear priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296483069}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 6 creates an immediate winning horizontal line of four O\'s across the top row. This connects the O at position (0,2) with the O\'s at (0,4), (0,5), and my new piece at (0,6).\", \"timestamp\": 1742296504350}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 0 creates a horizontal line of three O pieces at the bottom of the board. While this doesn\'t create an immediate win (since position [3,5] is blocked by an X), it\'s still better than playing in column 1 which doesn\'t create any obvious pattern or threat. Additionally, building a presence on the left side of the board might open up more strategic options in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296537749}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 0 because it places my piece at a lower position on the board (row 4), creating a horizontal pair with my existing piece at (1,4). This gives me better board control and doesn\'t set up any winning opportunities for my opponent. Neither move creates an immediate win or blocks an immediate threat, but the lower position is strategically preferable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296651988}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it builds upon my existing vertical pattern in that column. After this move, I\'ll have Os at positions (1,2), (1,3), and (1,5), which creates potential for a future vertical connect-4 if I can fill the gaps. Neither move creates an immediate threat or blocks an opponent\'s threat, but column 1 offers slightly better long-term potential.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296718764}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 0 gives me a better strategic position by starting to build a vertical stack of O pieces. If I get another turn in this column, I\'ll have three in a row vertically. While my opponent could block this in their next move, it forces them to respond to my threat rather than developing their own strategy. The column 1 option doesn\'t create as strong a potential threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296774985}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 is the better strategic choice. While column 0 creates a horizontal line of 3 Os, it\'s already blocked by an X. Additionally, playing in column 0 might give my opponent a potential vertical threat setup. Column 1 doesn\'t create immediate winning opportunities, but it also doesn\'t give my opponent any obvious advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296838855}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 1 to block my opponent from winning. If I don\'t, my opponent would place an X in column 1, creating four Xs vertically at positions (1,0), (1,1), (1,2), and (1,3). While playing in column 0 would set up a potential future win for me by creating three Os in a vertical row, preventing my opponent\'s immediate win takes priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296922314}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 0 is the only available column to make a move. My piece will drop to the top row, which doesn\'t create an immediate connect four for me, but it\'s my only option. This move doesn\'t give me a winning line horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, but since it\'s the only available move, I must play it.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296937342}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 0 is the only available move. Placing my piece here doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity or block an opponent\'s winning move, but it\'s the only option I have. This will fill the position at [0,0] on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296960633}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I only have one valid move (column 0). Playing here doesn\'t give me an immediate win, and I don\'t see that my opponent had a potential win in this column that I needed to block. With the entire board nearly full and only one move available, I\'m simply taking the only option I have. The piece will drop to the top empty space in column 0.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296987591}]','2025-03-18 10:39:24','2025-03-18 11:23:07',16),(2918,4,3,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 19, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"]], \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 889981, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1239}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1220, \"oldRating\": 1236}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1239}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1220, \"oldRating\": 1236}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I am choosing column 3, which is the center column. In Connect Four, control of the center increases available winning opportunities. Since the board is empty, starting in the center is considered a good strategic move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294368790}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece, giving me potential for horizontal development. It\'s close to the center of the board which offers more connection opportunities in multiple directions. Playing here doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage, and it gives me flexibility for my future strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294386474}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose column 3 to drop my piece as it will build on top of my existing O at column 3, gradually creating vertical potential. This move also maintains central presence and increases the possibility of forming a diagonal in subsequent moves, without giving any immediate advantage to my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294392113}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 4 is a strong strategic choice as it takes control of a central position, blocks my opponent\'s potential horizontal expansion, and sets up my own opportunities for diagonal connections. Central columns generally provide more winning paths in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294415444}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After carefully analyzing the board, I noticed that playing in column 3 is a strong move for O. Currently, we have O pieces at row4 and row5 in column 3, forming a vertical line of two O\'s. Dropping an O in column 3 will give us three in a vertical line, setting up a potential threat to form a connect four in the future. This move also does not immediately risk providing the opponent with an opportunity, and it forces them to consider blocking our vertical threat in subsequent moves. Thus, column 3 seems like the optimal move to further set up winning opportunities without giving the opponent an advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294424534}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate vertical threat in column 3. They currently have three X pieces in a vertical line in column 3, and if they place their next piece there, they\'ll win with four in a row. By placing my piece in column 3, it will drop to the lowest available position (row 3) and prevent their vertical connect four. This is a defensive move that\'s necessary to prevent an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294506310}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m looking to set up for future diagonal threats. By playing in column 4, my piece will drop to row 4, where it pairs nicely with my O in row 3, column 3 and my O in row 5, column 3. This move potentially builds a diagonal threat and doesn\'t expose me to an immediate counter by X. Thus, column 4 seems like a strong, proactive middle move that maintains pressure and flexibility.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294519725}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 because it connects with my existing piece at column 4, creating two in a row horizontally. This sets up a potential horizontal win if my opponent doesn\'t block at column 6. Even if they do block, it\'s still a good strategic position for future moves and doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294618861}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I noticed that playing in column 2 will drop our piece to row4 (since row5 in col2 is already filled with X), giving us three consecutive O’s horizontally on row4 (columns 2, 3, and 4). This setup not only builds towards a potential win on the next move but also contributes to future opportunities while not opening any easy win for our opponent. Therefore, I choose to drop our piece in column 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294629479}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate threat of connecting 4 in a row horizontally. They currently have three X\'s in a row at row 4, columns 2-4. If I don\'t place my piece in column 5, they\'ll win on their next move. This defensive move is necessary and doesn\'t create any obvious disadvantages for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294653366}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, we see no immediate win available, but we need to be proactive in our move while considering defensive needs. Our opponent’s pieces are scattered, so our primary aim is to build our own threat. Since we already have three consecutive O pieces in row 4 (columns 2, 3, and 4), setting up future opportunities on adjacent columns is key. Dropping a piece in column 1 will begin a buildup on that side and can eventually help form a winning connection. Therefore, I choose column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294665915}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate horizontal threat. They have three X pieces in a row in columns 2, 3, and 4 of row 4. If I don\'t place my piece in column 1, they could place an X there on their next turn and win with 4 connected horizontally. While I could start building a vertical threat in column 5, defending against an immediate win takes priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294736624}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I reviewed the board and looked for any immediate win or blocking opportunity. Although no immediate win was available, I decided to strengthen our future possibilities by adding a piece on the left edge (column 0). This move helps us build potential connections along the bottom row and diagonally while not giving the opponent any direct advantage. Hence, I choose column 0.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294750052}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 5 because it gives me three O\'s in a vertical row (positions 5,3 through 5,5). This creates a strong threat - if my opponent doesn\'t block by playing at position (5,2) on their next turn, I can win by completing a vertical connect four. This forces my opponent to play defensively rather than developing their own threats. Additionally, this move doesn\'t create any winning opportunities for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294944078}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Upon careful analysis of the board, I noticed that in column 5, there is a vertical threat: X occupies rows 5, 4, and 3 in column 5, and the next move in that column (row 2) would allow X to complete a vertical four-in-a-row. Therefore, to block this imminent winning move by my opponent, I will drop my O piece in column 5, ensuring that X cannot win on their next turn and potentially setting up future opportunities for O.\\n\\nThus, I choose column 5 as my move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294954321}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it gives me a strong position in the center of the board. While it doesn\'t create an immediate win, it provides the best strategic position. I already have pieces in column 5 adjacent to it, and controlling the middle of the board typically provides more opportunities for creating connections in multiple directions. None of the other columns offer an immediate advantage, and there are no threats I need to block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295210083}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I reviewed the board carefully to avoid giving the opponent a winning opportunity and to set up potential future winning moves. After reviewing both offensive and defensive plays, I found that dropping the piece in column 6 does not open up any immediate wins for my opponent and will help build a potential horizontal and diagonal connection on the bottom rows. Therefore, I\'m choosing column 6 to drop my piece as O.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295232959}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block an immediate diagonal threat. If X plays in column 1, they would create a diagonal win from position (1,3) down to (4,0). By playing in column 1 myself, I prevent this winning move. Additionally, this move doesn\'t set up any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent on the next turn, and it gives me some potential to build vertical connections in this column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295244828}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I noticed a winning move by dropping my \'O\' in column 4. This piece will land in row2, creating a diagonal from (2,4) with pieces at (3,3), (4,2), and (5,1), which are all O. This gives me a connect-four win, so I play column 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295255319}]','2025-03-18 10:39:25','2025-03-18 10:54:15',3),(2919,4,16,1,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 9, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, \"gpt-4o\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\", \"gpt-4o\", null, null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 188445, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1211, \"oldRating\": 1200}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-2024-11-20\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1085, \"oldRating\": 1096}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1211, \"oldRating\": 1200}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1085, \"oldRating\": 1096}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the most opportunities for future connections in all directions. The center position gives me maximum flexibility to build potential winning lines horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. It also establishes control of the middle of the board, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294376017}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is still early in the game with only one piece placed by the opponent in column 3. To claim control and set up central dominance for future plays, I\'ll place my piece in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294381086}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my current piece in column 3, which begins building horizontal potential. This is a strong central position that gives me flexibility for future moves. Column 2 is better than column 4 in this situation as it prevents potential diagonal setups by my opponent. Playing in the central region of the board generally provides more winning opportunities than the edges.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294401674}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 4 blocks my opponent\'s next move to create a horizontal winning line of 4 X\'s. This prevents an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294406146}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 to create a vertical stack with my existing piece. This creates an immediate threat - if my opponent doesn\'t block in the next move, I could win by completing a vertical line of four on my next turn. This forces them to play defensively rather than developing their own strategy. Additionally, this position doesn\'t set up any obvious winning opportunities for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294483290}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose column 4 because it blocks my opponent from potentially creating a vertical line of 4 using their X pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294489964}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it creates a horizontal threat by connecting with my existing O\'s in columns 2 and 3. After this move, I\'ll have three O\'s in a row at the bottom (positions 1, 2, and 3), forcing my opponent to block at column 0 or column 4 (though column 4 already has an X piece). This positioning also keeps my options open for future diagonal or horizontal connections. None of the other available columns offers an immediate winning opportunity or defensive necessity, and this move doesn\'t set up an obvious advantage for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294510008}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has three Xs in a row horizontally at row 5 (columns 1-3). Dropping my piece in column 4 blocks their immediate winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294536020}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I can see that I have three O pieces in a row in the bottom row (columns 1, 2, and 3). By playing in column 0, I\'ll complete a horizontal line of four O pieces and win the game immediately. This is clearly the optimal move since it gives me an immediate victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294554799}]','2025-03-18 10:39:26','2025-03-18 10:42:34',16),(2920,4,16,3,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 23, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [\"o3-mini - (low)\", null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [\"o3-mini - (low)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 1363826, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1248, \"oldRating\": 1231}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1255}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1248, \"oldRating\": 1231}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1255}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The middle column (3) is strategically the strongest opening move in Connect Four for several reasons: it allows for the most possible winning combinations (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal directions), provides maximum flexibility for future moves, and establishes control of the center of the board. From this position, I can build potential winning sequences in multiple directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294567213}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I assessed the board, which currently only has an opponent\'s piece in the center of the bottom row. Placing my piece in column 3 will land it directly above the opponent\'s piece, helping me secure control over the center. This central placement is advantageous in Connect Four, as it provides more opportunities to create winning connections horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Even though there is no immediate threat to block, taking control of the center sets me up for multiple potential winning strategies in subsequent moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294572015}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 (directly left of the center column) because:\\n1. It\'s adjacent to my existing piece in column 3, which could start building a horizontal threat\\n2. It maintains control of the central area of the board, which typically offers more winning paths\\n3. It doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantageous responses\\n4. If my opponent plays above their piece in column 3, I can counter with column 4 to maintain balance\\n5. This play keeps my options open for multiple winning patterns (horizontal, diagonal) as the game progresses\", \"timestamp\": 1742294583066}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that placing an \'O\' in column 3 would stack with our existing piece at (4,3), setting up a potential vertical threat while not opening immediate opportunities for our opponent. It is a safe move that both builds our position and future winning chances.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294589812}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They already have two X pieces stacked in this column, and if they get a third, they would be one move away from winning. By placing my piece on top of their stack, I interrupt their vertical line. This is a defensive move that prevents them from building momentum while I can still develop my horizontal line in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294663551}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and considered potential immediate wins or threats. While no immediate winning move is available for me, I determined that placing an O in column 4 is a solid move. It drops my piece to row 5 column 4, helping set up future diagonal or horizontal threats without enabling an immediate win for my opponent. This move maintains a balanced board state and prepares for upcoming opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294672385}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it blocks a potential diagonal threat from my opponent\'s pieces at (3,3) and (3,4), while also establishing my presence on both sides of the center column. This gives me more flexibility for future winning opportunities and prevents my opponent from building a strong position in this area of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294776207}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I evaluated possible moves and decided that playing in column 4 is a promising option. Dropping an O there will place my piece in row3, aligning it with my O already at (3,3) (from row3 col3 is O) and supporting potential horizontal or diagonal wins in subsequent moves, while not giving Claude an immediate opportunity. This move balances offense and defense.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294789442}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 creates a vertical stack of my pieces (O) in that column, which gives me a potential vertical winning opportunity if I can play there again. Additionally, this move prevents my opponent from using this space to set up their own threats. It\'s a strategic position that doesn\'t immediately give my opponent any advantage, while setting up possibilities for me in future turns. It also puts pressure on my opponent to respond defensively rather than developing their own threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294936913}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"By dropping an O in column 2, it lands in row 3, which sets up a diagonal possibility with our O’s already at (3,4) and (4,5). This move creates a future winning opportunity without giving opponent an immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294952815}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 1 to create a three-in-a-row horizontal threat on the bottom row. This will force my opponent to block at column 0 on their next turn, and it doesn\'t give them any immediate winning opportunities afterward. While they might block my horizontal threat, this move doesn\'t create any dangerous counter-opportunities for them. It\'s the best setup move available on the current board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295141123}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I noticed that in the bottom row (row5), columns 1, 2, and 3 are occupied by X. If X were to drop a piece in column 0 on its next move, it would create a horizontal line of 4 (columns 0, 1, 2, 3) and win the game. To block this immediate threat, I will drop my piece in column 0, ensuring that X cannot win next turn. Therefore, the best move is column 0.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295153897}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 5 to prevent my opponent from completing a horizontal connect-four with their X pieces at positions (4,2), (4,3), and (4,4). This is a critical defensive move to avoid losing on the next turn. While this move doesn\'t set up an immediate win for me, it prevents an immediate loss and maintains my options for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295182031}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I noticed that in row3 we already have three O’s in a row at columns 2, 3, and 4. By playing in column 5, our piece would land on row4, setting up a powerful threat: on our next turn if column 5 is not blocked by the opponent, we can drop another piece in column 5 to complete a horizontal connect‐four in row3. This move forces our opponent into a defensive position and sets us up for a winning opportunity in the following move. Therefore, I choose column 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295199623}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate horizontal win threat. They have three Xs in a row at positions (3,2), (3,3), and (3,4). If they place a piece in column 5, it would fall to row 3 and give them 4 in a row. By placing my piece in column 5, it will fall to row 3 and prevent this win. This is the most urgent defensive move, as no other placement offers me an immediate winning opportunity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295313230}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, I noticed that while there isn’t an immediate winning move for O, dropping a piece in column 6 will at least prevent the opponent from building more horizontal threats and does not set up an obvious counteropportunity. It keeps our options open for a future win without giving the opponent an immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295324746}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my O in column 4, which will land at position (4,2). This creates a horizontal connection with my existing O at (3,2), setting up potential future winning opportunities along row 2. The position is centrally located on the board, which gives me more flexibility for future moves. I\'ve confirmed this doesn\'t create any immediate threats for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295505883}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I examined the board for both immediate wins and opponent threats. While no immediate wins exist, setting up a future win is key. Dropping in column 0 will land the piece in row4, starting a diagonal sequence (with potential continuation through row3 col1, row2 col2, and row1 col3) that can become a winning threat in future turns. It also does not open a new opportunity for the opponent. Hence, column 0 is the best strategic move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295520803}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing at column 5 to create a horizontal threat with three O\'s in a row at positions (3,2), (4,2), and (5,2). This forces my opponent to block at either column 2 or column 6 on their next turn to prevent me from completing a horizontal connect four. If they don\'t block, I can win on my next move. This strategic move puts pressure on my opponent and limits their options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295607909}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, I noticed that opponent X has a potential immediate winning move. In row 2, there are three consecutive X\'s in columns 3, 4, and 5, and by dropping an X in column 2 (which is available), they would complete a horizontal connect four. By playing in column 2, our piece will occupy row 2 of that column, immediately blocking that winning move. This move simultaneously prevents an immediate loss and positions us well for setting up future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295617886}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 6 to set up a potential diagonal win. After this move, I\'ll have three O\'s diagonally from (6,4) through (5,3) to (4,2). This creates a threat that my opponent must respond to. If they don\'t block position (3,1) on their next turn, I can win by completing the diagonal. This is the most threatening move available to me without any immediate defensive needs.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295787889}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, I considered potential moves to create a future threat while not giving the opponent an immediate win. In column 0, dropping my piece will stack on top of my existing pieces (currently O in rows 5 and 4 in column 0), setting up a potential vertical alignment and further connecting opportunities in future moves, without exposing an immediate threat from the opponent. Thus, I choose column 0.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295800301}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 3 because it gives me an immediate win. My piece will land in row 1, creating a diagonal line of four O pieces from (3,1) to (6,4). This diagonal connects (3,1), (4,2), (5,3), and (6,4), all containing O pieces. I don\'t need to worry about blocking my opponent\'s threats since I can win right now.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295918679}]','2025-03-18 10:39:27','2025-03-18 11:05:18',16),(2921,4,6,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null], [null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 592622, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.5-sonnet\", \"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1054, \"oldRating\": 1063}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1247, \"oldRating\": 1238}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1054, \"oldRating\": 1063}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1247, \"oldRating\": 1238}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing the center column (3) as it provides the most potential winning combinations and best strategic control of the board. This is a standard strong opening move in Connect Four as it allows for development in multiple directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294920975}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to the center column where my opponent played. This is a strong position that gives me influence in the central area of the board. Playing near the center provides more potential winning paths (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal directions) than playing at the edges. By playing in column 2, I\'m establishing my presence in the important central region while setting up potential future opportunities. Additionally, this move doesn\'t create a situation where my opponent can immediately capitalize on my placement with their next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294939305}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 to create a horizontal two-in-a-row with my existing piece at column 3. This move maintains control of the center area, creates potential for future horizontal and diagonal connections, and doesn\'t give the opponent any immediate advantages. The center region typically offers more winning opportunities, so building my presence there is strategically sound.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294954840}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 blocks my opponent from extending their horizontal line on the right side. This prevents them from building toward a potential win while also maintaining a strong central position for myself. This move gives me flexibility for future connections while limiting my opponent\'s options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294977440}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 starts building from the left side, creating potential future connections with my existing pieces in columns 3 and 4. This position maintains flexibility for both horizontal and diagonal winning opportunities while not giving the opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742294994406}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it\'s a central position that offers the most strategic flexibility. By placing my piece above my opponent\'s X in column 3, I prevent them from building a vertical threat there. This move also starts to establish my presence in the middle of the board, which typically provides more opportunities for creating winning connections. Since I already have pieces in columns 2 and 5, controlling column 3 helps me maintain influence across the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295066621}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 is crucial to block opponent\'s vertical winning threat (they already have two X\'s there). This move also helps maintain central board control and connects with existing pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295080119}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 3 is my strongest move because:\\n1. It would create a vertical stack of 3 O\'s (one in row 5, one in row 4, and my new piece in row 3)\\n2. This creates an immediate threat that my opponent must respond to\\n3. If my opponent blocks my vertical threat in the next turn, I may be able to create threats elsewhere\\n4. There are no immediate threats from my opponent that I need to block\\n5. This move doesn\'t set up any winning opportunities for my opponent\\n\\nPlaying in column 3 creates the most immediate pressure while building toward a win condition.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295113680}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 blocks opponent\'s potential vertical win and maintains strategic presence in the center of the board. This move prevents immediate loss while keeping future winning opportunities open.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295123730}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it serves both offensive and defensive purposes. Offensively, it starts building a horizontal threat with my piece in column 3. Defensively, it prevents my opponent from potentially setting up a diagonal win through columns 1-2-3-4. While playing in column 3 would give me three in a vertical row, my opponent would likely block it immediately, whereas playing in column 4 creates less obvious threats that might allow me more strategic options in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295234332}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent\'s potential horizontal win in column 4 while also building a strong central position that maintains our offensive opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295244328}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 creates a vertical line of three O pieces. This forces my opponent to block in their next turn, giving me initiative. The move doesn\'t give my opponent any obvious winning opportunities while creating a strong threat for me. If I can eventually place a fourth piece at the top of this column, I\'ll win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295335095}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3 where they have three X\'s in a row. This is a forced move to prevent immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295346022}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing at column 1 is strategic as it creates a horizontal threat with my O pieces at positions (3,4) and (4,4). This forces my opponent to respond by blocking at (2,4) or risk losing. Additionally, this move continues to develop my position while not creating any obvious advantage for my opponent. It also helps control the center-left portion of the board which will be important for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295357656}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 blocks opponent\'s potential diagonal win and builds our vertical presence while preventing any immediate counter-threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295369534}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 because it creates a horizontal pair with my existing piece in column 3, giving me offensive potential. This move is also strategically sound as it occupies space near the center of the board, which is generally advantageous in Connect Four. Additionally, it prevents my opponent from potentially building a vertical threat in this column in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295504130}]','2025-03-18 10:39:28','2025-03-18 10:58:24',16),(2922,4,16,12,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", null, null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (high)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 185402, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 23, \"newRating\": 1236, \"oldRating\": 1213}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -23, \"newRating\": 1347, \"oldRating\": 1370}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 23, \"newRating\": 1236, \"oldRating\": 1213}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -23, \"newRating\": 1347, \"oldRating\": 1370}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it offers the most strategic value. The center position provides the maximum number of potential winning directions and gives me the best control of the board. This is a standard strong opening in Connect Four that doesn\'t commit to a specific side while establishing a presence in the most valuable area of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295019136}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"It\'s best to play on top of the X in the center column (column 3) for future offensive and defensive opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295028514}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to place my piece adjacent to my existing one in column 3. This gives me potential diagonal connection possibilities and begins to establish control of the center area of the board. This move also prevents my opponent from building a strong central position and gives me flexibility for future moves while setting up potential horizontal connections on the bottom row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295046736}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 2 places your O next to the existing O in row 4 column 3, giving you two in a row horizontally and setting up future threats without allowing your opponent an immediate winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295097424}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it serves two important purposes: First, it blocks my opponent from potentially creating a three-in-a-row horizontally with their X pieces in columns 2 and 3. Second, it extends my own horizontal sequence, giving me three potential directions to build toward a win - horizontally, diagonally up-right, and vertically. Playing in column 4 also maintains control of the center region of the board, which typically offers more winning opportunities in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295116678}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has three X’s in a row (columns 2, 3, and 4) along the bottom, creating a ‘two-way threat’ in columns 1 and 5. You can’t block both, but the best move tries to block one side (e.g., column 5).\", \"timestamp\": 1742295149982}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing column 1 because it gives me an immediate win with a horizontal line of four O pieces. By placing my piece in column 1, it will fall to the bottom row and connect with my existing three O pieces in columns 2, 3, and 4, creating a winning line of four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295190091}]','2025-03-18 10:39:30','2025-03-18 10:53:10',16),(2923,4,4,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 682936, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1244, \"oldRating\": 1261}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1238}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1244, \"oldRating\": 1261}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1238}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The best opening move in an empty board is typically to drop in the center (column 3) as it maximizes potential opportunities for connecting 4 in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295195187}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 to establish position adjacent to the center column. This gives me presence near the middle of the board where more connections are possible, while avoiding giving my opponent any immediate advantage. From this position, I can develop strategies in multiple directions as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295211255}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Stacking on top of our existing piece in the center column is often advantageous, as it can help build a vertical threat and plays strongly in the central part of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295224023}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 allows me to start building a horizontal line with my existing piece in column 4. This creates future winning opportunities without directly helping my opponent. It\'s not necessary to block column 3 yet since the opponent needs two more moves to create a vertical win there.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295245264}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"By dropping into column 3, we create three O’s stacked vertically, forcing the opponent to block that column next turn and preventing them from freely developing their own threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295255485}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block the opponent\'s vertical connect-four threat in column 3. They already have three X\'s stacked vertically and would win on their next move if I don\'t place my piece there. While I have two O\'s in a row at the bottom (positions 4-5), stopping my opponent\'s immediate win takes priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295291172}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"By dropping O in column 2, we occupy row 5 col 2, giving us two in a row on the bottom (col 2 and col 3). This sets up an immediate threat toward columns 1 and 0 for a potential four in a row, while not missing any urgent blocks.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295315936}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal threat. They already have \'X\'s in columns 2 and 3 in the bottom row. If they place in column 1, they would have three in a row and could win by playing in column 0 or 4 on their next turn. By blocking column 1, I prevent this potential winning sequence and force them to pursue a different strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295427511}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"There’s no immediate 4 in-a-row for either side, but dropping O in column 2 (which falls to row 4) helps build a stronger formation in the center and sets up future connect-4 opportunities without giving the opponent a big advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295449041}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal threat. They have X pieces at columns 2 and 3 at the same level, and could build toward a horizontal win if I don\'t intervene. Additionally, column 4 is centrally located, giving me more flexibility for future connections in multiple directions. This move is primarily defensive but also positions me well for future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295478919}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 2 sets up a vertical threat. With O’s already in row 5 and row 4 of column 2, placing another O in column 2 will create three in a column, forcing X to respond and potentially giving us a winning advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295506829}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They currently have three X pieces stacked in column 2 (rows 3-5), and if they place a fourth X there on their next turn, they would win with a vertical connect four. My move prevents this immediate threat while maintaining the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295613216}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing in column 1 drops an O on row 4, forming three O’s in a row (columns 1–3). This sets up a strong threat to win by playing col 0 on the next turn and forces X to block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295642407}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it creates a vertical alignment of three O pieces (at positions 4,3 - 4,4 - 4,5). This creates a strong threat that my opponent must respond to, and even if they block my vertical win opportunity, I\'ll have more flexibility for future moves. None of the other columns create as strong a position, and I don\'t need to block any immediate threats from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295769091}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing an O in column 1 drops it at row 3, which helps build a diagonal threat along the central cluster of O’s and doesn’t allow X any immediate way to connect four. This move keeps stronger pressure on the board center.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295788220}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it gives me an immediate winning move. I already have three O\'s vertically at positions (4,3), (4,4), and (4,5). By placing my piece in column 4, it will fall to position (4,2), creating a vertical line of four O\'s and winning the game. This is clearly the best move since it leads to an immediate victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295873060}]','2025-03-18 10:39:31','2025-03-18 11:04:33',16),(2924,4,16,6,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 20, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null], [null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 650554, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -24, \"newRating\": 1231, \"oldRating\": 1255}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.5-sonnet\", \"change\": 24, \"newRating\": 1078, \"oldRating\": 1054}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -24, \"newRating\": 1231, \"oldRating\": 1255}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 24, \"newRating\": 1078, \"oldRating\": 1054}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) as my opening move because it offers the most potential for future connections in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals). The center column is strategically valuable in Connect Four as it provides maximum flexibility and is part of more potential winning combinations than any other column. This is a standard strong opening move that doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295273994}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 allows me to stay close to the opponent\'s piece while maintaining central board control. This creates potential for horizontal connections while not giving the opponent any immediate advantages. The central position also keeps more winning possibilities open for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295287783}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it gives me control of a central position which offers more potential winning patterns. Central positions (columns 2, 3, 4) are strategically valuable in Connect Four as they can be used for more potential connections. By playing in column 2, I\'m starting to establish my presence near the center without creating an immediate opportunity for my opponent to stack on top and create a threat. This position could allow me to develop either horizontal or diagonal opportunities in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295299087}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 blocks opponent\'s potential three-in-a-row and creates my own two-in-a-row while maintaining good board position. This prevents opponent from building a strong threat while setting up my own opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295314857}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 for several strategic reasons: \\n1. This extends my horizontal line to three consecutive pieces (in columns 2, 3, and 4)\\n2. It blocks my opponent\'s potential horizontal expansion to the left\\n3. It maintains control near the center of the board, which provides more winning opportunities\\n4. While this places my piece above an opponent\'s X (allowing them to play in column 4 next), the benefits of blocking their horizontal line and extending my own outweigh this disadvantage\\n5. This move creates potential for multiple winning threats in future turns\", \"timestamp\": 1742295339216}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 is crucial to block the opponent\'s diagonal winning threat. Additionally, this move helps build towards my own potential winning opportunities while maintaining central board control.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295350770}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 to block my opponent from potentially forming a horizontal line of X\'s. This is a defensive move to prevent them from building momentum on the right side of the board. While not directly connecting with my existing O pieces, it maintains board control and prevents my opponent from developing a threat. Additionally, this keeps my options open for future development while denying my opponent a clear path forward.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295363261}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 blocks opponent\'s potential horizontal win with XX sequence, while also maintaining control of the advantageous center position. This move doesn\'t create any immediate threats for the opponent and keeps our options open for future connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295379609}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it builds on my existing piece in the bottom row, keeps me in control of a central position, and begins a potential vertical threat. This position doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage and provides me with the most flexibility for future moves since central positions offer more connection possibilities in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295504090}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 5 to prevent opponent from winning with four X\'s in a row. This is also a constructive move that builds my position without creating immediate threats for the opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295515600}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it creates an immediate vertical threat with three Os in a row (positions 3,3 - 3,4 - 3,5). This forces my opponent to block in their next move, giving me control of the game tempo. None of the other columns offer an immediate threat or defensive necessity. While column 5 could block a potential vertical build by my opponent, it\'s not an immediate threat, and my offensive move in column 3 is stronger.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295631862}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent\'s vertical winning threat in column 3. They have two X pieces stacked and could win next turn if not blocked. This move also maintains good central board control without creating any immediate threats for the opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295647793}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 3 gives me an immediate win with 4 O pieces in a vertical row. I already have 3 O pieces in column 3 (rows 3-5), and placing another O in this column creates a vertical connect four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295673303}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a forced move to block opponent\'s vertical win in column 3. Not playing here would result in immediate loss as opponent would connect 4 X\'s vertically. Additionally, this move maintains central board control and builds on our existing pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295685439}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it creates a subtle but powerful setup. By placing my piece here, I\'ll have O pieces at positions (4,1), (4,3), and (4,4) with a gap at (4,2). This creates a potential winning threat that my opponent might overlook. If they don\'t block by playing in column 2 on their next turn, I can win by completing my horizontal line. This is strategically better than playing in column 2, which would create an obvious three-in-a-row that my opponent would certainly block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295797295}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 serves multiple purposes: it blocks a potential build-up of X pieces, creates our own opportunities for vertical and diagonal connections, maintains control of the center area, and doesn\'t give the opponent any immediate advantages. This position will help restrict opponent\'s options while giving us more flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295815300}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to play in column 5 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They have X pieces at positions (5,4) and (5,5), and could win by playing at (5,3) in their next turn. This is the most urgent defensive move on the board. While there\'s also a vertical threat in column 4, blocking column 5 is more important as it prevents potential diagonal setups as well.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295850727}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 2 as it creates potential diagonal threats while building towards vertical possibilities. This move helps control the center area and doesn\'t give the opponent any immediate winning opportunities. It also connects with an existing O piece, strengthening our position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295867588}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 2 immediately, as my opponent has three X pieces vertically at positions (3,2), (4,2), and (5,2). If I don\'t place my piece here, they will win on their next move with a vertical four-in-a-row. This is a defensive necessity that takes priority over any other strategic considerations.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295893268}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 is crucial to block opponent\'s diagonal winning threat. The opponent could win by connecting 4 X\'s diagonally if we don\'t block this column. This move also contributes to our vertical development without creating immediate winning opportunities for the opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295905912}]','2025-03-18 10:39:32','2025-03-18 11:05:05',6),(2925,4,14,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 560470, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"google/gemini-2.0-flash-001\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1115, \"oldRating\": 1127}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1226}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1115, \"oldRating\": 1127}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1226}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing the center column for maximum flexibility and potential future wins.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295269883}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 to contest the central area of the board. This placement is adjacent to my opponent\'s piece, which prevents them from easily forming horizontal connections in the bottom row. It also gives me good positioning for potential diagonal and horizontal connections in future moves. Playing next to the center (rather than far away at the edges) is strategically sound in the early game as it fights for control of the most valuable board space.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295289762}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking opponent from potentially building a horizontal line of 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295294535}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 for several strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. Blocking potential threats: While my opponent doesn\'t have an immediate winning move, playing in column 2 prevents my opponent from building a strong position on the left side of the board.\\n\\n2. Building potential winning opportunities: By playing in column 2, I\'m beginning to establish a presence on the left side of the board that could develop into horizontal winning opportunities.\\n\\n3. Balanced board position: This move gives me pieces in different areas of the board (columns 2 and 4), which provides more flexibility for future moves and makes it harder for my opponent to block all potential winning lines.\\n\\n4. Avoiding giving advantage: If I were to play in columns 3, 4, or 5, I\'d be stacking on existing pieces, which could potentially help my opponent create winning opportunities in those columns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295318133}, {\"move\": \"3\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742295334693}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 allows me to build a vertical stack with my existing piece. This gives me vertical winning potential while maintaining presence in the center area of the board. There are no immediate threats I need to block, and this move doesn\'t set up any easy winning opportunities for my opponent. The center columns are strategically valuable in Connect Four as they provide more potential winning lines.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295374481}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 creates a series of three O\'s, which sets up a potential win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295387274}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 creates a vertical threat with my two existing Os. This forces my opponent to respond to my threat rather than creating their own. If they don\'t block, I can win on my next move by completing a vertical line of four Os. This is clearly the strongest strategic move available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295456920}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent from winning by playing in column 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295461638}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3. They currently have three X pieces in a row vertically in this column. If I don\'t place my piece here, they will win on their next move. This is a defensive necessity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295480512}, {\"move\": \"0\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742295492951}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it allows me to build upon my existing O piece at the bottom. By placing here, I start creating a vertical stack of two O\'s. This gives me a strong foundation for a potential vertical connect 4 if I can add two more pieces in future turns. The position is centrally located, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four. There are no immediate threats I need to block, and this move doesn\'t create any winning opportunities for my opponent in their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295635582}, {\"move\": \"6\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742295650557}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 4, it will fall to row 3, creating a vertical line of 3 O\'s in column 4 (rows 3, 4, and 5). This creates a strong threat that my opponent must block in their next turn, or I\'ll be able to win with a fourth O in column 4. This is the strongest threat I can create on this turn, and it doesn\'t give my opponent any obvious advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295773603}, {\"move\": \"0\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742295787195}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it gives me an immediate win with a vertical line of 4 O pieces. I already have O pieces in rows 4, 5, and 6 of column 4, and playing there will add my fourth O in row 3, completing a vertical Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295824922}]','2025-03-18 10:39:33','2025-03-18 11:03:44',16),(2926,4,16,4,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", null, null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (low)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 131485, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 19, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1219}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -19, \"newRating\": 1261, \"oldRating\": 1280}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 19, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1219}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -19, \"newRating\": 1261, \"oldRating\": 1280}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the maximum number of potential winning paths. The center position gives me the most flexibility for building horizontal, vertical, and diagonal connections in future turns. It\'s generally considered the strongest opening position in Connect Four as it controls the most valuable real estate on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295363274}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in the center (column 3) is a strong strategic choice because it gives maximum flexibility for future moves and increases the chance to form multiple lines of four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295370350}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 to start building a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3. This gives me good board positioning near the center and creates potential for future winning opportunities in multiple directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295392360}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 2 stacks with your O in row 4, setting up potential horizontal threats and not giving the opponent an immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295406414}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I see that I have two O pieces in a row at the bottom in columns 2 and 3. By playing in column 4, I can extend this to three in a row, creating a strong horizontal threat. My opponent has two X pieces directly above my pieces, but they don\'t have any immediate winning threats I need to block. Playing in column 4 gives me the best offensive position without setting up an easy play for my opponent. This move also maintains flexibility for future plays in multiple directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295434366}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"X is threatening to connect four by playing in column 5 next move. Dropping my piece there blocks their winning line.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295445504}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 1 to create a horizontal line of four O\'s in the bottom row. This is an immediate winning move as I already have three O\'s in a row in columns 2, 3, and 4, and adding one in column 1 will give me the four in a row needed to win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295478900}]','2025-03-18 10:39:34','2025-03-18 10:57:58',16),(2927,4,11,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 15, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 1089832, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1376, \"oldRating\": 1365}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1249, \"oldRating\": 1260}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1376, \"oldRating\": 1365}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1249, \"oldRating\": 1260}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"An empty board is optimal for a central strategy. Dropping the piece in column 3 maximizes potential connections in multiple directions, providing more opportunities for building a winning line in future moves. Hence, I\'ll drop in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295483808}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 (adjacent to my opponent\'s piece) for several reasons: 1) It helps me contest the valuable center region of the board, 2) It prevents my opponent from easily building a horizontal sequence from the left side, and 3) It starts establishing my presence in a region with good connection potential. While columns 4 or 3 would also be reasonable, column 2 gives me flexibility for future moves while maintaining pressure on the center.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295501238}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose column 3 because it is the center column and already contains one of my pieces (O) at the bottom (row 5). Dropping here will stack on top to form a potential vertical connection while also providing access to multiple directions in subsequent moves. This move maximizes my central control and sets up for future winning opportunities against an otherwise empty board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295522463}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll play in column 4 for several strategic reasons. First, it establishes my presence in the central part of the board, which offers more connection opportunities in all directions. Second, playing adjacent to my opponent\'s pieces in column 3 prevents them from easily building horizontal connections. Third, by occupying column 4, I\'m starting to create potential diagonal and horizontal opportunities for myself. The center columns (2-4) are the most valuable in Connect Four due to the number of winning paths that run through them, so securing these positions early is advantageous.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295543971}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I’m choosing a move that builds on my current pieces and sets up multiple future threats. I already have an O on row4 in column2 and on row5 in column3 which are diagonally connected. Dropping my piece in column 3 (which lands at row4, col3) will link with the O at (row4, col2) to create a horizontal pair in the mid‐board as well as further strengthen the diagonal possibility. This central move not only helps set up multiple potential connect‐four threats later but also doesn’t give the opponent any immediate winning opportunity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295620950}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 3 to prevent my opponent from getting four X pieces in a vertical line. They already have three X pieces stacked there, and a fourth would give them the win. By placing my O in column 3, I can block this immediate threat while continuing to develop my position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295640786}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that my O pieces are clustered in column 3 at rows 3‐5. By playing in column 2, my piece will drop to row 4 and join the existing O at column 3, forming two contiguous pieces horizontally. This sets up future opportunities for horizontal and diagonal connections while also denying my opponent (whose piece already occupies row 5 in column 2) an easy chance to build a threat. Thus, I believe column 2 is the best move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295864708}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 to block a potential fork by my opponent. If I played elsewhere, they could place an X in column 4, row 4, creating three Xs in a row horizontally (in columns 2, 3, and 4). This would force me to block one side in their next move, but I couldn\'t block both sides. By playing in column 4 now, I prevent this fork while also building vertical pressure with my existing O in the bottom row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296004317}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that in column 4 the opponent already has two discs (at row5 and row4). If left unchecked, dropping another piece there would allow them to build a vertical three‐in-a-row and eventually force a win. By playing in column 4, I block that potential vertical threat and secure control of a central area. This defensive move prevents my opponent from setting up an easy win while keeping my own threats alive for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296156363}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical win in column 3. They currently have three X\'s stacked vertically in column 3 (rows 3-5), and if I don\'t place my piece there, they will win on their next move. While there are other columns that might offer strategic value for future moves, preventing an immediate loss is the highest priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296185451}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed a strong diagonal opportunity. Currently, I already have O’s at (4,2) and (3,3). By playing in column 1, my piece will land at (5,1), forming three in a row diagonally with (5,1), (4,2), and (3,3). This sets up an immediate threat: I can win on my next turn by playing in column 4 (which would drop an O into row 2, completing the diagonal (5,1), (4,2), (3,3), (2,4)). The opponent would be forced to block column 4, giving me an advantage. Therefore, I choose column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296258060}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 4 to block my opponent\'s diagonal threat. They currently have three Xs in a diagonal line at positions (5,1), (4,2), and (3,3), and would win on their next turn if they play at position (2,4). By placing my O in column 4, I\'ll block this immediate threat. Additionally, this move strengthens my position in column 4, where I already have two Os.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296326408}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I examined the board and found that an immediate win isn’t available, but I can set up a promising threat by playing centrally. By dropping an O in column 2, my piece will fall to row 3, joining the O’s already in row 3 (at columns 3 and 4) to form a horizontal trio. Although gravity prevents an immediate fourth‐piece landing, this move helps build multiple potential winning lines (including possible vertical and diagonal threats) while keeping control near the center. It doesn’t leave an opening for an immediate counter by X, so I choose column 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296444364}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 1 as a defensive move. My opponent has three Xs in a row horizontally in row 3 (columns 2-4). If I don\'t block column 1, they could play there on their next move (piece would fall to row 4), and then play there again later to create a winning 4-in-a-row. By placing my piece in column 1 now, it will fall to row 4, preventing this threat. While this move doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity for me, it\'s crucial to block my opponent\'s potential winning sequence.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296551173}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I will drop my piece in column 1. By doing so, it will fall to row 3 (because rows 5 and 4 are occupied in that column), completing a horizontal line at row 3 (columns 1, 2, 3, and 4) for O. This is an immediate winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296568769}]','2025-03-18 10:39:35','2025-03-18 11:16:08',11),(2928,4,15,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 13, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"duration\": 601868, \"winner_id\": 15, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct\", \"change\": 24, \"newRating\": 1092, \"oldRating\": 1068}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -24, \"newRating\": 1224, \"oldRating\": 1248}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 24, \"newRating\": 1092, \"oldRating\": 1068}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -24, \"newRating\": 1224, \"oldRating\": 1248}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is empty, so I\'ll choose a column in the middle to have the most options for the next move and potentially create a line of 4 pieces horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295510233}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing to play in column 3, directly above my opponent\'s piece. This is strategic because:\\n1. It prevents my opponent from building a vertical line in the valuable center column\\n2. It gives me control of the center, which offers the most winning opportunities\\n3. It keeps my options open for horizontal and diagonal connections\\n4. By playing in the center column, I maintain flexibility for future moves in multiple directions\", \"timestamp\": 1742295528948}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it\'s the closest column to the existing pieces and has the potential to create a line of 4 pieces in the future, while also considering the possibility of blocking Claude\'s potential lines.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295534980}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my existing piece in column 3, which begins to set up a potential horizontal connection. This position near the center of the board gives me flexibility for future moves in multiple directions. It\'s also a strong strategic choice because center columns tend to offer more winning opportunities than edge columns. By playing here, I\'m establishing presence in the center region without creating any obvious setup moves for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295557500}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s close to the existing O piece and could potentially create a line of 4 pieces in the future, while also considering the possibility of blocking Claude\'s potential lines.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295563259}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 starts building a diagonal opportunity with my existing pieces in columns 2 and 3. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage while giving me control of the center part of the board, which is strategically valuable. It also starts developing multiple potential winning paths for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295590330}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To block the opponent\'s potential line of 4 pieces and create a future winning opportunity for myself\", \"timestamp\": 1742295606143}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 2 because it creates a diagonal threat with my existing O pieces at (3,4) and (4,5). This sets up a potential winning diagonal if I can later play at position (1,2). This move provides the best strategic positioning without giving my opponent any immediate advantages and forces them to respond to my diagonal threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295848051}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To block claude 3.7 sonnet (high2) from making a line of 4 pieces and setting up future winning opportunities, I should drop my piece in column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295853758}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 2 because my piece will land in row 2, giving me three Os in that column (rows 2, 3, and 5). This creates a vertical threat that my opponent must block in their next turn. If they don\'t block by playing in column 2, row 1, I could win on my next move. This is a strong strategic move that forces my opponent to play defensively rather than pursue their own strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295978925}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it gives me the opportunity to potentially create a line of 4 pieces in the future and also puts pressure on my opponent\'s position, possibly forcing them to block me instead of creating their own line. Additionally, column 3 is central and provides flexibility for my next moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295985870}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because this move sets up a potential vertical win by creating a line of three Os in column 4 (rows 3, 4, and 5). This gives me a strong threat that my opponent will need to address in their next move. Additionally, strengthening my position in the center of the board provides more strategic options for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296100061}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To block the opponent\'s potential three-in-a-row and create a potential two-in-a-row for myself, I will place my piece in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296106029}]','2025-03-18 10:39:36','2025-03-18 11:08:26',15),(2929,4,16,10,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 19, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 1153857, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1284, \"oldRating\": 1268}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1252, \"oldRating\": 1268}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1284, \"oldRating\": 1268}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1252, \"oldRating\": 1268}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in the center column (3) is the optimal opening move as it provides the most potential winning paths and better board control. The center allows for maximum flexibility and opportunities to create threats in multiple directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals).\", \"timestamp\": 1742295803405}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because:\\n1. It\'s adjacent to the center column, which helps me maintain presence in the strategically valuable middle area\\n2. It prevents my opponent from easily forming horizontal connections\\n3. It gives me flexibility to build toward both the left side and center of the board\\n4. It doesn\'t create an obvious setup that my opponent can immediately exploit\", \"timestamp\": 1742295820458}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because:\\n1. It continues building from the center of the board, which is strategically advantageous in Connect Four\\n2. It starts creating a potential horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3\\n3. Playing adjacent to my current piece gives me more flexibility for future moves\\n4. At this early stage of the game, controlling the central area provides the most opportunities for creating winning lines in multiple directions\\n5. There\'s no immediate threat to block, so I should focus on developing my position optimally\", \"timestamp\": 1742295836691}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll play in column 1 to build on my existing position. By placing my piece at (5,1), I\'ll create two adjacent pieces with my existing O at (5,2), starting to build a potential horizontal win. My opponent has two X pieces at (5,3) and (5,4), but they don\'t pose an immediate threat since they need two more to connect four. Playing adjacent to my current piece is better than starting isolated positions elsewhere on the board. Column 1 also helps me maintain presence near the center of the board, which offers more winning opportunities through horizontal, vertical, and diagonal combinations in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295864012}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I should play in column 5 to extend my horizontal line. This will give me three Os in a row (positions 3,4,5 on the bottom row), creating an immediate threat that my opponent must respond to. This is an aggressive move that forces my opponent to block in column 6 rather than pursuing their own strategy. It also balances the board by preventing my opponent from potentially creating a threat with their two Xs in columns 1 and 2. While there\'s no immediate win available, this move creates the strongest position for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295888033}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate win threat. They have three X pieces in a row at positions (3,5), (4,5), and (5,5), and could win on their next turn by placing at column 6. By placing my piece in column 6, I prevent this horizontal win. This is a defensive necessity that takes priority over any offensive strategies at this point.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295908177}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it builds on my existing pieces and starts a potential vertical threat from a central position. By placing here, I\'m beginning to create a vertical win opportunity while maintaining my existing horizontal presence. Column 4 is in the middle of my three connected pieces, giving me the most flexibility for future moves. There are no immediate threats I need to block, so taking an offensive approach is preferable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296048556}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 6 builds a vertical stack with my existing O piece. This creates potential for a vertical win if I can play there twice more. It doesn\'t create any immediate threats for my opponent, and being on the edge of the board makes it strategically valuable. I considered column 0 to potentially work toward a horizontal strategy, but building on my existing position in column 6 offers better immediate progress toward a win condition.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296133700}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 4, I\'m building a vertical stack of O pieces in a central position. This gives me two O\'s vertically aligned, working toward a potential vertical connect four. The central position also maximizes my future opportunities for diagonal connections. None of the columns present immediate threats from my opponent that need blocking, and I don\'t have an immediate winning move available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296158189}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 4 immediately as my opponent has three X pieces stacked vertically (at positions 3, 4, and 5 from the bottom). If I don\'t block this column now, they will place their next piece there and win with a vertical connect four. This is a critical defensive move that takes priority over any offensive strategies at this moment.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296183626}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it creates a vertical stack of two O pieces (in rows 4 and 5) and forms a diagonal connection with my existing O in column 4, row 3. This gives me two different sequences of two pieces - one vertical and one diagonal. The move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats to counter, and by playing in a central column, I maintain flexibility for future moves. None of the other columns offer me an immediate connect-four opportunity or require me to block my opponent from making one, so this strategic position-building move is best.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296309390}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 6, my piece will fall to position (6,3), giving me three O pieces in a vertical row (6,3), (6,4), and (6,5). This creates a strong threat that my opponent must block on their next turn, forcing them to respond to my strategy rather than advancing their own. None of the other columns create an immediate threat or block an immediate threat from my opponent. This is a proactive move that gives me the strongest position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296411067}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 6. They currently have three Xs in a line (rows 3-5), and would win on their next turn if I don\'t block. While I could work on setting up my own threats in other columns, preventing an immediate loss takes priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296493458}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3. They currently have three \'X\' pieces stacked in that column (positions 3,3 - 3,5 from the top-left). If I don\'t block by placing my \'O\' in column 3, they will win on their next turn with a vertical connect-4. While there are other moves that might help build my position (like placing in column 2 to build on my existing piece), none are as urgent as preventing an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296659399}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 4 gives me an immediate winning move by completing a vertical line of 4 Os. I already have O pieces at positions (4,3), (4,4), and (4,5), and placing in column 4 will add an O at position (4,2), giving me 4 in a row vertically and winning the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296683363}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 0 creates a horizontal line of three O pieces in the bottom row (positions 0, 1, and 2). While this doesn\'t create an immediate win because of the X at position 3, it establishes a strong position. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantages or winning opportunities, and it builds upon my existing pieces to form the strongest structure possible in the current board state.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296771713}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 because it creates a horizontal line of three O\'s at (2,4), (3,4), and (4,4). This sets up a strong threat that my opponent will need to defend against. The move doesn\'t create any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent and gives me the best position for future plays. If my opponent doesn\'t block at column 1 or 5, I could potentially win on my next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296835539}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s horizontal win threat. They have three X\'s in a row at row 4 (columns 2-4), and playing in column 5 prevents them from connecting four. This is a defensive necessity, as they would win on their next move otherwise.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296912096}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 creates an immediate winning horizontal line of four O\'s in row 4, connecting columns 1, 2, 3, and 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296942049}]','2025-03-18 10:39:37','2025-03-18 11:22:22',16),(2930,4,16,2,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 17, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", null], [null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", null], [\"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 695533, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1260, \"oldRating\": 1251}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-mini\", \"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1078, \"oldRating\": 1087}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1260, \"oldRating\": 1251}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1078, \"oldRating\": 1087}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the middle column (3) as my opening move because it provides the most flexibility and opportunities for future connections. The center position allows me to potentially build winning sequences in all directions - horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. This is generally considered the strongest opening move in Connect Four as it gives maximum control of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295836312}, {\"move\": \"4\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742295855393}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 2, I start building a potential horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3. This move develops toward the center of the board where there are more opportunities for connections. It doesn\'t stack on any existing pieces, which prevents giving my opponent any easy vertical threats in the next move. Center control is strategically valuable in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295879536}, {\"move\": \"3\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742295901027}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 1, I\'ll create three O\'s in a row (positions 1,2,3) along the bottom. This creates two potential winning threats - I could win by placing a fourth piece in either column 0 or column 4 in my next turn. This forces my opponent to defend both threats, giving me strategic advantage. This move doesn\'t enable any immediate wins for my opponent either.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295933516}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block Claude from winning by placing an X in column 0 on the next turn. By placing O here, I can also create future opportunities for myself.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295947343}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 5 is the strongest strategic choice because it extends my presence on the bottom row, giving me potential for future horizontal connections. It doesn\'t create any immediate threats but helps control more of the board. This move also doesn\'t give my opponent any obvious advantage for their next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295977485}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 3 results in an immediate victory by connecting four \'O\' pieces vertically.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295989835}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it blocks my opponent\'s developing vertical threat. They already have two Xs stacked in this column, and if they get a third, they would be one move away from winning vertically. By placing my O on top of their stack, I prevent them from establishing three in a row. While this doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity for me, it\'s a defensive move that forces my opponent to change their strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296122975}, {\"move\": \"1\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296147715}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s centrally located and gives me the most flexibility for future plays. By placing my piece here, I can potentially set up both diagonal and horizontal threats. It doesn\'t create any immediate threats for my opponent, and having a presence in the center columns is generally advantageous in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296244386}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking the opponent from winning by placing an O in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296258896}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 creates a vertical threat with 2 Os in a row. If my opponent doesn\'t block in their next turn, I could play in column 4 again and have 3 Os vertically, setting up a win on my following move. This forces my opponent to play defensively rather than pursuing their own strategy. Other options like columns 2 or 5 create horizontal pairs but don\'t establish as strong a threat. Column 4 is the most strategic choice as it begins building a vertical winning opportunity while forcing my opponent to respond to my threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296354983}, {\"move\": \"5\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296377648}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 creates a vertical stack of 3 of my pieces (O) at positions (4,1), (4,2), and (4,3). This creates a strong threat that my opponent must block, or I\'ll win on my next move by completing a vertical connect four. Additionally, this move strengthens my horizontal position with the O at (3,3), creating multiple threats for my opponent to defend against.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296470758}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 5 creates a vertical line of 4 pieces (O) for an immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296485886}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 because it will complete a vertical line of four O pieces. I already have Os at rows 2, 3, and 4 in column 4, and my new piece will land at row 1, creating a winning vertical line from rows 1-4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296520487}]','2025-03-18 10:39:38','2025-03-18 11:15:20',16),(2931,4,16,11,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 1372288, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1286, \"oldRating\": 1299}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1389, \"oldRating\": 1376}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1286, \"oldRating\": 1299}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1389, \"oldRating\": 1376}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the most flexibility and potential winning paths. The center column allows for horizontal, vertical, and diagonal winning opportunities, giving me optimal positioning for future moves. This is a standard strong opening in Connect Four that maximizes my strategic options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295884107}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"We’re in an early stage with one opponent piece at the bottom center and an otherwise empty board. Controlling the center is a strong strategy in Connect Four since it provides more winning possibilities via multiple lines (vertical, horizontal, and diagonal). Dropping our O in column 3 will place it directly above the opponent\'s X, securing a central position and setting up favorable opportunities for building future connections while not exposing us to an immediate threat. Therefore, the best move is to drop our piece in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295899873}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 for a few strategic reasons. First, it\'s adjacent to the center column where we both have pieces, which helps maintain influence over the center area. By playing here, I start building potential diagonal and horizontal connection opportunities. If I were to play directly in column 3 again, I would allow my opponent to place another piece in that column and potentially build a vertical threat over time. Column 2 gives me flexibility for future moves while not setting up any immediate advantages for my opponent. Playing near the center is generally advantageous in Connect Four as it opens up more potential winning combinations.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295917603}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I evaluated the board and noticed that controlling the center typically provides the greatest opportunity for forming winning alignments. By playing in column 3, my piece will land above my existing O in that column (row3 in col3 on top of row4), which sets up potential vertical and diagonal threats. At the same time, it doesn’t allow any immediate winning opportunity for X, and it reinforces central control—a key strategy in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295985658}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 as a defensive move to block my opponent\'s potential vertical threat. By placing my O here, I prevent them from building a vertical line of three X pieces, which would create an immediate winning threat. While this doesn\'t create an immediate threat for me, it\'s a proactive defensive move that prevents my opponent from gaining a strong position. In later moves, I can still pursue offensive opportunities while having neutralized this dangerous vertical stack.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296169927}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that X could build a horizontal threat along the bottom row in the 2–5 range (with X already in columns 2 and 3). By playing in column 4, I stop the immediate threat of X completing 4 in a row on the bottom and set up potential future diagonal winning opportunities for O. Column 4 is also centrally located, making it a strong defensive and offensive move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296385818}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 for several strategic reasons. First, it blocks my opponent from building vertically in that column where they already have a piece. Second, it creates potential for future horizontal connections with my existing pieces in columns 2 and 3. Third, it helps me establish control in the center of the board, which typically offers more winning opportunities. While I don\'t have an immediate winning move available, and my opponent doesn\'t have an immediate threat I need to block, placing in column 4 gives me the best positioning for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296415835}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and found no immediate win for either side. My best strategic move is to strengthen my position while preventing any potential diagonal threats from Claude. By playing in column 2, my piece will land at row 4 (since row 5 in that column is occupied by X), which sets up a future diagonal connection with my O at (3,3) and stops the opponent from using that column for building a threat. This move improves my central control and sets up future winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296497830}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it creates an immediate threat with 3 Os in a row horizontally on the bottom row (positions 1, 2, and 3). This forces my opponent to block in column 0 on their next move, or I can win on my following turn by placing an O in column 0. This is the strongest offensive move available, and doesn\'t set up an immediate winning opportunity for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296580207}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has three consecutive X\'s on the bottom row (columns 1, 2, and 3). If left unchecked, dropping an X in column 0 would win the game for them. To block this imminent threat, I must place my O in column 0, which will land at the bottom and prevent a horizontal four-in-a-row for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296609407}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 1 to block a potential horizontal win for my opponent. They currently have X pieces at columns 2 and 3 in row 4. If they were to play at column 1, they would have three in a row and could win by playing at column 0. By blocking at column 1, I prevent this threat while keeping my options open for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296701399}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that the most forcing move is to play in column 2. Dropping an O in column 2 lands in row 3 and forms a potential diagonal with the O’s already at (4,3) and (5,4). This sets up a threat: if the opponent ever drops a piece in column 1 (to fill the gap), the next available spot in column 1 will be row 2, which would complete the diagonal sequence (2,1), (3,2), (4,3), (5,4) and win the game. Moreover, if the opponent avoids column 1, I can build a horizontal threat along row 3. Given these dual threats, column 2 is the best move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296892099}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks my opponent\'s potential horizontal threat (they have two Xs in a row at row 3). This move also builds on my existing O in row 4, creating potential vertical opportunities. It\'s both defensive against immediate threats and sets up future possibilities for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296960864}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that our pieces already form a diagonal from (5,4) to (3,2). Adding a piece at (2,1) would complete a four‐in‐a‐row win. However, due to gravity, we can’t place directly at (2,1) because column 1’s next available cell is (3,1). By playing in column 1 now, we block any potential vertical threat from X (who already has two pieces in column 1) and set up our diagonal win: next time, if our opponent doesn’t block column 1, we can drop another O to land at (2,1) to win. Hence, the best move is to drop in column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297017123}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 will create a vertical line of three O pieces, which forces my opponent to block in their next move. This is a strategic threat that limits my opponent\'s options and could set up future winning opportunities. Other columns don\'t create as strong of a position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297195641}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed a winning diagonal: my Os are already at (row5, col4), (row4, col3), and (row3, col2). By dropping an O in column 1, it falls to row2 and completes the diagonal (row2, col1) → (row3, col2) → (row4, col3) → (row5, col4), giving me four in a row. This immediate win beat any need to block opponent threats, so I choose column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297245386}]','2025-03-18 10:39:39','2025-03-18 11:27:25',11),(2932,4,7,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 14, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 520232, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1167, \"oldRating\": 1180}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1251, \"oldRating\": 1238}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1167, \"oldRating\": 1180}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1251, \"oldRating\": 1238}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the middle column (column 3) for my first move. This is strategically optimal as it provides the most opportunities for future connections in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). The middle column allows maximum flexibility for my future moves and begins to establish control of the center of the board, which is key in Connect Four strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295911996}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece, maintains central board control, and begins setting up potential horizontal connections without giving my opponent an immediate advantage. This position keeps my options open for future moves in multiple directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295929639}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because:\\n1. It creates a two-piece horizontal sequence with my existing O piece (in columns 3 and 4)\\n2. It begins to control the center of the board, which offers more winning paths\\n3. It prevents my opponent from potentially building off their X piece horizontally in that direction\\n4. It doesn\'t create an immediate setup for my opponent by placing a piece directly above the existing pieces\\n\\nThis move both advances my position toward potential horizontal, vertical and diagonal winning paths while maintaining good board control.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295956227}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 5 to block my opponent from extending their horizontal line. They currently have two X pieces in a row (columns 3 and 4), and if they were to play in column 5, they would have three in a row with potential to win. By playing here, I prevent their immediate horizontal threat while also maintaining flexibility for my future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295977630}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it allows me to start building a sequence from the left side of the board. This move doesn\'t create any immediate threats but sets up future winning opportunities. It avoids giving my opponent any obvious advantages and keeps my options open for future moves. Since the board is still quite open, this is a good strategic position to develop my presence on the left side while my existing pieces are in the middle-right area.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295990158}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 for several strategic reasons. There\'s no immediate threat from my opponent that I need to block, and I can\'t make a winning connection yet. By placing my piece in column 6, I\'m creating a balanced position across the board since I already have pieces in columns 2 and 5. This move gives me potential diagonal connecting opportunities in the future and avoids stacking directly on top of my opponent\'s pieces (which could help them build vertical connections). Additionally, controlling the edges of the board (I\'ll now have both the right side with column 6 and middle-left with column 2) provides me with more future connecting possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296011441}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it strategically places my piece between my existing O pieces in columns 1, 3, and 4. This creates multiple potential winning scenarios in future moves - both horizontally and diagonally. It gives me the best position to build toward a connect four while not setting up any obvious advantage for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296022375}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to begin building a vertical line with my existing piece at (5,5). This gives me a clear path toward a potential vertical win in future moves while maintaining control of the center-right portion of the board. There are no immediate threats from my opponent that I need to block, and this move doesn\'t create any obvious advantages for them. Column 5 is also closer to the center than column 6, giving me more strategic flexibility.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296093152}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 for two key reasons: First, it blocks my opponent from potentially creating a horizontal line of three X pieces along the bottom row (columns 2, 3, 5, 6), which could lead to a win. Second, it builds on my existing O pieces (columns 1, 3, 4) at the bottom row and starts developing a potential vertical stack. This move provides both defensive value by blocking a threat and offensive potential by continuing to build my position in the center of the board, which typically offers more winning combinations.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296105076}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 to block a potential horizontal threat from my opponent. If they were to play in column 4 and then column 1, they could create a horizontal four-in-a-row. By playing in column 4, I prevent this threat while also creating my own horizontal connection with my piece in column 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296202092}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it serves two important purposes: First, it blocks a potential threat where my opponent has two X pieces in positions 5 and 6 of row 5, which could become three-in-a-row if they play in column 3 later. Second, it starts building my own vertical line. This is better than playing in column 1, which would give me two horizontal O\'s but doesn\'t address any immediate threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296220200}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to create a vertical stack of three O pieces. This gives me a strong threatening position, as I\'ll be just one move away from connecting four vertically. While my opponent has a potential diagonal threat starting, my vertical threat is more immediate and will force them to respond defensively rather than pursue their own strategy. Creating this strong offensive position is more valuable than just playing defensively.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296325684}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to play in column 4 to block a potential diagonal win for X. Currently, X has two pieces in a diagonal at positions (2,5) and (3,4). If they place a piece in column 4 next, they would have three in a row diagonally and could create a winning threat. By placing my O in column 4, I interrupt this diagonal sequence and prevent X from building toward a win. Additionally, this move could help me start building a vertical line of O pieces in this column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296338855}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 because it gives me an immediate vertical win. I already have three O\'s vertically stacked in column 5 (in rows 3, 4, and 5), and by placing my piece in column 5, it will fall to row 2, creating a vertical line of four O\'s and winning the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296426186}]','2025-03-18 10:39:40','2025-03-18 11:13:46',16),(2933,4,16,15,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 127856, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1237, \"oldRating\": 1228}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct\", \"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1068, \"oldRating\": 1077}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 9, \"newRating\": 1237, \"oldRating\": 1228}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -9, \"newRating\": 1068, \"oldRating\": 1077}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the middle column (3) because it provides the most strategic value for an opening move. The center position allows for potential connections in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals) and maximizes my future options. Control of the center is generally considered the strongest opening strategy in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295929412}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it\'s the center column and gives me the most flexibility for future moves. Since the board is mostly empty, I\'m not blocking any potential lines of 4 pieces for my opponent, but rather setting up for potential future winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295935629}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 allows me to start building a potential horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3. This is a strong strategic move early in the game as it gives me flexibility for future plays. If my opponent plays in column 1, I can extend to column 0, and if they play in column 4, I can extend to column 5. This move also avoids giving them an immediate vertical stacking opportunity above my pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295955401}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To block the opponent\'s potential line and start building our own line, either horizontally or vertically.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295974056}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 extends my horizontal sequence to three in a row, builds toward the center of the board where more winning opportunities exist, and creates potential diagonal threats for future moves. This move balances offense by creating a potential winning sequence while limiting my opponent\'s center board development.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295997509}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking opponent\'s winning line and setting up future opportunity\", \"timestamp\": 1742296010440}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I currently have three O\'s in a row horizontally at the bottom row (columns 2, 3, and 4). By placing my piece in column 5, it will fall to the bottom position, creating a horizontal line of four O\'s and giving me an immediate win. Column 1 would also create a winning line, but either move results in victory, so I\'m choosing column 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296046571}]','2025-03-18 10:39:41','2025-03-18 11:07:26',16),(2934,4,16,14,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", null, null, null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 135440, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1248, \"oldRating\": 1237}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"google/gemini-2.0-flash-001\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1104, \"oldRating\": 1115}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1248, \"oldRating\": 1237}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1104, \"oldRating\": 1115}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the most strategic advantage. The center column offers the most potential winning paths and gives me control of the middle of the board. This position maximizes my connection opportunities in all directions while maintaining flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295958683}, {\"move\": \"6\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742295974869}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it builds upon my existing position near the center. By placing my piece adjacent to my current one in column 3, I begin establishing a potential horizontal threat that my opponent needs to address. The center region offers more connection opportunities in all directions, and this move maintains my presence in this valuable area without opening up any immediate advantages for my opponent. It\'s a solid positional play that gives me flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742295995840}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking the opponent from getting three in a row and potentially setting up future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296001973}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 extends my horizontal sequence to three O pieces in a row (in positions 2, 3, and 4 of the bottom row). This creates a strong threat that my opponent must address, and starts building toward a potential winning sequence. This move gives me the best offensive position without creating any obvious advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296029436}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent\'s potential win by playing in column 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296033034}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it will give me an immediate win. I currently have three O pieces in a row at the bottom (positions 2,3,4), and placing my piece in column 1 will create a horizontal line of four O\'s, winning the game. No other move provides an immediate win, and there are no critical threats I need to block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296084270}]','2025-03-18 10:39:42','2025-03-18 11:08:04',16),(2935,4,16,7,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 11, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 222664, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1224}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1164, \"oldRating\": 1178}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1238, \"oldRating\": 1224}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1164, \"oldRating\": 1178}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it offers the most strategic advantage in Connect Four. The center position provides the maximum number of potential winning paths - horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal directions. By controlling the center early, I create more opportunities to build winning sequences in multiple directions and have better board control. This is a standard strong opening in Connect Four strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296058199}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 which is adjacent to my opponent\'s piece. This gives me a few advantages:\\n1. It starts building a horizontal presence near the center of the board\\n2. It prevents my opponent from easily creating a horizontal connection through columns 2-3\\n3. By playing adjacent rather than on top of their piece, I avoid giving them a vertical stack advantage\\n4. Column 2 is close to the center, which generally offers more strategic possibilities for connecting pieces in multiple directions\\n5. This move doesn\'t set up any immediate threats or advantages for my opponent\", \"timestamp\": 1742296068057}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 builds a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3, maintains control of the center of the board which is strategically valuable, and begins to establish multiple potential winning paths. This is a standard strong opening play in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296086634}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 for several strategic reasons. First, it helps me build toward the center of the board, which generally provides more opportunities for connections. Second, it creates potential for a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 2, as I could later play in columns 3 and 4 to complete a horizontal four. Third, it prevents my opponent from building upward from their pieces in columns 3 and 4, which could give them vertical threats. Finally, by playing in column 5, I\'m setting up multiple potential winning paths (horizontal and diagonal) rather than focusing on just one direction. This creates more threats that my opponent will need to defend against in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296099038}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it extends my current two-in-a-row (at columns 3-4) into a three-in-a-row threat (at columns 2-3-4). This creates immediate pressure on my opponent and forces them to block at column 1 or develop another strategy. This position also gives me potential diagonal opportunities in future moves. While column 5 would also create a three-in-a-row, column 2 provides slightly better board control for future plays.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296127871}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 for several strategic reasons. By placing my piece here, I\'ll be above an opponent\'s X piece and next to another X piece, preventing any immediate vertical or horizontal threat they might develop. Column 3 is also in the center region of the board, which typically offers more connection possibilities in multiple directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals). This move doesn\'t create any immediate winning setup for my opponent on the row above, and it begins to develop my position toward the center of the board where I\'ll have more flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296140177}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 is my best option because:\\n1. It builds on my existing O piece in the bottom row, creating a vertical stack of two O\'s\\n2. It creates potential horizontal threats on two different rows\\n3. It maintains control of the center area of the board, which offers more strategic possibilities\\n4. It doesn\'t set up any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent\\n5. By occupying the center region, I maintain flexibility for future diagonal and horizontal connections\", \"timestamp\": 1742296163433}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it allows me to build upon my existing O piece, creating a vertical pair. This is a good strategic move as it starts developing a vertical threat while maintaining presence in the center of the board, which typically offers more connection opportunities. Playing in columns 3 or 4 would stack on opponent\'s pieces, potentially giving them an advantage. Columns 0, 1, 5, and 6 are reasonable alternatives, but column 2 gives me the best structure toward building a winning position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296179655}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 for two key reasons: First, it gives me three O\'s in a vertical line (positions 3-4-5 in column 4), setting up a potential vertical win next turn. Second, it blocks a potential diagonal threat from my opponent who has X pieces at positions (2,3) and (3,4). This move both creates an offensive opportunity for me while preventing a dangerous setup from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296236539}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 5 to prevent my opponent from completing a diagonal win. Currently, they have three X\'s in a diagonal pattern from bottom-left to top-right (columns 2-4). If they place an X in column 5 at row 3, they would connect 4 and win. By placing my O in column 5, I block this immediate threat while also building on my existing O piece in that column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296248428}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it gives me an immediate win. I already have three O pieces vertically in column 4 (at rows 3, 4, and 5), and placing my piece here will create a vertical connect four. This is a straightforward winning move that takes priority over any defensive considerations.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296269274}]','2025-03-18 10:39:43','2025-03-18 11:11:09',16),(2936,4,1,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 15, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"gpt-4o\", \"gpt-4o\", \"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o\", null]], \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\", \"players\": [\"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"gpt-4o\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\", \"duration\": 205936, \"winner_id\": 1, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-2024-11-20\", \"change\": 22, \"newRating\": 1096, \"oldRating\": 1074}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -22, \"newRating\": 1178, \"oldRating\": 1200}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 22, \"newRating\": 1096, \"oldRating\": 1074}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -22, \"newRating\": 1178, \"oldRating\": 1200}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is empty, so there are no immediate winning or blocking moves. I\'ll start by playing in the center column (3), as occupying the center provides flexibility and control in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296088023}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in the center column. This position allows me to contest the strategically important center region while starting to build potential winning combinations. It also prevents my opponent from immediately developing a horizontal sequence in this direction. Staying near the center provides me with more winning opportunities as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296101683}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 creates immediate pressure on the center, a crucial area for control in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296105881}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 builds a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 2, creating more winning opportunities without giving my opponent any immediate advantage. This establishes a foundation for potential horizontal or diagonal wins while keeping my options open for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296124851}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 3 already has two of my pieces and picking this column means I will have three aligned vertically. Hence, this move will set me up for a winning opportunity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296129584}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 3 immediately because my opponent has 3 X\'s stacked vertically. If I don\'t block this column, they will win on their next move. Additionally, placing my piece in column 3 connects with my two existing pieces in columns 1 and 2, potentially setting up a horizontal threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296143621}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"After continuing the analysis, I noticed that my opponent (X) has no immediate threats. Therefore, I am prioritizing creating opportunities for myself and maintaining a defensive position. Placing in column 2 starts aligning vertically and sets up diagonal opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296152613}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 creates a horizontal three-in-a-row at the bottom of the board. This creates pressure on my opponent and starts building toward a potential win. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate winning opportunities and develops my position strategically.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296169251}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The move in column 3 blocks the immediate threat of the opponent forming a vertical line of 4 \\\"X\\\" pieces in this column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296180541}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 3 where my opponent has three X pieces vertically (rows 1, 3, 4, 5). If I don\'t block position (3,0), my opponent will place there on their next turn and create a vertical connect four. There are no immediate winning opportunities for me, so defensive play is the priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296198523}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s potential diagonal win in column 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296210696}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 4 to block my opponent\'s horizontal win opportunity. They currently have three X pieces in a row in columns 2, 3, and would win if they place in column 4. By placing my O here, I prevent their immediate win while also beginning to develop my own position in the center of the board, which often provides better strategic options going forward.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296229744}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block Claude\'s potential diagonal win in column 5. Dropping an O in column 5 prevents them from completing a line of 4 on their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296242677}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it\'s a critical defensive move. My opponent has three Xs in a row at the bottom (columns 2, 3, 4) and could win horizontally if they play in column 5. Additionally, there\'s a diagonal threat forming with Xs at (2,2), (3,3) that could extend to (4,4) and (5,5). By playing in column 5, I block both threats at once. This is clearly the most urgent defensive move on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296262066}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 4 strengthens diagonal winning pathways for O while avoiding immediate risks and blocking strategic advantages for X.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296290240}]','2025-03-18 10:59:17','2025-03-18 11:11:30',1),(2937,4,14,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 31, \"board\": [[null, null, \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"], [null, \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"]], \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"players\": [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"duration\": 459636, \"winner_id\": 14, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"google/gemini-2.0-flash-001\", \"change\": 18, \"newRating\": 1122, \"oldRating\": 1104}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -18, \"newRating\": 1123, \"oldRating\": 1141}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 18, \"newRating\": 1122, \"oldRating\": 1104}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -18, \"newRating\": 1123, \"oldRating\": 1141}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing the center column as it opens up the most possibilities for future horizontal and diagonal connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296110139}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in the center column. This gives me a strong position near the center of the board, which offers more potential winning paths. It allows me to potentially build horizontal connections while maintaining flexibility for diagonal strategies. By playing near the center, I\'m contesting the most valuable area of the board without stacking directly on my opponent\'s piece, which would give them an advantage in controlling the center column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296125485}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"No immediate tactical advantage, choosing a random column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296134502}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 for several strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. It places my piece in between my opponent\'s two X pieces (at positions 0 and 3), which prevents them from building a potential connection through this space.\\n\\n2. This move begins to establish my presence near the center of the board, which is typically advantageous in Connect Four as it offers more winning directions.\\n\\n3. By playing in column 2, I\'m starting to build potential diagonal winning paths while not opening up any immediate threats for my opponent.\\n\\n4. Since it\'s early in the game, controlling the center region is important for future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296149688}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Block opponent from creating a diagonal line\", \"timestamp\": 1742296156179}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 is strategically advantageous as it creates potential diagonal connection opportunities with my existing pieces in columns 2 and 4. It also begins developing the right side of the board where I currently have no presence. This move doesn\'t set up any immediate winning moves for my opponent, while giving me more options for future connections either horizontally or diagonally.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296173397}, {\"move\": \"4\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296189268}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 6 to extend my sequence of O pieces on the bottom row. This position doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats and starts to build a potential horizontal winning opportunity for me. It also prevents my opponent from using that space to potentially create their own threat later.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296214177}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Block opponent from winning by placing piece in column 2\", \"timestamp\": 1742296232130}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it blocks a potential horizontal threat from my opponent (they have X pieces at positions (2,4) and (4,4) with column 3 empty between them). Additionally, placing my piece in column 3 controls the center of the board, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four and gives me more flexibility for future moves. The piece will land at position (3,4), creating potential diagonal opportunities with my existing pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296251665}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent can win on the next turn by playing in column 5. I must block this column to prevent them from winning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296260882}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve chosen column 0 as a strategic move. It places my piece at (0,4) which helps prevent any potential diagonal threats from my opponent while building my presence on the left side of the board. There are no immediate threats to block or winning opportunities to take, so this strategic positioning gives me the best chance to set up future winning patterns without giving my opponent any advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296282443}, {\"move\": \"1\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296298516}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 6 builds on my existing pieces by creating a vertical stack of Os. This creates potential for both vertical and diagonal winning opportunities in future moves while not enabling any immediate threats from my opponent. It\'s the most strategically valuable position on the current board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296319230}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 to potentially set up a vertical win condition and prevent opponent from taking advantage of the column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296331891}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 2 to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat. They currently have X X _ X across columns 1, 2, and 4 in row 4. If I don\'t block column 2, they\'ll win on their next move. This is clearly the highest priority move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296348434}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent will win if they play in column 3, so I must block them.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296354462}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it creates multiple potential winning paths. It strengthens my position vertically by stacking on my existing O piece in row 5, and it creates diagonal opportunities connecting with my pieces in columns 2 and 6. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any obvious advantage, and it increases my board control in the center region, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296373373}, {\"move\": \"3\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296389816}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 3 where my opponent has X pieces in rows 2, 3, and 5. If I don\'t place my piece here, they\'ll complete a vertical connect four on their next turn. This is a defensive necessity to prevent an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296407035}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent\'s win in column 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296411340}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because placing my piece there builds toward a potential vertical threat, while also preventing my opponent from using this column effectively. This position also gives me flexibility for future diagonal connections. None of the other columns offer immediate winning opportunities or defensive necessities, so this strategic positioning is my best option.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296426783}, {\"move\": \"5\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296441021}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 2 will land in row 1, which helps me develop board presence in the upper portion. This move doesn\'t create an immediate threat, but it gives me flexibility for future horizontal connections and doesn\'t set up any winning opportunities for my opponent. It\'s a strategic move that maintains balanced board control.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296458758}, {\"move\": \"3\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296477748}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it will land in row 1, creating potential diagonal winning opportunities in future turns. It connects with my existing pieces and doesn\'t give my opponent an obvious advantage in their next move. This move gives me flexibility while building toward a potential win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296494362}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Block opponent from winning and set up potential future win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296505884}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it places my piece at a strategic position where it connects with my existing pieces. This move doesn\'t create an immediate win, but it strengthens my position on the right side of the board and creates potential for future diagonal and horizontal winning opportunities. There are no immediate threats from my opponent that I need to block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296525144}, {\"move\": \"2\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296539945}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 6, I place my piece at position (6,1). This creates a potential diagonal winning opportunity if I can later play at (3,0). While there\'s no immediate win or threat to block, this move positions me better for future moves without giving my opponent any immediate advantage. It\'s also important to prevent my opponent from potentially using this column for their strategic development.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296554681}, {\"move\": \"6\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296565695}]','2025-03-18 10:59:18','2025-03-18 11:16:05',14),(2938,4,3,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", null, null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 72493, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1251, \"oldRating\": 1238}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1165, \"oldRating\": 1178}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1251, \"oldRating\": 1238}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1165, \"oldRating\": 1178}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose the center column, column 3, because playing in the center grants maximum connection opportunities in all directions (vertical, horizontal, and diagonal). Additionally, staking out the center gives a strong foundation for potential winning moves several turns ahead while not providing an immediate advantage to the opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296272318}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2, which is adjacent to my opponent\'s piece. This gives me presence in the middle region of the board, which offers more potential winning patterns. Playing next to my opponent\'s piece also prevents them from easily building horizontal sequences from the center. This move keeps my options open for creating diagonal, vertical, and horizontal winning opportunities as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296285995}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose column 3 because placing my piece on top of the existing O in column 3 sets me up for a vertical threat. It doesn’t give any immediate advantage to my opponent and begins building a potential winning sequence.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296295863}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 allows me to start building a horizontal threat with my piece in column 2, while also countering my opponent\'s development in column 3. This position gives me flexibility for future moves in multiple directions (horizontal and diagonal possibilities) and prevents my opponent from developing freely on the right side of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296309269}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I noticed that we already have two O pieces in column 3 (at rows 5 and 4). Dropping another O in column 3 will stack our pieces vertically and set up a three-in-a-row, which can lead to a win in future moves. This move neither gives our opponent an easy win opportunity nor blocks any imminent threat, and it sets up a strong future move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296315360}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 creates the beginning of a horizontal threat connecting toward my piece in column 2. This is a good developing move that doesn\'t create any immediate advantages for my opponent. It starts building my offensive position while keeping my options open. My opponent\'s vertical stack in column 3 isn\'t an immediate threat since they would need to play twice in that column to complete four in a row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296334372}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Examining the board, I see that column 3 already has three of my pieces at rows 3, 4, and 5. Dropping an O into column 3 will land at row 2, giving me four in a vertical line and thus immediately winning the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296341802}]','2025-03-18 10:59:19','2025-03-18 11:12:21',3),(2939,4,7,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"duration\": 97326, \"winner_id\": 7, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1180, \"oldRating\": 1164}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1149, \"oldRating\": 1165}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1180, \"oldRating\": 1164}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1149, \"oldRating\": 1165}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the middle column (3) for my opening move because it offers the most strategic advantage. This position allows for the maximum number of potential winning combinations - horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal directions. Controlling the center of the board is a standard opening strategy in Connect Four as it provides the greatest flexibility for future moves. By placing my first piece in column 3, I\'m establishing a strong central position while keeping all options open for my subsequent moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296297715}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in column 3, giving me presence in the central region of the board. This position helps prevent my opponent from easily forming a horizontal line while setting up my own potential winning paths. The center and near-center columns provide the most opportunities for winning combinations in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296313365}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it positions my piece adjacent to my existing piece in column 3, beginning to build a horizontal connection. This move works toward controlling the center area of the board, which provides the most potential winning paths. By placing my piece in column 2, I\'m setting up the possibility for both horizontal and diagonal winning opportunities in the future. Since it\'s early in the game, establishing a strong position near the center is optimal strategy. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats or advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296324749}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 5, I create the beginning of a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 4. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage and helps me establish presence on the right side of the board. It also prevents my opponent from using this position to create a diagonal threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296340913}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 1, I\'ll extend my two existing O pieces into three in a row (positions 1, 2, 3 in the bottom row). This creates a threat my opponent must respond to. It also sets up potential future diagonal win opportunities and doesn\'t create any immediate advantages for my opponent. This move builds on my current position while limiting my opponent\'s options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296354975}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 6 to extend my current two-piece sequence (at positions 4,5 and 5,5) to three in a row. This creates a potential winning threat and forces my opponent to respond defensively. While my opponent has three X\'s in a row, they cannot immediately connect four since position (4,5) already contains my piece, blocking their horizontal threat. Playing in column 6 is offensive rather than purely defensive and gives me more options for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296375196}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I am placing my piece in column 0 because I already have three \'O\'s in a row at positions (1,5), (2,5), and (3,5). Adding an \'O\' at position (0,5) will create a horizontal line of four \'O\'s, winning the game immediately. This is the optimal move as it gives me an immediate victory without allowing my opponent another turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296387601}]','2025-03-18 10:59:20','2025-03-18 11:13:07',7),(2940,4,10,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 21, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"duration\": 886660, \"winner_id\": 10, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1264, \"oldRating\": 1251}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1172, \"oldRating\": 1185}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 13, \"newRating\": 1264, \"oldRating\": 1251}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -13, \"newRating\": 1172, \"oldRating\": 1185}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it offers the maximum number of potential winning pathways. Playing in the center gives me the most flexibility for future moves and is the optimal strategic position to begin the game. This position will allow me to develop threats in multiple directions as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296354492}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2, which is adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in column 3. This position gives me potential diagonal opportunities while maintaining presence near the center of the board. Playing adjacent to my opponent\'s piece allows me to start developing threats while preventing them from easily establishing a strong central position. This is a balanced opening move that doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantages and sets up possible future winning patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296369575}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s adjacent to my current piece in column 3, which begins building toward a potential horizontal win. This move maintains my presence in the valuable center region of the board. The central columns (2-4) provide the most potential winning paths, so establishing pieces there early is strategically sound. My opponent has played in column 2, so by playing in column 4, I\'m developing my position on the opposite side, giving me flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296387391}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat. They currently have two X pieces in a row at positions (5,3) and (5,4). If they were to play in column 5 next, they would have three in a row and be one move away from winning horizontally. By placing my O in column 5, I prevent this immediate threat. Additionally, this move gives me potential to build my own opportunities on this side of the board without giving my opponent any immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296401619}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it allows me to extend my presence on the right side of the board next to my existing pieces in columns 3 and 4. This gives me better board control without setting up any immediate advantages for my opponent. While column 1 is also available, placing at column 6 creates a more consolidated position rather than spreading my pieces too thin across the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296436738}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my piece in column 1 for several strategic reasons. First, this positions my piece adjacent to my existing O in column 2, which begins to build a potential horizontal threat. By playing here, I\'m creating multiple potential win paths - both horizontally and diagonally. If my opponent doesn\'t block column 0 next turn, I could potentially create a horizontal threat. This move doesn\'t create any immediate advantage for my opponent, as it doesn\'t set them up for an easy connect four. Additionally, placing my piece here maintains balance across the board rather than clustering all my pieces on one side.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296451599}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 0 because it gives me control of a new column, balances my position across the board with pieces in columns 0, 3, 4, and 6, and doesn\'t create any immediate opportunities for my opponent. While center columns are generally more valuable, I already have pieces in columns 3 and 4, so expanding my position to the left side of the board is strategically sound.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296489676}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because:\\n1. It places my piece on top of an opponent\'s piece, starting a vertical stack that I can potentially use later\\n2. It creates a balanced position in the middle of the board, giving me flexibility for future moves\\n3. It disrupts any potential plans my opponent might have for that column\\n4. Most importantly, it creates a scenario where I have pieces at positions 1, 2, 3, and 5, which forces my opponent to defend multiple potential connect-4 opportunities in future turns\\n5. This position doesn\'t create any obvious winning setups for my opponent on their next turn\", \"timestamp\": 1742296506694}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it builds on my existing piece in the bottom row, maintains control of the center of the board which offers more strategic possibilities for future moves, and doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantages. This move starts developing my position while keeping my options open for both vertical and diagonal connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296580126}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it\'s a central position which is strategically valuable in Connect Four. This move allows me to start building vertically in the middle of the board, placing an O above the existing X. While it doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity, controlling the center columns provides more winning pathways in future moves. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats and begins to establish my presence in the critical central area of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296598419}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3. They already have two Xs stacked vertically, and if they get a third, they\'ll be one move away from winning. While playing in column 4 would give me three Os in a vertical line, defense is the priority since my opponent could create an unstoppable winning position otherwise.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296717965}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks my opponent\'s potential vertical build-up in that column. Additionally, this move prevents my opponent from creating a strong central position, while allowing me to start building a potential diagonal connection with my pieces in columns 1, 2, and 3. This is a defensive move that also sets up future opportunities for me without creating an easy winning setup for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296737632}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 gives me three pieces in the column (rows 2, 4, and 5). Even though they\'re not consecutive due to the X at row 3, this provides the best foundation for a potential vertical win. If I can later play at positions (4,1) and (4,0), I would have five pieces in the column, guaranteeing a connect four despite the interruption. This move offers the strongest strategic position compared to the alternatives.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296832026}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential win. They have X X in columns 3 and 4, with another X in column 6 at the bottom row. If they place in column 5, they would complete a horizontal line of 4. Additionally, by playing in column 5, I create a vertical stack of two Os, which could be useful for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296851675}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 because it creates a diagonal connection with my piece at position 4,2. This sets up potential diagonal win opportunities in the future. It also doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats or advantages. This move helps me establish control in the middle-right area of the board, which could lead to multiple winning paths in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296908443}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it begins building a horizontal threat with my existing Os in columns 3 and 4. This gives me potential for a future horizontal win while not creating any immediate advantages for my opponent. There are no immediate threats I need to block, so this is a good offensive move that develops my position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296930052}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 because my piece will land at position (5,2), creating a horizontal line of three Os at positions (3,2), (4,2), and (5,2). This sets up a strong threat for my next move and doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate winning opportunities. Additionally, this position creates potential diagonal threats for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297047449}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 6 because my opponent has three X\'s in a row at the third row (positions 3,3, 4,3, and 5,3). If I don\'t block this, they\'ll place a piece at position 6,3 and win with a horizontal connect four. This is the most urgent threat on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297064826}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 which will fall to row 4. This creates a strong vertical threat with Os already at positions (4,0), (4,1), and (4,3). While there\'s still a gap at (4,2) that my opponent will likely block, this move applies the most pressure and creates the strongest threat among my available options. None of the other columns offer an immediate win or better strategic position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297171140}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 2, it will create a diagonal win with four \'O\' pieces connecting from position (2,2) diagonally up to (5,5). This diagonal includes my existing pieces at positions (3,3), (4,4), and (5,5).\", \"timestamp\": 1742297190398}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my O in column 2 will complete a horizontal row of four O pieces in row 2. This is an immediate win. The piece will land exactly where I need it to connect with the three O pieces already in position at columns 3, 4, and 5 on that row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297228494}]','2025-03-18 10:59:21','2025-03-18 11:27:08',10),(2941,4,17,3,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 18, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", null, null, null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"]], \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 229522, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -10, \"newRating\": 1113, \"oldRating\": 1123}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 10, \"newRating\": 1261, \"oldRating\": 1251}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -10, \"newRating\": 1113, \"oldRating\": 1123}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 10, \"newRating\": 1261, \"oldRating\": 1251}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the middle column (3) for my first move because it provides the most strategic value in Connect Four. The center column allows for the maximum number of potential winning combinations - horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal directions. This gives me flexibility for future moves and is considered a strong opening position in Connect Four strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296397004}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I considered that the center columns offer more possibilities in Connect Four and also that blocking or counter-building potential is key. Since the opponent only has one piece so far (in column 3 at the bottom center), playing in column 3 would allow me to build vertically and offer future diagonal and horizontal opportunities. The center position is often a strategic spot, so I chose column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296401879}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting column 2 because it gives me good central positioning and starts building a potential horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3. Playing near the center provides more opportunities for future connections in multiple directions. At this early stage, positioning pieces in a way that creates multiple potential winning paths is key to a strong Connect Four strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296418396}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and considered both offensive and defensive strategies. Placing an \'O\' in column 4 uses the center of the board to build future connections while also preventing any potential horizontal threat from \'X\' in the lower row. It is a safe, strategic move that offers multiple win paths (diagonally or horizontally) without giving free rein to the opponent. Therefore, I choose to drop my piece in column 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296429653}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 extends my potential for a horizontal win by placing a piece that would be connected to my existing two Os in columns 2 and 3. This gives me three in a row horizontally, forcing my opponent to block in column 0 or risk me winning next turn. This move doesn\'t immediately help my opponent create any winning patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296445773}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent can win immediately by dropping an X piece in column 0, which would complete a horizontal four in row 5 (columns 0 to 3). To block this and prevent an immediate loss, I drop my O piece in column 0.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296452573}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks my opponent from building vertically in that column, which could become a threat later. This move also gives me strategic presence in the middle of the board, which is valuable for creating future opportunities. By placing my piece here, I\'m both playing defensively and maintaining flexibility for my strategy going forward.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296470421}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I examined the board and noted that neither side has an immediate win. I looked for moves that would set me up for future threats without giving the opponent any chance to complete a four–in–a–row. Playing in column 5 will place my piece in the bottom (row 5) allowing me to start building potential lines (both horizontal and diagonal) while not opening any immediate winning opportunity for X. Therefore, I choose column 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296479388}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it creates a vertical pair with my existing O piece, strengthens my center position, and gives me the most flexibility for future winning patterns. It doesn\'t create any immediate threats for my opponent to counter and continues building on my strong position in the middle columns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296498044}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, I considered blocking threats and setting up future plays. There is no immediate win available for me, but by choosing column 6 I avoid inadvertently giving the opponent an opportunity, and I place my piece in a position that could help set up a future connection (considering potential diagonals and horizontal plays). Thus, I conclude that column 6 is the best move at this time.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296505877}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I can create an immediate win by placing my piece in column 0, which will complete a horizontal line of 4 O\'s at the bottom row (connecting with my existing pieces in columns 1, 2, and 3).\", \"timestamp\": 1742296519025}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Our opponent could be setting up a diagonal win starting from (row5,1) X, (row4,2) X by aiming for a diagonal sequence: placing a piece in (row3,3) would help him complete a connect-four in subsequent moves by filling (row2,4). Dropping our piece in column 3 lets it fall to row3 and blocks that potential diagonal threat. It also maintains our formation without giving a free win opportunity to him.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296530385}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent from winning with a horizontal connect four. They currently have three X pieces in a row at positions 4, 5, and 6 on the bottom row. By placing my O in column 5, I\'ll block their winning move. This is a defensive necessity that takes priority over other strategic options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296546099}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, I noticed that dropping an O in column 1 places the piece at row4, column1. This move not only starts building a potential diagonal (with O now at (row5,0) and (row4,1)) but also keeps us in a good position for future key moves while avoiding any immediate threats from X. Thus, I choose column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296555567}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 to extend my potential for a horizontal connection on row 4. This continues my line with the O pieces already at positions (4,4) and (5,4). It doesn\'t create any immediate advantage for my opponent and gives me flexibility for future moves. There are no immediate winning moves or blocking moves needed in this position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296575936}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the board, there doesn’t seem to be an immediate win available, and I need to continue building strategic pressure while ensuring that my opponent’s potential threats are kept in check. The central column (3) provides good flexibility as it is in the middle of the board, offering opportunities to later build vertical, horizontal, or diagonal connections. It also prevents my opponent from positioning in the center and keeps my options open for future moves. Therefore, I will drop my piece in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296584694}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 3 where my opponent has three X pieces vertically (at positions 2, 3, and 5). If I don\'t block this column, they will place a fourth X on their next turn and win the game. There are no other immediate winning opportunities for me, so preventing my opponent\'s win is the priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296601201}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I inspected the board carefully considering both blocking potential threats from the opponent and setting up a potential win in the future. Dropping in column 2 will let my piece land at row3, where it lines up nicely with my other pieces and could be used for a future horizontal or diagonal connection while not allowing my opponent any immediate tactical breakthrough. This move appears to balance blocking and opportunity, so I choose column 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296617158}]','2025-03-18 10:59:22','2025-03-18 11:16:57',3),(2942,4,12,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"o1 - (high)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"o1 - (high)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (high)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o1 - (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"duration\": 129583, \"winner_id\": 12, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": 8, \"newRating\": 1355, \"oldRating\": 1347}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -8, \"newRating\": 1141, \"oldRating\": 1149}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 8, \"newRating\": 1355, \"oldRating\": 1347}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -8, \"newRating\": 1141, \"oldRating\": 1149}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"On an empty board, placing a piece in the center (column 3) is typically considered the strongest opening move because it provides the most opportunities to form connect-fours in different directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296432425}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece and allows me to establish presence in the central area of the board. This placement prevents my opponent from easily building horizontal sequences from their current position while giving me good options for future moves. Columns 2, 3, and 4 offer the most connection opportunities in Connect Four, so controlling these areas early is strategically valuable. By playing in column 2 rather than directly on top of their piece in column 3, I avoid giving them a chance to build vertical pressure.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296452201}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing another O in column 3 stays near the center and helps build towards potential vertical or diagonal threats down the road.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296481319}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks a potential diagonal threat from my opponent\'s pieces in column 3 while also starting to build a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 2. This move gives me options for future diagonal and horizontal winning opportunities while preventing my opponent from developing an advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296498101}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing O in column 3 stacks three O’s vertically (rows 3–5), forcing X to block there next turn. That move also sets up future threats without giving X any immediate winning chance.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296524884}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it builds upon my existing O piece at (2,5) and starts forming a potential horizontal line. This move also allows me to develop my position while not giving my opponent any immediate advantages. Since my opponent has three X pieces in column 3, I need to start creating my own threats rather than just reacting to theirs.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296542852}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 3, I place another O directly above the existing vertical stack and achieve four O’s in a row for an immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296555799}]','2025-03-18 10:59:23','2025-03-18 11:15:55',12),(2943,4,4,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 19, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (low)\", null], [null, null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"players\": [\"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o1 - (low)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"duration\": 386699, \"winner_id\": 4, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1244}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1131, \"oldRating\": 1142}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1255, \"oldRating\": 1244}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1131, \"oldRating\": 1142}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"With an empty board, dropping in the center column (3) is generally considered the best opening strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296524120}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to the center where my opponent played. This position gives me flexibility for future moves and starts building toward potential horizontal connections. Columns 2 and 4 are strong strategic positions after the center column, and this allows me to establish presence near the middle of the board where more connection opportunities exist.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296536173}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"With only two pieces played so far, the best move is to place in column 4 at the bottom row. This lines up next to your existing piece in column 3, potentially helping you form a horizontal connect-four in the future.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296544714}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to block my opponent\'s horizontal development. They already have two X pieces in a row at positions (3,5) and (4,5), so by placing my piece in column 5, I prevent them from extending their line to three pieces. This is a defensive move that also gives me more presence on the right side of the board for potential future strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296558889}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The best strategy at this early stage is to build vertically in column 3, creating a potential stack of Os toward four in a row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296572765}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks my opponent\'s potential horizontal connection. Right now they have X pieces at positions (5,3) and (5,4). If I place my O at column 4, it prevents them from building on their horizontal line from the right side. Additionally, this position is centrally located, which is strategically advantageous in Connect Four as it opens up more winning possibilities in multiple directions (horizontally, vertically, and diagonally). By playing in the middle area of the board, I\'m also setting myself up for more flexible future plays.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296589035}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing O in column 3 (it will land in row 3) creates three Os stacked vertically, setting up a strong threat for a winning four-in-a-row on the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296607091}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3, where they already have three X pieces in a row. If I don\'t play here, they\'ll win on their next move by completing a vertical connect four. There are no immediate winning opportunities for me, so this defensive move is critical.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296619914}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 4 lets us place an O at row 3, col 4 and form two adjacent O’s in row 3 (columns 3 and 4). This helps build a strong position without leaving an immediate threat for the opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296650309}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it blocks my opponent\'s potential horizontal threat (they have two X pieces at positions (3,3) and (4,3)). Additionally, placing my piece in column 5 builds upon my existing O at position (5,5) and creates better positioning for future plays without giving my opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296668007}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing our O in column 2 drops it into row 4, setting up a strong diagonal threat while not leaving an immediate win for X. This is our best move for now.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296700354}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 3 to block my opponent\'s vertical connect-4 threat. They currently have three X pieces stacked in column 3 (at rows 3, 4, and 5), and would win on their next turn if I don\'t block. Additionally, playing here connects with my existing O piece in column 3, creating a vertical pair of my own pieces, which could be useful in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296721252}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing O in column 2 lands it at row 3, and sets up a three-in-a-row (col2,col3,col4) horizontally. It also supports possible diagonal threats. This creates a strong chance of forcing the opponent to block and opening further opportunities on our next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296754775}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat. They have three X\'s in a row in the third row at positions 2-3-4, and could win on their next turn by playing in column 5. By placing my piece in column 5, I block this immediate threat. Additionally, this adds to my vertical presence in column 5 where I already have two O pieces, potentially setting up my own vertical opportunity in the future.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296769684}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"X threatens to connect four vertically in column 5 next turn; we must block by dropping O there.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296801666}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat in row 3. They already have three X\'s in a row at positions (2,3), (3,3), and (4,3). By placing my piece in column 4, it will land at position (2,4), preventing them from extending their line to the left. This is a defensive necessity to avoid losing on the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296817227}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 2 (landing on row 2) creates a three-in-a-row vertically in that column, which can become four after one more move. There is no immediate winning move or urgent block to make, so column 2 is a strong setup.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296843155}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it allows me to place a third O in a vertical line (positions 4,2 - 4,3 - 4,4). This creates a strong vertical threat that my opponent will need to address, while not giving them any immediate winning opportunities. This move builds toward a potential vertical connect-four win while maintaining good board position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296866469}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing in column 2 creates a vertical stack of O’s in that column (rows 1–4) for an immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296907220}]','2025-03-18 10:59:24','2025-03-18 11:21:47',4),(2944,4,17,12,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 12, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [\"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o1 - (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"duration\": 385716, \"winner_id\": 12, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -8, \"newRating\": 1162, \"oldRating\": 1170}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": 8, \"newRating\": 1363, \"oldRating\": 1355}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -8, \"newRating\": 1162, \"oldRating\": 1170}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 8, \"newRating\": 1363, \"oldRating\": 1355}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the most strategic value. The center column allows for the most possible winning combinations (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal directions). It gives me maximum flexibility for future moves and establishes strong board positioning from the start. This is a standard strong opening in Connect Four strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296565908}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The center columns often provide better future opportunities. With minimal threat from the opponent at this stage, placing O on top of X in column 3 is a strong move for future connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296573908}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my current piece, which starts building a potential horizontal connection. This is a strong strategic choice because it establishes my presence in the center region of the board where more winning combinations are possible. Column 2 also doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats to capitalize on, while setting me up for future diagonal and horizontal opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296591171}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"A good approach is to drop in column 4 to keep X from building three in a row along the bottom and to maintain control near the center. This blocks any immediate threats and sets up O for future plays.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296637074}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it allows me to start building toward a horizontal connect four with my existing pieces in columns 2 and 3. If I can later play in column 0, I could create a horizontal win. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats or advantages. It\'s a strategic move that begins developing my position while keeping my options open. The alternative would be playing in column 4 to block my opponent\'s potential vertical buildup, but building my own winning opportunity seems more advantageous at this early stage in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296652753}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"We must block the potential horizontal connect of X at columns 0,1,2,3. If we don\'t drop at column 0, the opponent can place an X there on their next move and immediately win. Our move is column 0 to block that four-in-a-row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296670272}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it expands my presence on the board and doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage. With my three Os already in position at the bottom row (columns 1-3), adding a piece in column 5 gives me more flexibility for future moves. It could potentially set up diagonal winning opportunities while not creating any immediate threats for my opponent to exploit.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296685533}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 4 is strong because you can build a vertical stack in that column (you already have an O at the bottom) and also set up a potential horizontal line across row 4 (alongside your O in column 3). This threatens a future connect‑four if your opponent does not block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296795518}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing in column 5 because it blocks my opponent from creating a potential three-in-a-row horizontal threat with their pieces at (4,4) and (3,4). This move also continues developing my position on the right side of the board without setting up any immediate advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296814550}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"By dropping O into column 2, you form three O’s in row four (positions (4,2), (4,3), and (4,4)), threatening to place in column 1 next turn for a horizontal connect four. This forces your opponent to block at column 1, giving you a strong position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296903891}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 0, I\'m placing my piece on top of the existing X. This prevents my opponent from building a vertical threat in this column. It also begins to create more of my pieces on the left side of the board, potentially setting up diagonal or vertical opportunities in future moves. While there\'s no immediate win or block needed, this is a solid strategic move that limits my opponent\'s options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296924824}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 1 places an O in row 4, giving 4 O’s in a row (columns 1−4) for the immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296941546}]','2025-03-18 10:59:25','2025-03-18 11:22:21',12),(2945,4,6,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 28, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 447646, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.5-sonnet\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1067, \"oldRating\": 1078}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1199, \"oldRating\": 1188}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1067, \"oldRating\": 1078}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1199, \"oldRating\": 1188}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 (the center column) as it\'s generally the strongest opening move in Connect Four. It provides the most opportunities for future connections in all directions and controls the center of the board, which is strategically important for developing winning threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296577451}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 2, I\'m establishing a strong position adjacent to the center. This prevents my opponent from easily building horizontally from their center piece while giving me multiple directions to develop. Column 2 is a strategic location that offers good potential for future vertical, horizontal, and diagonal connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296592416}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 builds on my existing piece in column 3, creating potential for a horizontal connection while maintaining a strong central position. This move keeps multiple winning paths open without giving my opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296605889}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 5 to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat. They already have two X pieces adjacent to each other in columns 3 and 4, which could lead to a winning opportunity for them if they place a third piece in column 5. By playing here, I\'m preventing their horizontal expansion while also creating more space between my own pieces (columns 2 and 5), giving me multiple potential winning paths in the future.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296623651}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 6 extends towards my existing pieces (O O) while creating potential for both horizontal and diagonal winning opportunities. This move doesn\'t give the opponent any immediate advantages and maintains good board position near the center.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296637814}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 1, I create adjacent O pieces at positions 1 and 2, beginning to establish a horizontal threat. This move starts building my offensive position while not creating any immediate advantages for my opponent. It\'s an early game developing move that gives me flexibility for future strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296656015}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 0 blocks opponent\'s potential three-in-a-row pattern and gives me opportunities to build upward while not creating any immediate advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296665229}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it\'s centrally located on the board, which gives me more flexibility for future plays. By playing here, I\'m placing a piece above my opponent\'s X, which prevents them from building a vertical threat in this column. Additionally, placing in the center columns (like 3) generally provides more opportunities for diagonal and horizontal connections in future turns. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate winning opportunities while improving my position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296684794}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 4 is strategically valuable as it helps build towards horizontal connections with existing O pieces, maintains central board control, and doesn\'t create immediate advantages for the opponent. It also leaves options open for future diagonal or vertical connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296696065}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate horizontal threat. They have X pieces in columns 3, 4, and 6 on the bottom row. If they play in column 5 on their next turn, they would connect four in a row and win. By playing in column 5 myself, I prevent this win condition while also maintaining my own pieces in columns 1, 2, and 5, which keeps my options open for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296713820}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 blocks opponent\'s potential diagonal win while building on my existing pieces. It\'s a defensive move that also maintains offensive possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296723782}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 4, where they already have three X pieces (positions 0, 1, and 3). If I don\'t place my piece here, they will win on their next turn by completing four in a row vertically.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296740467}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 is critical to block opponent\'s diagonal winning threat. Additionally, it maintains a strong central position without creating any immediate disadvantages for our position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296751855}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 gives me a strategic advantage by creating a potential diagonal opportunity with my pieces. It also prevents my opponent from potentially using this position for their own strategy. Additionally, it doesn\'t create any situations where I give my opponent an easy winning opportunity on the next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296771715}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 is critical to block opponent\'s vertical winning threat. This would prevent them from winning on their next turn and maintains our presence in the middle of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296787060}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 4 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They currently have three X pieces stacked in column 4 (positions 3, 4, and 5 from bottom), and if they play there next turn, they would connect four vertically and win. By placing my O in column 4, I prevent this immediate loss while also continuing to develop my position on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296807136}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block X\'s vertical threat in column 3 where they already have three pieces. This is a forced move to prevent an immediate loss. Additionally, this move strengthens our position in the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296817275}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting column 3 because it gives me an immediate winning move. I already have three \'O\' pieces stacked vertically in this column, and placing my piece here will create a vertical connect four (four \'O\' pieces in a row), winning the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296831927}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 blocks opponent\'s potential horizontal threat of connecting 4 X\'s, while also creating diagonal opportunities for myself. This is a defensive move that also maintains offensive potential.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296843128}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 5 creates a good strategic position. It forms a connection with my piece at (4,2) and starts building a potential diagonal threat. This position also strengthens my presence in the middle-right area of the board, giving me more options for future plays while not immediately setting up my opponent for a winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296861844}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Must play in column 5 to block opponent\'s imminent vertical win. They already have three X\'s vertically in that column and would win on their next turn if not blocked.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296873610}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block an immediate diagonal win threat by my opponent. If they play in column 2, they would connect 4 X pieces diagonally from bottom-left to top-right (connecting the X pieces at positions (3,2), (4,2), (5,0) with a new X at (2,2)). By playing in column 2 myself, I prevent this win and position myself for potential future connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296893707}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 2 to prevent opponent from winning with a vertical line of 4 X pieces. This is a forced defensive move that also maintains a good board position without creating disadvantageous setups for the opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296905015}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 1 is a solid strategic choice because it starts building a vertical line with my existing piece at the bottom. There are no immediate winning moves available, and this doesn\'t set up any winning opportunities for my opponent. By playing here, I maintain board control and develop my position for future moves while preventing any potential vertical threat in this column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296928430}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 6 because it allows us to start building in a relatively open column, doesn\'t give the opponent any immediate advantages, and could set up future diagonal or horizontal winning opportunities. The edge position also limits opponent\'s blocking options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296945996}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 places my piece at position (3,1) which strengthens my diagonal presence. I already have O pieces at (2,2) and (4,3), so this move adds to that diagonal pattern without giving my opponent any obvious advantages. It\'s the best strategic option to build toward a potential future win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296966336}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent\'s diagonal winning threat from (2,2) to (4,4) which would be completed at (6,2). Playing in column 6 is defensive and doesn\'t give opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296996610}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 1, it will create a vertical line of 4 O\'s from rows 1-4, giving me an immediate win. The other columns don\'t offer any winning opportunities, and I don\'t need to block since I can win right now.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297013375}]','2025-03-18 10:59:26','2025-03-18 11:23:33',17),(2946,4,17,1,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o\", \"gpt-4o\", null, null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 83424, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1128, \"oldRating\": 1113}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-2024-11-20\", \"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1081, \"oldRating\": 1096}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 15, \"newRating\": 1128, \"oldRating\": 1113}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -15, \"newRating\": 1081, \"oldRating\": 1096}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 (the center column) for my first move because it provides the most opportunities for future connections in all directions. The center column allows me to potentially create winning lines horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. Additionally, controlling the center of the board is strategically advantageous in Connect Four as it offers the most potential winning paths.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296579191}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"There are no immediate threats or opportunities to connect 4 pieces. Dropping my piece in column 3 will strategically center my placement without immediately benefiting my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296584053}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll choose column 2 for several strategic reasons. First, this is early in the game, and controlling the center area is generally advantageous in Connect Four. By playing in column 2, I start building a potential horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3. This move maintains my presence near the center of the board where there are more winning opportunities (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). Additionally, column 2 doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate vertical threats. Since we\'re in the early game, positioning pieces strategically to create multiple future winning opportunities is more important than immediate blocking, as neither player has any immediate threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296601491}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent (playing as X) has two consecutive pieces in columns 2 and 3 on row 5. To prevent them from potentially forming a horizontal line of 4 by adding to columns 4 or 1, I will drop my piece in column 4 in order to block.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296606855}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because this creates a horizontal three-in-a-row with my existing O pieces in columns 2 and 3. This creates an immediate threat that my opponent must block in their next turn (either at column 0 or column 4). This is the most offensive move available, creating pressure while setting up potential winning scenarios. If my opponent doesn\'t block one end, I\'ll have a winning move next turn. Additionally, this move doesn\'t create any dangerous setups for my opponent, as placing in column 4 would put a piece directly under where they could make a vertical connect.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296626765}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has three X\'s horizontally at row 5 and columns 1, 2, and 3. I must block column 4 to prevent them from making a horizontal line of 4 and winning the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296637241}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 0 because it gives me an immediate win by completing a horizontal line of four O pieces. I already have three O\'s in a row at positions 1, 2, and 3 at the bottom row, and adding an O in column 0 will create a winning line of four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296652220}]','2025-03-18 10:59:27','2025-03-18 11:17:32',17),(2947,4,15,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 204040, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct\", \"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1078, \"oldRating\": 1092}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1142, \"oldRating\": 1128}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1078, \"oldRating\": 1092}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1142, \"oldRating\": 1128}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is empty, so I\'ll choose the middle column to have the greatest flexibility for the next move and potentially create a line of 4 pieces in any direction.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296622348}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting column 4 because it\'s adjacent to the center where my opponent played. This position gives me good flexibility for future connections in multiple directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). By playing next to my opponent\'s piece, I\'m contesting the valuable center area of the board while setting up potential diagonal and horizontal connection opportunities. This is a standard strong opening response when the opponent takes the center column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296642315}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The current board is empty except for one X in column 5. To start, I\'ll place my O in column 3, which gives me the most flexibility for my next move and potentially sets up future winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296648313}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s vertical stack in column 3. This serves two purposes: 1) It begins to set up potential diagonal threats of my own, and 2) It prevents my opponent from easily building a strong center position. By playing near the center of the board, I maintain flexibility for future moves while putting pressure on my opponent. Column 2 also doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate stacking opportunities above my piece that could lead to a win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296663670}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To block my opponent\'s potential line of 4 pieces and set up a future winning opportunity\", \"timestamp\": 1742296669074}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 1 to prevent my opponent from creating a diagonal threat with their next move. This also begins to establish my own potential diagonal win opportunity while maintaining control of the center area of the board. This is a defensive move that also has offensive potential for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296684185}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To block the opponent\'s potential three-piece line and create a possibility for a future win, I choose column 2, as it allows me to be in a strategic position for the next move and prevents the opponent from easily getting three in a row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296690729}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks my opponent from potentially building a horizontal threat. They already have Xs in columns 2 and 3 at the bottom row, and if they were to play in column 4 next, they could start working toward a horizontal connect. By placing my piece here, I\'m playing defensively while also adding to my own position for future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296711125}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Central placement for future flexibility and to not directly enable opponent\'s win\", \"timestamp\": 1742296724774}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 3 immediately as my opponent has three X pieces stacked vertically (in rows 3, 4, and 5). If I don\'t block this column, my opponent will win on their next turn with a vertical connect four. While this doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity for me, preventing my opponent\'s win is the most critical move right now.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296740693}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it allows me to potentially block Claude\'s possible three-in-a-row and sets up a future opportunity to win. By placing my piece in column 1, I\'m also considering the possibility of creating a diagonal line of four pieces in the future.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296749994}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 2, I will create a horizontal line of three Os in the bottom row (columns 1, 2, and 3). This sets up potential winning opportunities and doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage. This move builds upon my existing position and applies pressure.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296769644}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it allows me to potentially create a line of 4 pieces and also blocks my opponent from making a line of 4 pieces in the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296775760}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 for two main reasons: 1) Defensively, my opponent has three Xs in a row horizontally at positions (1,4), (2,4), and (3,4). If they place a piece in column 4, they would complete four in a row. 2) Offensively, I already have two Os in column 4, so placing a third would start building a strong vertical threat. This move both blocks my opponent\'s immediate win and advances my own position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296798515}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it allows me to potentially create a line of 4 pieces and also blocks my opponent from making a line of 4 pieces in that column. Additionally, it sets up future winning opportunities and doesn\'t give my opponent a significant advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296804733}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 because it gives me an immediate win with 4 Os connected vertically. I already have 3 Os in column 4 (at rows 3, 4, and 5), and placing another O there completes my vertical connect four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296821236}]','2025-03-18 10:59:28','2025-03-18 11:20:21',17),(2948,4,17,7,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 19, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 287449, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 18, \"newRating\": 1149, \"oldRating\": 1131}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -18, \"newRating\": 1149, \"oldRating\": 1167}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 18, \"newRating\": 1149, \"oldRating\": 1131}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -18, \"newRating\": 1149, \"oldRating\": 1167}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the most strategic value. The center position allows for the maximum number of potential winning combinations - horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal directions. Starting in the center gives me the most flexibility for future moves and establishes strong board control. This is widely recognized as the optimal opening move in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296630425}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in column 3, allowing me to contest the center of the board. This placement prevents my opponent from easily creating a diagonal threat from the left side while keeping my options open for future moves. By playing close to the center, I maintain flexibility for creating potential winning patterns in multiple directions (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal).\", \"timestamp\": 1742296643272}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it builds on my central position and begins creating a potential horizontal threat with my existing piece in column 3. This move maintains control of the valuable center area of the board while giving me flexibility for future developments in multiple directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296657127}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 for strategic positioning. This creates two benefits: first, it blocks any vertical winning opportunity for my opponent who already has a piece in column 3. Second, it establishes the beginning of a potential diagonal connection with my existing piece at (2,5). By playing in the center area of the board, I maintain flexibility for future moves while preventing my opponent from building momentum in the middle columns, which typically offer more winning paths. This move doesn\'t create any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent on the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296667369}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 5, I extend my horizontal sequence to three pieces (in columns 3, 4, and 5). This creates a potential winning threat that my opponent must address, while developing my position toward the right side of the board. This move gives me more flexibility for future plays and avoids stacking pieces vertically which might help my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296689666}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate threat of winning with a horizontal line. They currently have three X pieces in a row at positions 3, 4, and 5 on the bottom row. By placing my O in column 6, I prevent them from completing this line of four. This is the most urgent defensive move on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296700823}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 for several strategic reasons. This move starts building a new potential horizontal sequence from the left side of the board. By placing my piece here, I\'m working towards creating multiple winning threats rather than just extending my existing line (which is blocked on both ends by X pieces). This position doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage, and it keeps my options open for future plays. It also prevents my opponent from potentially using this column to create a strong position later. Column 1 gives me the most flexibility while working towards creating multiple threatening lines.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296718112}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate threat. They have 3 Xs in a row in positions 3, 4, and 5 on the bottom row. By playing in column 2, I prevent them from completing a horizontal connect four. This is the most urgent defensive move available, as it addresses an immediate winning threat from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296730541}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 4 is a strong strategic choice because it builds on my existing piece in the bottom row, creates vertical winning potential, and maintains control of the center of the board. This move doesn\'t create any obvious advantages for my opponent and helps develop my position for future opportunities. Center control is particularly valuable in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296749378}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 0 for several reasons. First, there are no immediate winning moves for me. Second, my opponent doesn\'t have any immediate winning threats that need blocking - their three Xs in a row (positions 3,4,5) are already blocked by my piece at position 6. By playing in column 0, I\'m setting up future opportunities on the left side of the board where there\'s more open space. Additionally, this move avoids giving my opponent any setup for a win. Column 0 gives me the most flexibility for future diagonal and vertical connections while not enabling any dangerous plays for my opponent on the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296760001}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 for several strategic reasons. First, my opponent has X pieces at positions (2,5) and (2,4), so playing here prevents any potential vertical build-up. Additionally, this is a central column which generally provides more opportunities for winning connections. By playing here, I\'ll have O pieces at (2,3), which gives me flexibility for future diagonal and horizontal connections. The center of the board is strategically valuable in Connect Four, and this move helps me maintain control of that area while blocking a potential vertical threat from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296776249}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential diagonal win (from the X at position [4,1] extending up-left). Additionally, this play prevents my opponent from creating a potential threat in this column while giving me more options for future moves. If I don\'t block this diagonal, my opponent could win on their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296787219}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 builds a potential diagonal threat and strengthens my position in the important center area. This move doesn\'t create any dangerous setups for my opponent while giving me more opportunities to create winning sequences in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296805190}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 4 immediately. My opponent has X pieces at positions (4,0), (4,1), and (4,2). If they place at (4,3) on their next turn, they would win with a vertical line of 4 X\'s. By placing my O in column 4, I break their potential vertical connect and prevent an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296818351}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block a diagonal threat. My opponent has X pieces at (6,5), (5,4), and (4,3), forming a diagonal line going up-left. If I don\'t place my piece in column 6, they could complete a connect four on their next turn. This defensive move is crucial to prevent an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296854504}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 2 to block a critical threat. If I don\'t play here, my opponent could play in column 2 and have 3 X\'s in a row on row 3 (positions 2, 3, 4) with openings on both sides, setting up an unavoidable win on their next move. By placing my O here, I prevent this threat while maintaining my own options for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296866473}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 3, I\'ll create a horizontal line of 4 Os in row 3 (O O O O), which gives me an immediate win. The piece will fall to row 3, connecting with my existing Os in columns 2 and 4 to form a winning line.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296883424}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it gives me an immediate win. I already have three O pieces stacked in this column (at rows 0, 2, and 3), and placing another O here will create a vertical connect four. This is the best possible move as it secures victory in this turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296894233}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I see a winning move! In row 3, I already have three of my pieces (O) in a row at positions (2,3), (3,3), and (4,3). By placing my piece in column 5, it will fall to position (5,3), completing a horizontal line of four O\'s and winning the game. This is a clear winning opportunity that I should take immediately.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296907752}]','2025-03-18 10:59:29','2025-03-18 11:21:47',17),(2949,4,17,10,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"duration\": 574426, \"winner_id\": 10, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1185, \"oldRating\": 1199}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1251, \"oldRating\": 1237}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1185, \"oldRating\": 1199}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1251, \"oldRating\": 1237}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) because it provides the most opportunities for creating potential winning lines in all directions (horizontal, vertical, diagonal). The center is strategically valuable in Connect Four as it\'s part of more possible winning combinations than any other position. This gives me flexibility for future moves and helps establish board control from the beginning of the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296662718}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to the center, providing good strategic value with multiple potential winning paths. It keeps me near the center of the board without stacking directly on my opponent\'s piece, which would give them a potential vertical advantage. This move establishes my presence in a strong position while maintaining flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296680774}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 gives me several advantages. First, it starts building a potential horizontal threat with my existing piece in column 3. By playing adjacent to my current piece, I\'m beginning to establish territory in the middle of the board, which offers more winning pathways than the edges. The center columns generally provide more strategic flexibility because they contribute to more potential winning lines (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). Additionally, this move doesn\'t set up any immediate threats for my opponent, as there\'s no piece above which they could place to create a winning opportunity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296693624}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal sequence. My opponent currently has two X pieces in columns 3 and 4. If they play in column 5 next, they would have three in a row and be one move away from winning horizontally. By placing my piece in column 5, I\'m preventing this threat while also positioning myself on the right side of the board for potential future opportunities. This is primarily a defensive move to prevent my opponent from developing a strong position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296714444}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 for strategic positioning. This move creates potential diagonal winning opportunities in future turns while maintaining good board control. By playing in column 1, I\'m not giving my opponent any immediate threats to capitalize on, and I\'m starting to develop the left side of the board. This also prevents my opponent from potentially creating a trap in this column and gives me more flexibility for future moves. While columns 0 and 6 are also available, column 1 provides better positioning for creating future connected lines.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296734679}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 0 to block my opponent\'s potential winning move. They currently have three X pieces in positions 1, 3, and 4 on the bottom row. If they played in column 0, they would complete four in a row and win. By blocking this position, I prevent one immediate threat. Although they still have another potential winning move in column 6, I can only block one threat per turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296755781}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it extends my presence on the bottom row and creates potential for a horizontal winning opportunity. By playing here, I can start building toward connecting my two adjacent O pieces in columns 3-4 with this new piece. This move doesn\'t create any immediate vertical threats for my opponent and maintains my flexibility for future moves. It\'s a balanced move that develops my position without giving my opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296774556}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it places my piece in a central position, which generally offers more opportunities for connecting four pieces in multiple directions. By placing here, I\'m also directly above one of my opponent\'s pieces, which disrupts their potential for a vertical win in this column. This position also has potential for setting up diagonal connections with my pieces at columns 0, 2, and 5 in future moves. While there\'s no immediate threat to block or win to create, this central position gives me the most strategic flexibility for future plays.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296934919}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it creates a horizontal sequence of three Os in the bottom row (positions 1, 3, 4). This sets up a potential win on my next turn if I can add a fourth O in either column 2 or column 5. Additionally, this move doesn\'t create any advantageous setups for my opponent. By placing my piece here, I\'m building offensive potential while not enabling any immediate threats from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296951468}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it will place my O piece next to my existing O in row 4, column 3, creating a horizontal pair. This gives me better position in the center of the board where I have more opportunities to build in multiple directions. It doesn\'t create any immediate threats, but it improves my strategic positioning while not giving my opponent any obvious advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297047555}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 because it allows me to stack a third O piece vertically, creating a strong position in the middle of the board. This move builds toward a potential vertical win while maintaining control of the center area, which is strategically important in Connect Four. There are no immediate threats I need to block, and this move doesn\'t set up any obvious winning opportunities for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297066738}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block an immediate threat in column 4 where my opponent has three X pieces stacked vertically at positions (4,3), (4,4), and (4,5). If I don\'t block by playing in column 4, my opponent will win on their next turn by completing a vertical connect four. This is a forced defensive move to prevent an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297106551}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it blocks a developing diagonal threat from my opponent. If I don\'t play here, my opponent could play in column 1 and create a diagonal arrangement with pieces at (1,1), (2,2), and (4,4), setting up potential winning moves. Additionally, playing in column 1 develops my position near the center of the board, which is generally advantageous in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297122628}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 2 will create a vertical stack of 3 O\'s, giving me a strong threat that my opponent must address in their next move. This restricts their options and puts pressure on them. None of the other moves create immediate threats for me, and some (columns 1 and 4) could allow my opponent to create a vertical threat of their own.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297159704}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 5 to prevent my opponent from creating a diagonal win. If I don\'t play here, my opponent could play at position (5,4) to connect with their pieces at (2,3) and (4,3), forming a diagonal win from bottom-right to top-left.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297176265}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 2 because it gives me an immediate win. I already have 3 Os vertically stacked in this column (at the bottom), and playing here will give me 4 in a row vertically. There are no immediate threats I need to block, and no other move gives me a winning position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297226675}]','2025-03-18 10:59:30','2025-03-18 11:27:06',10),(2950,4,17,4,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"o1 - (low)\", \"o1 - (low)\", null, null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (low)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 87194, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 21, \"newRating\": 1170, \"oldRating\": 1149}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -21, \"newRating\": 1234, \"oldRating\": 1255}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 21, \"newRating\": 1170, \"oldRating\": 1149}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -21, \"newRating\": 1234, \"oldRating\": 1255}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my opening move because it provides the most opportunities for connecting four pieces in different directions. The center position is strategically valuable as it allows maximum flexibility for future moves and establishes control of the middle of the board. This is widely considered the optimal first move in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296830198}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing a piece above the opponent’s piece in the center (column 3) is generally advantageous, as control of the center often creates strong future opportunities while not giving the opponent any immediate threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296838071}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 (adjacent to my current piece) for several reasons: \\n1. Playing adjacent to my existing piece starts building potential horizontal connections\\n2. The center region of the board offers more connection opportunities in all directions\\n3. This move doesn\'t set up any immediate winning opportunity for my opponent\\n4. It begins to establish control of the center area, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four\", \"timestamp\": 1742296853504}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping in column 2 creates two adjacent O pieces (row4 col2 and row4 col3), setting up a potential horizontal connect on future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296870759}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 serves two strategic purposes: it extends my horizontal line from two to three pieces, creating a potential winning opportunity in the future, and simultaneously blocks my opponent from doing the same with their two pieces. This is a defensive and offensive move that maintains board control while working toward a winning position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296886877}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"We must place our piece in column 5 to block the opponent’s four-in-a-row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296894333}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I already have three O\'s in a row in the bottom row (columns 2, 3, and 4). By placing my piece in column 1, I\'ll create a winning horizontal line of four O\'s. This is an immediate winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296908480}]','2025-03-18 10:59:31','2025-03-18 11:21:48',17),(2951,4,11,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 11, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 364242, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1396, \"oldRating\": 1389}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1165, \"oldRating\": 1172}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1396, \"oldRating\": 1389}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1165, \"oldRating\": 1172}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"In an empty board, the best move is to play in the center column, which is column 3. This move maximizes potential winning opportunities since it connects to the most possible directions and sets us up well for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296911374}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to establish my presence near the center of the board. This prevents my opponent from easily developing a horizontal sequence in the bottom row while giving me flexibility for future moves. By playing adjacent to their piece rather than directly above it, I avoid creating a situation where they can place a piece above mine that might lead to a winning opportunity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296928048}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is almost empty, with me only having one piece in the center column (column 3) at the bottom row. Playing in column 3 again would allow me to build a vertical chain and secure the center, which is usually an advantageous position in Connect Four. It also provides numerous opportunities to create horizontal and diagonal connections without giving my opponent an immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296943369}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 for several strategic reasons. First, this creates a horizontal threat pattern with my existing piece in column 2, establishing potential for a connect-four across columns 1-4 or 2-5 in future moves. By playing here, I\'m also positioned adjacent to my opponent\'s pieces in column 3, which allows me to monitor and potentially block vertical or diagonal threats they might develop. Column 4 is centrally located, which generally provides better strategic options in Connect Four. Additionally, this move doesn\'t create an immediate setup opportunity for my opponent above my piece, which would happen if I played directly in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296960717}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (column 3) because it is already partially filled with my O pieces, which means dropping another piece there will create a vertical stack of three. This sets up an immediate threat where, if left unblocked, I can win by completing a column of four. Additionally, the center column is part of multiple potential winning lines (horizontal and diagonal), increasing my future opportunities while forcing the opponent to respond to my threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296995054}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 3 because my opponent has three X pieces stacked vertically. If I don\'t block this, they will win on their next move by completing a vertical connect four. By placing my O at position (2,3), I prevent their immediate win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297008945}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that while there is no immediate win, we can set up future winning opportunities by reinforcing our central control. Dropping an O in column 2 will place our piece in row 4 (since row 5 is already occupied in that column) next to our existing O in column 3, building a horizontal pair and opening diagonal possibilities. This move increases our potential to create a connect‐4 later, without giving the opponent any immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297087562}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 3 immediately as my opponent has three X pieces vertically aligned there (rows 3-5). If I don\'t block this column, my opponent will play there next turn and win with four in a row vertically. This is the most urgent defensive move on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297106690}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and looked for immediate winning opportunities and potential blocking moves. While there’s no direct win this turn, I noticed that by dropping my O in column 4, my piece will fall to row 4 (since row 5 is already occupied by X). This move will create a horizontal line in row 4 with my existing O’s at columns 2 and 3, forming three consecutive O’s. This setup enhances my chances to form a connect-four in future moves while not granting any immediate advantage to my opponent. Therefore, I choose column 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297214870}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because my opponent has three X\'s in a row at positions (2,4), (3,4), and (4,4). If I don\'t block at column 5, they will win on their next move by completing four in a row. Additionally, playing at column 5 helps me develop the right side of the board and could potentially set up diagonal opportunities for myself in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297232976}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at row 4, we already have O\'s in columns 2, 3, and 4, forming a horizontal three. Dropping an O in column 5 will land at row 4 (since row 5 in column 5 is occupied by X) and complete a horizontal line of four (columns 2-5). This is an immediate winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297271494}]','2025-03-18 10:59:32','2025-03-18 11:27:51',11),(2952,4,17,14,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", null, null, null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 96709, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1176, \"oldRating\": 1162}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"google/gemini-2.0-flash-001\", \"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1108, \"oldRating\": 1122}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1176, \"oldRating\": 1162}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1108, \"oldRating\": 1122}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the most strategic value. The center position offers the maximum number of potential winning paths in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). It also gives me flexibility for future moves and establishes control of the center of the board, which is a key principle in Connect Four strategy. Starting at the edges would limit my connection possibilities, while the center maximizes them.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296918796}, {\"move\": \"5\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742296932631}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to position my piece adjacent to my existing one in column 3. This begins building a potential horizontal threat while maintaining good board position. It gives me options to develop in multiple directions (horizontal or diagonal) in future turns. The center region of the board offers the most winning opportunities, so establishing my presence there early is strategic.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296953784}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 2 to block the opponent from getting three in a row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296962324}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 to extend my horizontal line of two pieces (in positions (5,2) and (5,3)) to three in a row. This creates a stronger threat while not giving my opponent any immediate advantage. It also blocks column 4 from being used by my opponent to disrupt my horizontal line strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296987729}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Must block opponent\'s three in a row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296993336}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 1 because I already have three O pieces in a row at the bottom row (positions 2, 3, and 4). By placing my piece in column 1, I\'ll create a horizontal line of four O\'s, winning the game immediately. This is the most direct path to victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297004500}]','2025-03-18 10:59:33','2025-03-18 11:23:24',17),(2953,4,17,15,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 99600, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1188, \"oldRating\": 1176}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1066, \"oldRating\": 1078}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1188, \"oldRating\": 1176}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1066, \"oldRating\": 1078}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it offers the most potential winning combinations. From the center, I can build in any direction (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal), giving me maximum flexibility. This is a standard strong opening in Connect Four that establishes board presence without giving my opponent any immediate threats to counter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296919369}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is mostly empty, and my opponent has only one piece in column 3. I will place my piece in column 3 to start building a potential line of 4 pieces and to put pressure on my opponent\'s position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296931704}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to start developing a horizontal threat with my existing piece in column 3. This position near the center of the board provides good strategic value while not setting up any immediate advantages for my opponent. It gives me flexibility for future moves in multiple directions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296948057}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it\'s the center column and gives me the most flexibility for future moves. Additionally, my opponent has two pieces in columns 1 and 2, so I\'ll place my piece in column 3 to potentially block their horizontal line and create a chance for a vertical or diagonal win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296954667}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it extends my horizontal line from columns 2 and 3, giving me three in a row and creating a potential win next turn. This move also begins to develop the center of the board, which provides more winning opportunities in multiple directions (horizontal and potentially diagonal). At the same time, I\'m not setting up my opponent for any obvious advantage, as they don\'t have any pieces in columns 4 or 5 yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296987559}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it allows me to build upon my existing pieces and potentially create a line of 4 pieces, while also considering the possibility of blocking my opponent\'s potential lines.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296993592}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 5 to complete a horizontal line of four O\'s (columns 2, 3, 4, and 5). This gives me an immediate win. Both column 1 and 5 would work, but I\'ve chosen column 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297008112}]','2025-03-18 10:59:34','2025-03-18 11:23:28',17),(2954,4,17,6,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 22, \"board\": [[null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 397396, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -21, \"newRating\": 1156, \"oldRating\": 1177}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.5-sonnet\", \"change\": 21, \"newRating\": 1088, \"oldRating\": 1067}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -21, \"newRating\": 1156, \"oldRating\": 1177}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 21, \"newRating\": 1088, \"oldRating\": 1067}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) as my opening move because it provides the most opportunities for future connections in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals). The center position is strategically advantageous in Connect Four as it maximizes my flexibility and potential winning pathways going forward. This is a standard strong opening that doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296952070}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 maintains good board position near the center, creates potential diagonal opportunities, and stays engaged with the opponent\'s piece without giving them any immediate advantages. This move also helps control the strategically important central area of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296963732}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 begins to build a horizontal sequence with my existing piece in column 3, maintains presence in the strategically valuable center of the board, and provides flexibility for multiple winning paths (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal) as the game progresses. At this early stage, controlling the center is a priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296987832}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 blocks opponent\'s potential horizontal line while creating my own two-in-a-row opportunity. This move prevents opponent from extending their existing two pieces and gives me good positioning for future moves without creating any dangerous setups.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296999389}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 2, I\'ll create a row of three Os (positions 2-4 in row 5) which threatens a horizontal win. This forces my opponent to defend against this threat. Additionally, this position gives me flexibility for future moves in multiple directions and doesn\'t create any obvious advantage for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297046284}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 blocks the opponent\'s potential horizontal connection and maintains central control while building safely on top of an existing piece. This prevents the opponent from developing threats while maintaining our strategic position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297058391}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it builds upon my existing pieces in the center bottom row. This creates a stronger horizontal presence and begins to control the central part of the board. It doesn\'t set up any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent and gives me flexibility for future moves. The center of the board generally offers more winning possibilities in Connect Four, so establishing presence there is strategically sound.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297075860}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 blocks the opponent\'s potential horizontal connect-4 threat while building on my existing presence in that column. This move prevents the opponent from creating a winning position and maintains flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297089980}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 builds on my existing O piece and starts developing a vertical threat. It maintains control in the center area of the board which offers more potential winning paths. This column already has my O piece, so adding another strengthens my position without giving my opponent an immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297108553}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 maintains central control and creates potential for horizontal connection with my existing O piece. It doesn\'t give the opponent any immediate winning opportunities and keeps my options open for future moves. This position also helps prevent opponent from dominating the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297126147}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 places my piece at position (3,3), which creates a good strategic position in the center of the board. This move works toward a potential horizontal connection with my existing pieces at positions (5,4) and (5,5). The center columns generally offer more winning opportunities in Connect Four, and this move helps me develop my position without enabling any obvious advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297157216}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 5 provides good defensive positioning while setting up potential winning combinations. It doesn\'t give the opponent any immediate advantages and helps control the center-right portion of the board. While there\'s a vertical threat in column 2, blocking it would create a stronger position for the opponent above it.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297174894}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to block a critical diagonal threat. My opponent has Xs at positions (5,2), (4,3), and (3,4), forming a diagonal line of 3 pieces. If I don\'t place my piece in column 5, they could place their piece there next turn and complete a diagonal of 4, winning the game. Additionally, this move doesn\'t create any dangerous opportunities for my opponent on the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297198515}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 is crucial to block opponent\'s vertical threat and maintain control of the central column. This prevents X from creating a winning opportunity while building our own position. It\'s a defensive move that also has offensive potential.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297214095}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 2 to block my opponent from completing a vertical line of 4 X pieces. Looking at the board, they already have X pieces in rows 1, 3, and 5 of column 2. If I don\'t block, they\'ll win on their next turn. This is a defensive necessity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297230403}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 is strategically strong as it maintains control of the center, blocks potential diagonal developments by the opponent, and creates opportunities for future horizontal connections while not giving the opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297244937}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 1 to block my opponent from potentially creating a horizontal line of 4 Xs in the bottom row. If my opponent played in column 1, they would have Xs in positions 1, 2, 4, and 5 across the bottom row, allowing them to win on their next turn. By playing here, I\'m preventing this threat while also building my own position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297263502}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 6 to block the opponent\'s diagonal winning threat (from position (3,3) to (6,0)). This move also gives me potential for creating my own diagonal connection in the future.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297275665}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 0 because it gives me an immediate horizontal win. I already have three O pieces in positions (5,1), (5,3), and (5,4) in the bottom row. By placing my piece in column 0, I\'ll create a line of 4 O\'s horizontally and win the game. There\'s also a defensive reason to play - my opponent has three X pieces in column 4 and could win vertically on their next turn, but my winning move takes precedence.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297293979}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 6 is a defensive move that prevents vertical threats from X on that side while beginning to build our presence there. It\'s a safe move that doesn\'t create immediate advantages for the opponent and maintains flexibility for future plays.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297306862}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block an immediate diagonal threat. My opponent has X pieces at (3,1), (4,2), and (5,3), with an open spot at (6,4). If I don\'t block by placing my O at (6,4), my opponent will win on their next turn with a diagonal connect four. Additionally, this move helps me build toward a potential horizontal connection on row 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297327795}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 blocks opponent\'s potential vertical win and secures a strategic central position without creating disadvantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297338972}]','2025-03-18 10:59:35','2025-03-18 11:28:58',6),(2955,4,8,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null, null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 500683, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -22, \"newRating\": 1285, \"oldRating\": 1307}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 22, \"newRating\": 1190, \"oldRating\": 1168}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -22, \"newRating\": 1285, \"oldRating\": 1307}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 22, \"newRating\": 1190, \"oldRating\": 1168}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The center column (3) is strategically optimal for the first move because it offers the most flexibility for future connections in all directions and maximizes potential winning patterns. Edge columns would limit my options, while the center position gives me the strongest foundation for building winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296954253}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in column 3. This position contests the valuable center area of the board while giving me flexibility to develop plays toward the right side. This creates potential for future horizontal connections while preventing my opponent from easily establishing control of the center region. Additionally, this move doesn\'t create any immediate opportunities for my opponent to create a winning setup.\", \"timestamp\": 1742296986299}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 2 creates the beginning of a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3. This establishes my presence in the valuable central region of the board. It\'s a balanced move that both expands my territory and starts creating potential winning patterns without giving my opponent any obvious advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297002630}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 for several strategic reasons. First, this move extends my potential horizontal line, building from my existing piece in column 4. If I can later add pieces in columns 3 and 6, I could create winning opportunities. Second, this move doesn\'t create any immediate advantages for my opponent - placing pieces in columns 2 or 3 would stack on top of their pieces and potentially set them up for vertical threats. By placing my piece in column 5, I\'m developing my position while keeping my options open for future moves. My opponent has two X pieces in a row horizontally (columns 2 and 3), but they don\'t pose an immediate threat for a connect four since I already have blocked column 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297047617}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 gives me three Os in a row horizontally (1-2-3), creating a potential win condition if I can later play in column 0. This forces my opponent to defend at column 0 on their next turn, giving me initiative. This is also a strong developing move that builds toward the center of the board, which offers more connecting opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297085267}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate threat of connecting four horizontally. They have three X pieces in positions 1-3 of the bottom row, and could win by playing in column 0. By placing my piece in column 0, I prevent their win while also starting to build potential diagonal opportunities for myself. Column 4 would also block their horizontal threat, but since I already have pieces in columns 4 and 5, playing in column 0 gives me more balanced board coverage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297107011}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 to block my opponent from forming three Xs in a row across columns 4-5-6. This is a defensive move that prevents them from setting up a potential winning opportunity. While this move doesn\'t create an immediate win for me, it\'s important to deny my opponent this strategic position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297150423}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 0 to prevent my opponent from creating a line of four X pieces on their next turn. They currently have three X pieces in a row at the bottom row (positions 1-3), and if they place at column 0, they would win immediately. While this move is defensive, it\'s necessary to prevent an immediate loss. Additionally, this builds my presence on the left side of the board, potentially setting up future diagonal or vertical opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297167951}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because I already have an O piece at the bottom of this column. By building vertically here, I start creating potential vertical winning opportunities. This move doesn\'t enable any immediate threats from my opponent, and it\'s working toward controlling the left side of the board where I already have three consecutive O pieces horizontally. Column 1 also has strategic value for potential diagonal winning patterns in the future.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297204896}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 4 to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat. They currently have three X pieces in a row in columns 1, 2, and 3. If I don\'t block column 4, they\'ll win on their next turn. This defensive move is critical, and it also connects with my existing pieces in columns 4 and 5, potentially setting up future opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297220747}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 for several strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. It strengthens my position in the center of the board, which typically offers more connectivity opportunities.\\n\\n2. While I already have three Os in a row horizontally (positions 1-3 on the bottom row), they\'re blocked on both sides by Xs, so I can\'t win that way.\\n\\n3. By playing in column 2, I\'m setting up future possibilities for diagonal connections.\\n\\n4. None of the columns currently offer me an immediate win or require an immediate block of my opponent.\\n\\n5. The middle of the board generally provides more strategic options for future moves, allowing me to potentially create threats in multiple directions.\\n\\nThis move doesn\'t set up an immediate winning opportunity for my opponent in their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297245892}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it takes control of the center of the board, which is strategically valuable. This move prevents my opponent from building up in that important column while also positioning my piece between their existing pieces. It doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats while setting up potential future connections for me. The position (4,3) creates possibilities for horizontal, vertical, and diagonal connections in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297265559}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it allows me to build a vertical threat with 3 O\'s in a row (rows 3, 4, and 5). This creates winning potential for me while not giving my opponent any immediate advantage. While there\'s no immediate win or blocking needed, this move gives me the strongest position for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297373074}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 2 immediately. My opponent has three X pieces vertically aligned at positions (2,3), (2,4), and (2,5). If I don\'t place my piece in column 2, they will place there on their next turn and win with 4 in a row vertically. This is a defensive necessity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297391253}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal threat. They already have X pieces at positions (3,4) and (4,4), and if I allow them to play at column 5, they would be one move away from completing a horizontal four-in-a-row. Additionally, playing here gives me some diagonal possibilities for future moves while not creating any immediate advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297422519}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 allows me to build a vertical stack of O\'s. This doesn\'t create an immediate win, but it starts developing a vertical threat while not opening any obvious winning opportunities for my opponent. It\'s a balanced move that maintains flexibility while gradually building toward a winning position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297442773}]','2025-03-18 10:59:36','2025-03-18 11:30:42',17),(2956,4,9,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 17, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"]], \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"players\": [\"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"duration\": 767516, \"winner_id\": 9, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4.5-preview\", \"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1176, \"oldRating\": 1159}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1165, \"oldRating\": 1182}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 17, \"newRating\": 1176, \"oldRating\": 1159}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -17, \"newRating\": 1165, \"oldRating\": 1182}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 3 to gain control of the center, facilitating multiple future winning opportunities and limiting opponent\'s options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297012855}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 2 gives me good positioning near the center of the board. It allows me to start building potential diagonal connections and maintains flexibility for future moves. By placing adjacent to my opponent\'s piece, I\'m developing my position in the strategically valuable center region of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297047721}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting column 3 to occupy the central position, aiming to maximize future winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297071373}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 blocks potential diagonal threats from my opponent\'s pieces in column 3, establishes my presence near the center of the board, and creates options for future horizontal and diagonal connections. This is a strategic early-game move that prevents my opponent from dominating the center while building my own position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297088029}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 3 is optimal for setting up vertical and diagonal connect-four opportunities, while also effectively using my existing pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297133171}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block column 3 immediately as my opponent has three X pieces stacked vertically. If I don\'t block this column, they will win on their next turn by making a vertical connect four. While this move is defensive and doesn\'t create an immediate winning opportunity for me, it prevents an immediate loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297146093}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Dropping a piece in column 3 will give me an immediate vertical Connect Four, ensuring my victory right now.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297198459}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3. They currently have three X pieces stacked vertically, and if they place a fourth piece there on their next turn, they would win. By placing my O in column 3, I prevent their vertical connect four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297213029}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 4 to establish control in the center area and create future strategic opportunities for vertical or diagonal alignments without immediate threats from opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297299213}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because my opponent has X pieces at positions (3,5) and (4,5). If they place a piece in column 5, they would have three in a row horizontally, which could lead to a winning opportunity for them. By playing in column 5, I block this threat while developing my own position on the board without creating any dangerous setups that would benefit my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297314691}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Selecting column 4 to strategically build a vertical opportunity with already stacked pieces and position myself for a potential Connect Four, without providing any immediate advantage or threat to my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297464190}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 6 because it will immediately connect four of my pieces horizontally along the bottom row (columns 2, 4, 5, and 6). This is a winning move that ends the game in my favor.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297480632}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 6 is critical to block my opponent\'s potential connect-four threat, effectively neutralizing the immediate danger and preventing their winning chance on the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297541915}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it blocks my opponent from potentially building a horizontal win with the existing X\'s in columns 3 and 4. Additionally, placing my piece here gives me control of the center area of the board, which is strategically valuable. This move prevents my opponent from extending horizontally while also setting up potential diagonal opportunities for myself.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297561034}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 4 helps strategically position my piece for potential future moves, allowing offensive opportunities for diagonal and vertical connections, while simultaneously restricting my opponent\'s potential for creating threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297653123}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 to block my opponent from creating a horizontal threat with 3 X\'s already in a row (positions 2,4, 3,4, and potentially 4,4). This defensive move also gives me a piece in a central position that could help me build future connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297669757}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 5 to strategically set up potential future diagonals and vertical opportunities, and position defensively close to current piece clusters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297755143}]','2025-03-18 10:59:37','2025-03-18 11:35:55',9),(2957,4,2,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 12, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, \"gpt-4o-mini\"], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 267366, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-mini\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1066, \"oldRating\": 1078}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1177, \"oldRating\": 1165}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1066, \"oldRating\": 1078}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1177, \"oldRating\": 1165}}}}','[{\"move\": \"4\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742297051273}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece in column 3. This is a strong strategic position that gives me flexibility for future moves. By playing next to their piece, I\'m starting to develop potential horizontal winning opportunities while maintaining access to diagonal and vertical options. Playing adjacent to the center also helps me control the middle part of the board, which is crucial in Connect Four. Column 4 allows me to start building my position without giving my opponent any immediate advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297065944}, {\"move\": \"6\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742297087796}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 gives me a good position to start building a horizontal connection with my existing piece at (5,4). It also provides potential for diagonal strategies later. This move doesn\'t immediately help my opponent and begins to establish my presence in the center of the board, which is typically advantageous in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297107715}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent from making a vertical line of 4 pieces by placing my piece in column 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297129448}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it develops toward the center of the board which is strategically valuable. This position doesn\'t immediately set up my opponent for a winning move, while giving me potential for future horizontal connections with my piece at (5,3). It also allows me to start building a presence in the important central region of the board, which typically offers more winning opportunities through vertical, horizontal, and diagonal connections.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297146226}, {\"move\": \"5\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742297170833}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must play in column 3 to block my opponent\'s immediate win. They have three X pieces in a row in the bottom row (columns 4, 5, and 6), and would win next turn if they place in column 3. Additionally, this move builds upon my existing pieces in the bottom row, helping to develop my position for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297185458}, {\"move\": \"6\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742297215869}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 1, I\'ll create a horizontal line of 3 Os in the bottom row (columns 1,2,3). This sets up future winning possibilities, as my opponent will need to defend against multiple threats. It also gives me control of the left side of the board and doesn\'t create any immediate advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297233894}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Winning move by placing an O in column 3 for a vertical connect four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297257809}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 0 to create a horizontal connect four in the bottom row. I already have O pieces at positions (1,5), (2,5), and (3,5), so adding a piece at (0,5) will give me 4 in a row and win the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297271900}]','2025-03-18 10:59:38','2025-03-18 11:27:51',17),(2958,4,17,9,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 15, \"board\": [[null, null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, null, \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [\"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\", null, null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 685783, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1194, \"oldRating\": 1178}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4.5-preview\", \"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1159, \"oldRating\": 1175}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 16, \"newRating\": 1194, \"oldRating\": 1178}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -16, \"newRating\": 1159, \"oldRating\": 1175}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my opening move. This is strategically optimal in Connect Four as it provides the most potential winning paths. The center position gives me the ability to build in multiple directions and maintains maximum flexibility for future moves. Controlling the center of the board is a standard opening strategy in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297017195}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing column 3 strategically positions us in the center, maximizing future opportunities and control of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297047610}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my current piece in column 3, which begins to set up a potential horizontal connection. Playing near the center of the board maintains strategic flexibility and provides more opportunities for future connections in multiple directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats to respond to.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297063028}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing the piece in column 4 immediately blocks a potential horizontal threat from the opponent and sets up strategic positioning for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297122920}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 extends my horizontal sequence to three in a row (positions 1-2-3) at the bottom. This creates a strong threat that my opponent must respond to, forcing them to block at column 0 on their next turn. This is an offensive move that doesn\'t create any obvious advantages for my opponent while building toward a potential win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297144804}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"To immediately block Claude\'s potential winning move at column 0.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297188308}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it builds on my existing horizontal sequence of three O pieces (columns 1-3). While it doesn\'t give me an immediate win, it creates stronger positioning on the board by developing potential diagonal threats and blocking my opponent from building vertically in that column. This move continues my offensive strategy while maintaining defensive coverage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297204088}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 3 creates strategic vertical and diagonal opportunities without giving the opponent immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297405883}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 builds on my existing O piece, working toward a potential vertical connection. It also occupies the central area of the board which typically provides more strategic options. This move prevents my opponent from potentially creating a diagonal threat while developing my own position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297426320}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 3 provides an immediate vertical line of four pieces (O), guaranteeing an instant win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297472933}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 3 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. They currently have three X pieces in a vertical line in this column, and if I don\'t block it, they could win on their next move by extending this line to four. This is a defensive necessity that takes priority over any other potential moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297490211}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my O in column 2 strategically sets up future potential wins without aiding the opponent or creating immediate vulnerabilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297584426}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it builds on my existing two O pieces in that column, creating a vertical threat with 3 in a row. This forces my opponent to respond to this threat while also strengthening my position in the center of the board. Playing here doesn\'t create any obvious setup opportunities for my opponent\'s next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297606361}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude has an immediate winning opportunity by placing a piece in column 3, creating a vertical line of four. Therefore, we must urgently place our piece in column 3 to effectively block this threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297680633}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 4 which gives me an immediate vertical win with 4 Os connected. I already have 3 Os in column 4 (rows 2-4), and adding a fourth O on top completes a vertical connect four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297693922}]','2025-03-18 10:59:39','2025-03-18 11:34:53',17),(2959,4,17,11,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", null, null, null], [null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [null, \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null], [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 743221, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1158, \"oldRating\": 1165}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1403, \"oldRating\": 1396}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -7, \"newRating\": 1158, \"oldRating\": 1165}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 7, \"newRating\": 1403, \"oldRating\": 1396}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it offers the most strategic value. It provides the maximum number of potential connections in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals). Controlling the center of the board is a fundamental Connect Four strategy that gives me the most options for future moves while not creating any immediate advantages for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297047478}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The board is almost empty and the opponent’s lone piece is in the center (column 3). In Connect Four, playing in the center can maximize your winning opportunities by providing options for horizontal, vertical, and diagonal connections. By dropping my piece in column 3, I not only contest the central control but also build a strong foundation for creating a line of 4. It\'s an optimal and strategic move given the current state of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297062654}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my current piece in column 3, which begins to set up horizontal connection possibilities. Playing adjacent to the center also maintains good board control. This move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate threats and keeps my options open for future developments. Column 2 allows me to potentially build in multiple directions - horizontally toward column 3, and it creates diagonal possibilities as well.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297076219}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I’m choosing column 4. By dropping my piece in column 4, I not only block the opponent’s potential horizontal threat on row 5 (where they already have X’s in columns 2 and 3 and could complete a four by playing in column 4) but also set up future winning opportunities—especially a diagonal connection with my O at (row4, col3).\", \"timestamp\": 1742297185082}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 for strategic reasons. This move starts building toward a horizontal connect by extending from my existing pieces at (5,2) and (5,3). If I play at column 1, I can potentially create a threat along the bottom row. This move doesn\'t immediately help my opponent create any winning opportunities and gives me flexibility for future moves. It also avoids column 4, which would place a piece directly above my opponent\'s X and potentially set them up for a vertical win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297201992}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has three X\'s on the bottom row (columns 1-3) and can win by dropping an X in column 0 to complete a horizontal four. To block this immediate threat, I will drop my piece in column 0 to prevent their win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297221040}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 as my move because it extends my presence on the board without giving my opponent any immediate advantage. While I don\'t have any immediate winning move or defensive necessity, placing my piece in column 5 creates potential for future winning patterns either diagonally or horizontally. Columns 0-4 already have pieces at the bottom, so playing in columns 5 or 6 expands my territory. Column 5 seems slightly better strategically than column 6 as it\'s closer to my existing pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297241420}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and see no immediate winning move, but I can safely build future threats. Dropping my O in column 1 lands in row 4, which starts a diagonal threat from (5,0) upward to the right. This move does not allow any immediate win for the opponent while setting me up for potential future connections, so I choose column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297332573}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 to start building a vertical stack of Os in the center of the board. This is a strategic position that doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantage, while setting up potential future winning opportunities. The middle columns are generally valuable in Connect Four as they provide more possible winning directions (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals).\", \"timestamp\": 1742297351949}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the board and noticed that in column 2 the opponent already has two X’s (at row 5 and row 4), meaning that if left unchallenged, they could build a vertical threat. By dropping my O in column 2, I block this potential while also placing my piece so that it contributes to two diagonal lines (one using the O at (0,5) and (1,4) and the other using the O’s at (4,5) and (3,4)). This move both defends and sets up future winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297461878}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting column 4 because it gives me an immediate horizontal win. I already have three O pieces in a row at the bottom row in positions 1, 2, and 3. By placing my piece in column 4, I\'ll create a line of 4 O\'s horizontally and win the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297477868}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I noticed that I already have two strong diagonal threats on the board. One diagonal (from bottom‐right) has O pieces at (5,4), (4,3), and (3,2) and it needs an O at (2,1) to complete a connect four. Since column 1 currently has X at row5 and O at row4, dropping an O in column 1 will land in row3, which sets up the winning move in that same column (the next O in column 1 would fall to row2, giving (2,1)). This forced threat means my opponent must block in column 1, while also letting me keep my other diagonal threat intact. This move both sets up a win threat and helps block a potential opponent diagonal. I therefore choose column 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297632477}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 to block my opponent\'s vertical threat. Currently, they have two X\'s stacked in column 1, and if they play there again, they would have three in a row vertically with an open space above. By playing in column 1 now, I prevent this threat while developing my own position on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297651327}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the board, the opponent has a potential diagonal threat with their X pieces at (5,1) and (4,2), where placing at (3,3) could set up a future win. By dropping our O into column 3, which will fall to row 3, we block that threat while also building a horizontal line (with O’s already at row3 col1 and col2) for future opportunities. Thus, column 3 is the best move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297695629}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 4 to prevent my opponent from completing their horizontal line of 4 X\'s. They currently have three X\'s in a row in row 3 (columns 1, 2, 3), and playing in column 4 is the only way to stop their immediate win. This is a defensive necessity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297711985}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"By dropping an O piece in column 3, the piece will fall into row 2 and complete a winning diagonal. The diagonal runs from (5,0) = O, (4,1) = O, (3,2) = O, and with our new piece at (2,3) it forms four connected O\'s diagonally. This is an immediate winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297756623}]','2025-03-18 11:03:17','2025-03-18 11:35:56',11),(2960,4,16,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 11, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, null], [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 299547, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1298, \"oldRating\": 1286}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1178, \"oldRating\": 1190}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1298, \"oldRating\": 1286}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1178, \"oldRating\": 1190}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center column (3) for my first move because it provides the greatest number of potential connecting lines in all directions. The center position offers maximum flexibility for my future moves and is generally considered the strongest opening in Connect Four. From here, I can develop strategies in multiple directions while maintaining control of the most valuable position on the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297236861}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to my opponent\'s piece, which allows me to start building from the left side of the center. This position gives me good horizontal connection opportunities while contesting control of the important central area of the board. It also prevents my opponent from easily building from the center leftward. Column 2 is slightly better than column 4 in this situation because it gives me more flexibility for future play patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297251318}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my piece in column 4, which is adjacent to my existing piece in column 3. This starts building a potential horizontal connection while maintaining a strong central position on the board. By playing in column 4, I\'m developing toward the center rather than being forced to the edges, giving me more future connection possibilities. This move doesn\'t create any immediate threats that my opponent can exploit, and it allows me to start developing multiple potential winning patterns (horizontal and diagonal).\", \"timestamp\": 1742297269500}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 for several strategic reasons. First, it positions my piece adjacent to my existing O in column 2, giving me the start of a potential horizontal connection. Second, it prevents my opponent from potentially building downward from that position later. Third, by playing here rather than column 5 (which would block their immediate horizontal expansion), I\'m avoiding creating a setup where my opponent could place a piece in column 5 and then have multiple winning threats. This move balances offense (starting my own line) with defense (controlling the left side of the board).\", \"timestamp\": 1742297284177}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 because it extends my current two O pieces into three in a row (positions 3-4-5 on the bottom row). This creates a strong horizontal threat that my opponent must address. If they don\'t block column 6 on their next turn, I\'ll have a potential winning move there. This move also begins to develop board control on the right side while not enabling any immediate threats from my opponent. Column 2 was another consideration to extend leftward, but I prefer extending toward the edge rather than toward my opponent\'s pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297309769}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block my opponent\'s immediate winning threat. They have three Xs in a row in columns 3, 4, and 5, and could win on their next move by playing in column 6. By placing my piece there, I prevent their horizontal connection of four. This is the most urgent defensive move available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297324675}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it creates multiple threats simultaneously. First, it builds a vertical stack of two Os in the center column, starting a potential vertical win. Second, it creates two diagonal threats that my opponent cannot block at once. Playing in the center is strategically strong as it offers the most potential winning paths. This move forces my opponent to respond to at least one threat while I can continue developing others, giving me more control over the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297441386}, {\"move\": 0, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 0 creates a horizontal threat with three Os in a row on the bottom (positions 0-2). This forces my opponent to react to this threat, giving me initiative. It also balances my board control since my opponent currently has strength on the right side. Additionally, this move doesn\'t set up any winning opportunities for my opponent on the next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297459254}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my piece in column 4, I\'ll have three O\'s in a vertical line (positions 3, 4, and 5 from the bottom). This creates a strong threat that my opponent must respond to in their next turn. If they don\'t block, I can win on my next move with a vertical connect four. This is my best opportunity to build toward a win while maintaining a solid defensive position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297481704}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 to place my piece on top of the existing X. This is a strategic move to control the center of the board. By playing here, I prevent my opponent from building upward in this important column, while starting my own vertical stack. The center columns are valuable in Connect Four as they offer more ways to create winning lines. There are no immediate threats I need to block or winning opportunities to take, so this positional play is best.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297500849}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it gives me an immediate win with a vertical connect four. I already have three O pieces stacked in column 4 (in rows 3, 4, and 5), and placing a fourth piece will complete a vertical line. This is a straightforward winning move that doesn\'t require blocking any opponent threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297526267}]','2025-03-18 11:04:17','2025-03-18 11:32:06',16),(2961,4,17,2,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 7, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"gpt-4o-mini\", null, null], [null, \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 115834, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1168, \"oldRating\": 1156}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"openai/gpt-4o-mini\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1054, \"oldRating\": 1066}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1168, \"oldRating\": 1156}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1054, \"oldRating\": 1066}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the middle column (3) for my first move because it provides the most opportunities for future connections in all directions. The center position gives maximum flexibility and is strategically valuable for controlling the board. In Connect Four, the middle columns generally offer the strongest starting positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297238137}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"To block my opponent from forming a vertical line of 4 X\'s, while also starting to build my pieces in the center.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297259251}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 to place my piece adjacent to my existing one in column 3. This begins developing a potential horizontal connection while maintaining good board position near the center. Playing near the center provides more opportunities for future connections in multiple directions (horizontal, vertical and diagonal). This is a solid early game strategy to establish board presence without giving my opponent any immediate advantages.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297273434}, {\"move\": \"1\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742297296312}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 extends my horizontal line to 3 in a row (columns 2-3-4), creates diagonal potential, and doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate advantages. This builds toward multiple win scenarios while maintaining defensive positioning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297309847}, {\"move\": \"4\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"random\": true, \"reasoning\": \"Random move selected after failed API responses\", \"timestamp\": 1742297330981}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I currently have three Os in a row in the bottom row (positions 2, 3, and 4). By placing my piece in column 5, I will complete a horizontal connect four (O O O O), winning the game immediately. This is a straightforward winning move that should be taken.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297344359}]','2025-03-18 11:05:17','2025-03-18 11:29:04',17),(2962,4,17,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 16, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", null]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 642741, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -10, \"newRating\": 1148, \"oldRating\": 1158}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 10, \"newRating\": 1308, \"oldRating\": 1298}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -10, \"newRating\": 1148, \"oldRating\": 1158}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 10, \"newRating\": 1308, \"oldRating\": 1298}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the middle column (3) for my first move. This is the optimal opening position in Connect Four as it provides the most opportunities to create winning lines in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). It also gives me maximum flexibility for future moves and establishes control of the strategically important center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297254105}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 2 to establish a strong position near the center of the board. This move contests the central area without stacking directly on my opponent\'s piece (which could give them a vertical advantage). Column 2 gives me good opportunities for future horizontal and diagonal connections while maintaining strategic flexibility.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297273119}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 allows me to start building a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 3. This maintains control of the central area, which offers more winning pathways in Connect Four. The central position gives me flexibility for future moves while not creating any immediate setups for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297286051}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 for several strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. It prevents my opponent from potentially building a horizontal line of four with their pieces at columns 3 and 4.\\n2. It gives me strategic positioning on the right side of the board to balance my other piece on the left (column 2).\\n3. This move creates potential diagonal opportunities for me in the future.\\n4. It avoids placing pieces directly above my opponent\'s pieces, which could set them up for vertical wins.\\n5. By playing on column 5, I\'m working to control more of the board rather than clustering my pieces.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297309308}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 1 gives me the best strategic position. It establishes my presence near the center of the board, which typically offers more winning opportunities in Connect Four. It also starts creating potential diagonal threats while keeping my options open for future moves. This move doesn\'t create any immediate advantage for my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297325723}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 for several strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. It\'s a central column, which generally provides more flexibility and opportunities for creating winning lines in Connect Four.\\n\\n2. Playing here prevents my opponent from building a vertical threat in this column.\\n\\n3. Currently, there are no immediate threats that need blocking, nor can I make a winning move in one turn.\\n\\n4. By placing my piece above my opponent\'s X piece, I\'m beginning to establish presence in the middle of the board, which will give me more options for horizontal, vertical, and diagonal connections in future moves.\\n\\n5. This move doesn\'t set up an obvious winning opportunity for my opponent in their next turn.\\n\\nColumn 3 provides the best balance of defensive positioning while maintaining offensive flexibility for future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297384788}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 2 is the best choice because it places my piece above an existing X, preventing vertical growth for my opponent in that column. It also creates potential diagonal connections with my existing pieces at (1,5) and (4,5). This move helps develop my position in the center of the board, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297402513}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 3 because it blocks a potential diagonal threat from my opponent (X pieces at columns 1 and 2) while starting to build my own vertical line. The center column is strategically valuable in Connect Four, and this move doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate winning opportunities. It\'s both defensive and offensive - preventing a potential threat while working toward my own winning position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297518681}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it prevents my opponent from developing a potential diagonal threat while strengthening my horizontal position. This move builds on my existing O pieces at positions (3,5) and (4,5), creating more options for future connections. Additionally, it occupies a central position on the board which generally provides more flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297538831}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 3 creates the strongest immediate threat. I already have two O pieces stacked vertically in this column. By placing a third O here, I\'ll create a vertical three-in-a-row, which forces my opponent to block my potential win on their next turn. This is a strategic advantage as it constrains their options.\\n\\nAdditionally, this move doesn\'t create any dangerous opportunities for my opponent. I checked for potential diagonal threats that might emerge if I play here, and don\'t see any immediate risk. \\n\\nColumn 3 is a strong central position that gives me the most immediate pressure while maintaining good board control.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297597977}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 3 immediately as my opponent has three X pieces vertically (3,2 through 3,4) and would win on their next turn if I don\'t block. This is the most urgent defensive move. While I could try to build my horizontal sequence with pieces at positions (1,5), (3,5), and (4,5), defense takes priority here.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297614491}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent from winning with 4 Xs in a row along the bottom row. Additionally, placing my piece in column 2 creates a horizontal line of 3 Os (in row 4), giving me potential winning opportunities in future turns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297653345}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 5 to block a potential threat where my opponent could create a horizontal line with the X pieces in columns 2, 3, and 5. Additionally, this move builds my position on the right side of the board and doesn\'t give my opponent any immediate winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297674388}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in column 4 is optimal for multiple reasons:\\n\\n1. It blocks a potential vertical threat - my opponent already has two X pieces in column 4 and could build toward a vertical four.\\n\\n2. It creates a horizontal line of three O pieces at row 2, connecting with my existing O pieces at (2,2) and (3,2), setting up a potential horizontal win.\\n\\n3. It also creates a diagonal line of three O pieces, connecting with my O pieces at (3,1) and (2,0), setting up a potential diagonal win.\\n\\n4. This move creates multiple threats simultaneously, forcing my opponent to defend in multiple directions on their next turn.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297767312}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block column 5 to prevent my opponent from making a horizontal connect-4 in row 3. They currently have X pieces in columns 2, 3, and 4 of row 3, and column 5 would give them the win. By playing in column 5, my piece will drop to row 3, directly blocking their winning opportunity while maintaining good board position for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297786970}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my piece in column 5 because it will fall to row 2, creating a winning diagonal with my existing pieces at (3,4), (4,3), and (5,2). This gives me four O pieces in a diagonal from bottom-left to top-right, winning the game immediately.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297888156}]','2025-03-18 11:05:18','2025-03-18 11:38:08',16),(2963,4,17,8,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 14, \"board\": [[null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, null, null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null, null, null], [null, null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", null], [null, null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", null], [null, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"currentPlayer\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\"}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"duration\": 437595, \"winner_id\": 8, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1182, \"oldRating\": 1194}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1297, \"oldRating\": 1285}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1182, \"oldRating\": 1194}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1297, \"oldRating\": 1285}}}}','[{\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing in the center column (3) is strategically advantageous for the first move because:\\n1. It provides the most opportunities to form connections in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal)\\n2. It controls the center of the board, which is valuable real estate in Connect Four\\n3. More potential winning lines pass through the center than any other column\\n4. It gives me the most flexibility for future moves regardless of where my opponent plays\", \"timestamp\": 1742297280561}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 2 because it\'s adjacent to the center column (3) where my opponent played. This allows me to contest the valuable center area of the board while giving me flexibility to develop connections to the left side. Playing adjacent to my opponent\'s piece is better than playing far away, as it limits their connection opportunities while maximizing mine. Columns 2 and 4 are equally strong strategically at this point, but I\'ve selected column 2 to balance the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297298253}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 because it allows me to build toward the center of the board, which is strategically valuable in Connect Four. By playing adjacent to my existing piece, I begin creating potential horizontal connection opportunities. The center columns generally provide more winning possibilities as they allow connections in all directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). Additionally, this move doesn\'t create any immediate advantage for my opponent, as there\'s no setup for a trap. Playing in the center region of the board gives me maximum flexibility for future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297310803}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to block my opponent\'s horizontal threat. They currently have two X pieces in a row in columns 3 and 4. If they place a third piece in column 5, they would be one move away from winning horizontally. By placing my piece in column 5, I prevent this threat while also positioning myself for potential diagonal plays in future moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297331499}, {\"move\": 1, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 1 because it creates the strongest position. If I play in column 2, I would create three in a row (from columns 2-4), but my opponent already has a piece in column 2, blocking that potential. \\n\\nPlaying in column 1 creates a potential winning threat for next turn - if I can later play in column 0, I would have three in a row with an open space at column 5, creating a two-way threat. It also doesn\'t help my opponent set up any immediate threats, as the piece above this one would not create any winning opportunities for them.\\n\\nColumn 1 provides the most flexibility for future moves while not enabling any immediate counters from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297348688}, {\"move\": 6, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 6 because it balances my position on the board. By placing here, I create potential for a horizontal connection with my existing piece in column 5. My opponent has more presence on the left side of the board (columns 1, 3, and 4), so strengthening my position on the right side gives me better board control. This move doesn\'t set up any winning opportunities for my opponent and begins to establish my presence across the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297378322}, {\"move\": 2, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Placing my piece in column 2 creates a connected sequence of my pieces (O) in positions 1-2-3-4 across the bottom row. This gives me control of the center of the board and sets up multiple potential winning paths for future moves. There are no immediate threats that need blocking, so this strategic positioning is optimal.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297394257}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 5 to build a vertical stack with my existing O. This begins developing a vertical threat while not immediately helping my opponent. This move also maintains flexibility for my future moves and keeps multiple winning paths open. None of the other columns offer an immediate advantage or require blocking an opponent\'s threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297421229}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 3 is strategically strong as it builds on my existing pieces in the center of the board. It starts a vertical stack in column 3 while maintaining my horizontal presence across columns 1, 3, and 4. This move doesn\'t set up any immediate winning opportunities for my opponent while giving me flexibility for future plays. The center columns are generally valuable in Connect Four for their ability to contribute to multiple potential winning paths.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297454263}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing column 4 to block my opponent\'s potential horizontal win. My opponent has X pieces at positions (2,4) and (3,4), and if they play at column 4 next, they could create a line of three with potential for a win. By playing at column 4 myself, I prevent this threat while also building my own position in the middle of the board, which offers more future opportunities than the edge columns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297475240}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By playing in column 3, I\'ll create a vertical stack of three O pieces. This is a strong move because it forces my opponent to block my vertical threat in column 3 on their next turn. If they don\'t block, I\'ll win by completing four in a row vertically. This is currently my strongest offensive move without any immediate defensive needs.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297490509}, {\"move\": 3, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I must block my opponent\'s vertical threat in column 3. They currently have three X pieces in a vertical line (positions 3,3 + 4,3 + 5,3), and if I don\'t block this, they will win on their next move. By placing my piece in column 3, it will fall to position 2,3, preventing their vertical connect four. I\'ve checked for other immediate threats and potential winning moves for myself, but found none that are as urgent as blocking this vertical threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297572336}, {\"move\": 5, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Column 5 is strategically important to prevent vertical buildup of X pieces. It also gives me presence on the right side of the board and creates potential diagonal connection opportunities with my existing Os in columns 1-3. This doesn\'t set up my opponent for an immediate win and gives me more control over the board development.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297591206}, {\"move\": 4, \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m playing in column 4 to block a potential diagonal threat. My opponent has X\'s at positions (5,1), (4,2), and (3,3), forming a diagonal pattern. By placing my O in column 4, I prevent them from extending this diagonal. Additionally, this gives me two O\'s in a vertical line (at rows 3 and 4 in column 4), creating my own potential threat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742297709123}]','2025-03-18 11:06:17','2025-03-18 11:35:09',8),(2964,1,4,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 9, \"board\": [[\"O\", \"X\", \"X\"], [\"X\", \"X\", \"O\"], [\"O\", \"O\", \"X\"]], \"winner\": null, \"players\": {\"o1 - (low)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"O\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"o1 - (low)\"}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": {\"score\": 0}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 0}}, \"winner\": null, \"duration\": 176844, \"winner_id\": null, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o1\", \"change\": -3, \"newRating\": 1268, \"oldRating\": 1271}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 3, \"newRating\": 1206, \"oldRating\": 1203}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -3, \"newRating\": 1268, \"oldRating\": 1271}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 3, \"newRating\": 1206, \"oldRating\": 1203}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The center is the best opening move, giving more options to form lines of three.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298141558}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent has taken the center position, I\'ll play in the top-left corner (0,0). This is a strong strategic move because:\\n\\n1. It allows me to start building a diagonal line from (0,0) to (2,2)\\n2. It keeps my options open for completing either the top row or the leftmost column\\n3. Corner plays are generally strong responses when the opponent takes the center\\n4. This positioning gives me multiple potential winning paths rather than committing to just one direction\\n\\nBy taking a corner, I\'m setting up multiple threats that my opponent will need to defend against in subsequent moves, improving my chances of either winning or forcing a draw.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298154406}, {\"move\": \"0,2\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"A strong continuation is to claim a corner to aim for the diagonal from top-right to bottom-left (0,2 → 1,1 → 2,0). Placing X at 0,2 sets up a promising threat and can lead to a fork.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298165574}, {\"move\": \"2,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s potential winning move. Currently, my opponent has X\'s at (0,2) and (1,1), forming a diagonal line that could win if they place their next X at (2,0). By placing my O at (2,0), I block this diagonal threat. Additionally, this move gives me an opportunity to create a winning strategy along column 0, as I already have an O at (0,0). If I can place my next move at (1,0), I would win. This move both defends against my opponent\'s immediate threat and sets up a potential winning line for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298184332}, {\"move\": \"1,0\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent (O) is threatening to win with a vertical line in the first column (positions (0,0), (1,0), (2,0)). They already have O in both (0,0) and (2,0), so we must block them by placing our X at (1,0).\", \"timestamp\": 1742298198097}, {\"move\": \"1,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block position (1,2) immediately to prevent my opponent from winning with a complete middle row. They already have Xs at positions (1,0) and (1,1), and if they place at (1,2) on their next turn, they would win. By placing my O here, I block this immediate threat. Additionally, this move keeps my options open for potentially creating winning opportunities in the future turns by developing the right column or diagonal patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298219868}, {\"move\": \"0,1\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Playing at (0,1) creates a two-in-a-column threat in column 1 (since we already have an X at row1,col1), forcing O to block, and it gives us the best chance of eventually winning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298246464}, {\"move\": \"2,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the current board state:\\n```\\n O | X | X\\n -----------\\n X | X | O\\n -----------\\n O | . | .\\n```\\n\\nI need to decide between positions 2,1 (bottom middle) and 2,2 (bottom right).\\n\\nBy placing my O at 2,1:\\n1. I block a potential threat from my opponent - they currently have Xs at positions 0,1 and 1,1, and could win with a third X at 2,1.\\n2. I set up a potential winning move for myself in the bottom row - I\'ll have Os at 2,0 and 2,1, with 2,2 being the winning position.\\n\\nWhile placing at 2,2 would also set up a potential win in the bottom row, the 2,1 move has the added benefit of blocking my opponent\'s vertical threat in the middle column. This gives me better control of the board and forces my opponent to defend rather than attack.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298307576}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Only one move is available: (2,2). Placing \'X\' cannot create an immediate win but is the only valid move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298313910}]','2025-03-18 11:42:17','2025-03-18 11:45:13',NULL),(2965,1,14,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 8, \"board\": [[\"O\", \"X\", \"O\"], [\"X\", \"X\", \"O\"], [\"X\", \" \", \"O\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 1, \"symbol\": \"O\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": {\"score\": 0}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 1}}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 71137, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"google/gemini-2.0-flash-001\", \"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1169, \"oldRating\": 1183}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1233, \"oldRating\": 1219}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1169, \"oldRating\": 1183}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1233, \"oldRating\": 1219}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Taking the center position for maximum strategic advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298142571}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll take the top-left corner (0,0) as my first move. Since my opponent has already taken the center position, taking a corner is strategically advantageous. This position gives me potential winning paths along the top row and the left column. If my opponent doesn\'t block one of these threats on their next move, I can potentially create a fork situation (two simultaneous threats) in my following move. The corner positions also allow me to potentially set up diagonal winning opportunities as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298153325}, {\"move\": \"1,0\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"I will play at (1,0) so my next move can be at (1,2) to win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298158938}, {\"move\": \"1,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate winning threat. They have two Xs in positions (1,0) and (1,1) of the middle row. If I don\'t place my O at position (1,2), they will win on their next move by completing that row. This is a defensive move that prevents an immediate loss. Additionally, after blocking this threat, I can start working on creating my own winning opportunity with my O already at the top-left position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298169401}, {\"move\": \"0,1\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"I have two X\'s in the second row. Placing another X at 0,1 will not lead to an immediate win. I should play to win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298173930}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I should place my O at the bottom-right corner (2,2) because this will complete a diagonal line from the top-left (0,0) to the bottom-right (2,2). I already have Os at the top-left (0,0) and center (1,1) positions, so placing an O at (2,2) will create a winning diagonal and immediately win the game. This is clearly the best move because it allows me to win in a single move rather than setting up for a future win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298191813}, {\"move\": \"2,0\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Blocking the opponent from winning in the third column.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298196140}, {\"move\": \"0,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing position 0,2 (top-right) because it\'s the most critical defensive move. If I don\'t place my \\\"O\\\" there, my opponent could place an \\\"X\\\" in that position on their next turn, which would create a vertical line of three \\\"X\\\"s in the right column (0,2 - 1,2 - 2,2), giving them the win. By blocking this position, I prevent their immediate win opportunity. Additionally, this move gives me two \\\"O\\\"s in the top row, which could potentially set up a future winning opportunity.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298209225}]','2025-03-18 11:42:18','2025-03-18 11:43:29',17),(2966,1,10,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 9, \"board\": [[\"O\", \"O\", \"X\"], [\"X\", \"X\", \"O\"], [\"O\", \"X\", \"X\"]], \"winner\": null, \"players\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"O\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\": {\"score\": 0}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 0}}, \"winner\": null, \"duration\": 186372, \"winner_id\": null, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -5, \"newRating\": 1324, \"oldRating\": 1329}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 5, \"newRating\": 1211, \"oldRating\": 1206}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -5, \"newRating\": 1324, \"oldRating\": 1329}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 5, \"newRating\": 1211, \"oldRating\": 1206}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center position (1,1) as my opening move because it\'s strategically the strongest first move in Tic-Tac-Toe. The center controls four possible winning lines (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals), giving me the most opportunities to create winning patterns later in the game. This position maximizes my winning potential while also preventing my opponent from taking this valuable central position. From here, I can adapt my strategy based on my opponent\'s response.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298149138}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"When the opponent takes the center (1,1), playing in a corner is a strong strategic choice. By placing my \'O\' in the top-left corner (0,0), I\'m setting up potential diagonal and edge-based winning patterns. This position gives me flexibility for future moves and can potentially create fork threats (multiple winning paths) if my opponent doesn\'t respond optimally. The corner position also helps limit my opponent\'s ability to create their own forks.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298162583}, {\"move\": \"0,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my X in the top-right corner (0,2) to create an immediate diagonal threat with my existing X in the center. This forces my opponent to block the bottom-left corner (2,0) on their next move. If they don\'t block, I can win on my next turn by completing the diagonal. If they do block, I\'ll still have multiple potential winning paths to develop. This move maximizes my strategic options while applying pressure on my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298179680}, {\"move\": \"2,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my O at the bottom-left position (2,0) for two important reasons:\\n\\n1. Defensive: X currently has positions at top-right (0,2) and center (1,1). If X were to play at bottom-left (2,0), they would complete a diagonal and win. I need to block this threat immediately.\\n\\n2. Offensive: By placing my O at (2,0), I\'m also setting up a potential winning line along the left column, where I already have my first O at the top-left (0,0). This gives me a clear path to victory if I can later place my third O at middle-left (1,0).\\n\\nThis move both prevents X from winning and creates a winning opportunity for me in the next round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298195149}, {\"move\": \"1,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block my opponent\'s immediate threat in the left column. They already have O\'s at (0,0) and (2,0), so if I don\'t block (1,0), they\'ll win on their next move. \\n\\nAdditionally, by playing at (1,0), I create a potential winning opportunity for myself in the middle row, where I already have an X at the center (1,1). This gives me two potential ways to win on my next move - either completing the middle row by playing at (1,2) or creating a different winning pattern depending on my opponent\'s next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298209236}, {\"move\": \"1,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m blocking my opponent\'s immediate win threat. They have Xs at positions (1,0) and (1,1), and would win with a horizontal line if they placed their next mark at (1,2). By placing my O here, I prevent their win. This is the most urgent defensive move. Additionally, this positioning might help me create future opportunities as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298235898}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I should play at position 2,2 (bottom right) because it will complete a diagonal line of three X\'s from the top-right (0,2) through the center (1,1) to the bottom-right (2,2). This gives me an immediate win by creating a diagonal line. The other available moves (0,1 and 2,1) don\'t create winning opportunities, so this is clearly the optimal move to win as fast as possible.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298250123}, {\"move\": \"0,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing position 0,1 (top-middle) for strategic reasons. After analyzing the board:\\n\\n1. Neither of the available moves (0,1 or 2,1) gives me an immediate win.\\n2. Neither move blocks an immediate win for my opponent.\\n3. Taking 0,1 puts two of my Os in the top row (positions 0,0 and 0,1).\\n4. This move prevents a potential threat where my opponent could create a winning opportunity in the middle column.\\n5. Since the board is nearly full (7 out of 9 positions taken), this game is likely heading toward a draw, but this move maintains the best defensive position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298307830}, {\"move\": \"2,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the current board, I only have one valid move at position 2,1. This move doesn\'t create an immediate win for me, but it\'s my only option. After making this move, I\'ll have two Xs in the middle column (positions 1,1 and 2,1), which could potentially set up a future winning strategy if the game continues. The board is quite full already, with this being the 8th move of the game, so we\'re approaching a potential draw if neither player can create a three-in-a-row with the remaining moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298325470}]','2025-03-18 11:42:19','2025-03-18 11:45:25',NULL),(2967,1,15,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 8, \"board\": [[\"O\", \"X\", \"X\"], [\"X\", \"X\", \" \"], [\"O\", \"O\", \"O\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 1, \"symbol\": \"O\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": {\"score\": 0}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 1}}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 75697, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct\", \"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1130, \"oldRating\": 1142}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1245, \"oldRating\": 1233}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -12, \"newRating\": 1130, \"oldRating\": 1142}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 12, \"newRating\": 1245, \"oldRating\": 1233}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I am starting by placing my symbol in the center of the board, which gives me the greatest flexibility for my next move and allows me to potentially control the center of the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298145181}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"When my opponent takes the center position, a strong strategic response is to take a corner. This prevents them from creating multiple winning threats and gives me good positioning. I\'m choosing the top-left corner (0,0) to establish my position on the board. From here, I can potentially set up winning opportunities along the top row or the left column, or create a diagonal threat. Any corner would be equally strong at this point since the board is symmetrical with just the center filled, but taking a corner is generally preferable to an edge position in this situation.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298156660}, {\"move\": \"0,2\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I am placing my symbol in position \'0,2\' to start building a potential horizontal line and to take control of the top row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298164283}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice that my opponent X has pieces at (0,2) and (1,1), forming a diagonal pattern that could lead to a win on their next move if they place at (2,0). By placing my O at (2,2), I\'m blocking their diagonal win opportunity. Additionally, this creates potential winning lines for me: I could win vertically by adding moves at (1,2) later, or diagonally if I can get (1,1) in the future. This is both a defensive and potentially offensive move that prevents an immediate loss while setting up future winning possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298175970}, {\"move\": \"1,0\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To win the game as quickly as possible, I should prioritize moves that potentially create two paths to victory at once or block my opponent\'s possible wins. Given the current state of the board, placing my symbol in position 1,0 would give me control of the center row and potentially set up for a win in the next move, whether horizontally or diagonally. It also doesn\'t immediately block an opponent\'s win without giving me a potential win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298183478}, {\"move\": \"2,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m blocking the opponent\'s diagonal win threat (positions 0,2 → 1,1 → 2,0). While I could also block their horizontal threat at 1,2, playing at 2,0 is better because it not only blocks their diagonal but also gives me a potential winning path in the left column (0,0 → 1,0 → 2,0) if I can get position 1,0 later. Additionally, this move starts forming a potential diagonal win for me from 2,0 to 0,2. Playing defensively while setting up offensive opportunities is key in Tic-Tac-Toe.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298199744}, {\"move\": \"0,1\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my symbol in position 0,1 to block the opponent\'s potential three in a row and create a possibility for me to win in the next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298205676}, {\"move\": \"2,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"By placing my \'O\' at position 2,1 (bottom row, middle column), I will complete a horizontal line of three \'O\'s in the bottom row (positions 2,0, 2,1, and 2,2). This gives me an immediate win. The other available move at 1,2 doesn\'t result in a winning position, so this is clearly the optimal choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298215812}]','2025-03-18 11:42:20','2025-03-18 11:43:35',17),(2968,1,3,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 6, \"board\": [[\"O\", \"O\", \"O\"], [\"X\", \"X\", \" \"], [\" \", \" \", \"X\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"players\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 1, \"symbol\": \"O\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": {\"score\": 0}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 1}}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 53552, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"openai/o3-mini\", \"change\": -19, \"newRating\": 1243, \"oldRating\": 1262}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 19, \"newRating\": 1219, \"oldRating\": 1200}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -19, \"newRating\": 1243, \"oldRating\": 1262}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 19, \"newRating\": 1219, \"oldRating\": 1200}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I will start by choosing the center square (1,1), which is commonly considered the best opening move as it gives maximum control over the board.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298144219}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent has taken the center position (1,1), I\'ll place my first O in the top-left corner (0,0). This is a strong strategic choice because:\\n1. Corner positions are valuable in Tic-Tac-Toe, especially when responding to a center opening\\n2. This prevents my opponent from creating a potential fork involving this corner\\n3. It gives me potential winning lines along the top row and left column, as well as the diagonal\\n4. With this move, I can force my opponent to play defensively on their next turn if they want to block one of my potential three-in-a-row opportunities\", \"timestamp\": 1742298155695}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose the opposite corner (2,2) to complement the X already in the center and maximize potential winning paths, including the diagonal from top-left to bottom-right as well as row and column opportunities. This move sets up several threats, allowing me to build towards a win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298160632}, {\"move\": \"0,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll choose the top-right position (0,2) for my move. This is a critical defensive play because my opponent has placed Xs in the center (1,1) and bottom-right (2,2), creating a diagonal threat. If I don\'t block the top-right corner, they could win on their next move by completing the diagonal. Additionally, this move gives me two potential winning paths: I could potentially win along the top row (where I already have an O in the top-left) or down the right column. This dual-purpose move both blocks my opponent\'s immediate threat and sets up my own winning possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298174035}, {\"move\": \"1,0\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the board, I want to create stronger win conditions by building threats post-move. Playing at position 1,0 (middle left) adds another X in row 1, setting up potential opportunities to complete a row by placing an X at 1,2 in a future move. This move forces the opponent to pay attention to blocking multiple threats and increases my chances to win more quickly.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298183692}, {\"move\": \"0,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing my \\\"O\\\" at position (0,1) to complete three in a row across the top. This gives me an immediate win. I already have \\\"O\\\"s at positions (0,0) and (0,2), so placing at (0,1) creates a winning horizontal line. This is the optimal move as it secures victory immediately rather than blocking the opponent\'s potential win at (1,2).\", \"timestamp\": 1742298194682}]','2025-03-18 11:42:21','2025-03-18 11:43:14',17),(2969,1,10,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 9, \"board\": [[\"O\", \"X\", \"O\"], [\"O\", \"X\", \"X\"], [\"X\", \"O\", \"X\"]], \"winner\": null, \"players\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"O\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\": {\"score\": 0}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": {\"score\": 0}}, \"winner\": null, \"duration\": 125315, \"winner_id\": null, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -3, \"newRating\": 1329, \"oldRating\": 1332}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 3, \"newRating\": 1267, \"oldRating\": 1264}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -3, \"newRating\": 1329, \"oldRating\": 1332}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 3, \"newRating\": 1267, \"oldRating\": 1264}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center position for my first move because it controls the maximum number of potential winning lines - both diagonals, the middle row, and the middle column. This gives me the most strategic flexibility for future moves and the best chance to create winning opportunities. In an empty board, the center is generally considered the strongest opening position in Tic-Tac-Toe.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298152872}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the top-left corner (0,0) for my first move. Since my opponent has already taken the center position (1,1), taking a corner is strategically sound. Corner positions offer multiple potential winning paths and can set up fork opportunities later in the game. The top-left corner gives me potential winning lines across the top row, down the left column, and along the diagonal.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298163438}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my X in the bottom-right corner (2,2) because:\\n1. This creates a diagonal threat from top-left to bottom-right through my X in the center\\n2. By creating this threat, I force my opponent to block this diagonal on their next turn\\n3. This position also opens up potential future winning paths along the bottom row and right column\\n4. If my opponent fails to block the diagonal threat, I can win on my next move\\n5. Taking a corner position is generally strong in Tic-Tac-Toe as it gives more potential winning lines\", \"timestamp\": 1742298180078}, {\"move\": \"0,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my \\\"O\\\" in the top-right corner (0,2) for two strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. Blocking potential threat: My opponent has \\\"X\\\" in the center (1,1) and bottom-right (2,2), which could form a diagonal win if they get the top-right corner. By placing my \\\"O\\\" here, I prevent this threat.\\n\\n2. Creating win opportunities: This move creates two potential winning paths for me:\\n   - I now have \\\"O\\\" in positions (0,0) and (0,2), so completing the top row at (0,1) would give me a win\\n   - I\'m setting up a potential diagonal win from top-right to bottom-left if I can get position (2,0) later\\n\\nThis move combines both defensive and offensive strategy, blocking my opponent while setting up my own winning paths.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298193945}, {\"move\": \"0,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to block the opponent\'s immediate win opportunity in the top row. My opponent has \'O\' at positions 0,0 and 0,2, so playing at 0,1 prevents them from completing a row. This is a defensive necessity. Additionally, this move begins to set up potential winning paths for me in future turns, as I already have \'X\' at the center (1,1) and bottom-right (2,2). By placing at 0,1, I\'m also starting to develop a potential winning column in the middle.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298211220}, {\"move\": \"2,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to place my O at position (2,1) for two important reasons:\\n\\n1. Defensive priority: My opponent has X markers at (0,1), (1,1), and could win by placing at (2,1) to complete a vertical column. I must block this immediate threat.\\n\\n2. Setting up for a win: By placing at (2,1), I\'m also creating two potential winning paths for my next move:\\n   - If I can later place at (2,0), I could create a winning bottom row [O, O, X]\\n   - If I can later place at (1,0), I would have two Os in position for a diagonal win\\n\\nWhile there\'s no immediate winning move available for me this turn, this blocking move prevents my opponent\'s win while maximizing my future winning opportunities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298231692}, {\"move\": \"2,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the board, I can see I have an opportunity for an immediate win. I already have X pieces at the center (1,1) and the bottom-right (2,2). By playing at the bottom-left position (2,0), I\'ll complete a diagonal line from bottom-left to top-right, creating three Xs in a row. This gives me an immediate win, which is the optimal move in this situation.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298242779}, {\"move\": \"1,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing position (1,0) to block my opponent from completing the middle row. If I don\'t place my O in this position, my opponent could place an X there on their next turn and win with three X\'s in a row horizontally. This is a defensive move to prevent an immediate loss. While this move doesn\'t create a winning opportunity for me directly, it\'s necessary to block my opponent\'s winning path first.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298256525}, {\"move\": \"1,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the current board state, position 1,2 (middle-right) is the only available move. This position doesn\'t create an immediate win for me, nor does it block an immediate win for my opponent. However, since it\'s the only valid move left, I\'ll place my X there to continue the game. After this move, the board will be quite full, with 8 of 9 positions occupied.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298267460}]','2025-03-18 11:42:22','2025-03-18 11:44:27',NULL),(2970,1,16,10,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 6, \"board\": [[\"O\", \" \", \" \"], [\"O\", \"X\", \"X\"], [\"O\", \" \", \"X\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"players\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\": {\"score\": 1, \"symbol\": \"O\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\"}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\": {\"score\": 1}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 0}}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"duration\": 93316, \"winner_id\": 10, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1203, \"oldRating\": 1214}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1332, \"oldRating\": 1321}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -11, \"newRating\": 1203, \"oldRating\": 1214}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 11, \"newRating\": 1332, \"oldRating\": 1321}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center position (1,1) as my first move because it\'s strategically the strongest opening position in Tic-Tac-Toe. The center controls the maximum number of winning lines (4 total - both diagonals plus one horizontal and one vertical), giving me the most opportunities to create winning threats. This position also allows for the highest number of potential forks (situations with two simultaneous threats) later in the game, which will be crucial for winning quickly. Taking the center first is the optimal strategy when aiming to win as efficiently as possible.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298155530}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent has taken the center position (1,1), I\'ll place my O in the top-left corner (0,0). This is a strong strategic choice because:\\n1. It gives me potential winning paths along the top row, left column, and the top-left to bottom-right diagonal\\n2. When responding to a center move, taking a corner is generally a good strategy in Tic-Tac-Toe\\n3. This position maximizes my flexibility for future moves and forces my opponent to defend multiple potential winning lines\", \"timestamp\": 1742298167558}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my X in the bottom-right corner (2,2) for two strategic reasons:\\n\\n1. This creates a diagonal threat line from my center X (1,1) to this new position, forcing my opponent to block in their next move.\\n\\n2. It opens up two potential winning paths for me - both the diagonal and the right column.\\n\\nWith my X in the corner position, I\'m setting up multiple threats rather than just blocking my opponent\'s potential moves. If they don\'t block my diagonal, I can win on my next turn. If they do block it, I\'ll still have other winning opportunities to develop.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298183799}, {\"move\": \"2,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to play at position 2,0 (bottom-left corner) for two key reasons:\\n\\n1. Defensive: My opponent has X\'s at the center (1,1) and bottom-right (2,2). If they get position 0,2 (top-right), they\'ll complete a diagonal. Playing at 2,0 blocks their potential diagonal threat.\\n\\n2. Offensive: By placing my O at 2,0, I create two potential winning paths for myself:\\n   - A vertical line opportunity with my existing O at 0,0 (I would need 1,0 next)\\n   - A potential diagonal winning path (2,0 - 1,1 - 0,2)\\n\\nThis move both prevents my opponent from creating an immediate threat and sets up multiple winning possibilities for me.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298201683}, {\"move\": \"1,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing position 1,2 (middle row, right cell) because it creates two potential winning paths:\\n1. It sets up a potential win along the middle row (1,0-1,1-1,2) where I already have X in the center\\n2. It builds toward a potential win in the right column (0,2-1,2-2,2) where I already have X in the bottom-right\\n\\nBy creating multiple winning threats, I\'m maximizing my chances of winning quickly. If my opponent blocks one path, I can pursue the other in my next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298222318}, {\"move\": \"1,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my O at position 1,0 (middle row, left column). This is a winning move that completes three O\'s in the left column (positions 0,0, 1,0, and 2,0). This gives me an immediate vertical win. Additionally, this position would have blocked my opponent from potentially winning in the middle row, but winning myself is the priority.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298236475}]','2025-03-18 11:42:23','2025-03-18 11:43:56',10),(2971,1,7,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"turn\": 6, \"board\": [[\"O\", \"O\", \"O\"], [\" \", \"X\", \" \"], [\" \", \"X\", \"X\"]], \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"players\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": {\"score\": 0, \"symbol\": \"X\"}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 1, \"symbol\": \"O\"}}, \"game_over\": true, \"current_player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": {\"score\": 0}, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": {\"score\": 1}}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 65282, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {\"modelRatings\": {\"player\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1140, \"oldRating\": 1154}, \"opponent\": {\"model\": \"anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet\", \"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1214, \"oldRating\": 1200}}, \"playerRatings\": {\"player\": {\"change\": -14, \"newRating\": 1140, \"oldRating\": 1154}, \"opponent\": {\"change\": 14, \"newRating\": 1214, \"oldRating\": 1200}}}}','[{\"move\": \"1,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the center position (1,1) for my first move because it provides the most strategic advantage in Tic-Tac-Toe. From the center, I have access to 4 possible winning lines (horizontal, vertical, and both diagonals), maximizing my winning opportunities. Taking the center early also blocks my opponent from securing this valuable position. If my opponent responds by taking a corner, I can work toward creating a fork (two potential winning lines), and if they take an edge, I can aim for the opposite corner to create diagonal threats.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298150565}, {\"move\": \"0,0\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"When my opponent takes the center position, one of the strongest responses is to take a corner. This gives me more flexibility for future moves and prevents my opponent from developing multiple threat lines easily. By taking the top-left corner (0,0), I can potentially set up winning opportunities along the top row, left column, or the diagonal. All corners are strategically equivalent at this point since the board is symmetrical except for the center X, so I\'m choosing the top-left to establish my position. This move also forces my opponent to be defensive rather than offensive in their next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298164638}, {\"move\": \"2,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the bottom-right corner (2,2) to create two potential winning lines. By placing my \'X\' here, I establish a diagonal threat from top-left to bottom-right, and also create the beginning of a potential winning line along the right column and bottom row. This gives me multiple paths to victory and forces my opponent to block one of these threats, which will likely give me an advantage in subsequent moves. The corner position is strategically strong as it contributes to both a diagonal and two straight lines.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298171648}, {\"move\": \"0,2\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll place my O in the top-right corner (0,2). This is a strong move for two reasons:\\n\\n1. Defense: It blocks a potential diagonal win for my opponent. If I don\'t play here, my opponent could play in this spot next turn, creating a diagonal threat from top-right to bottom-left (connecting with their X in position 2,2).\\n\\n2. Offense: This creates a horizontal threat along the top row, since I already have an O in the top-left position (0,0). This forces my opponent to block my horizontal win opportunity.\\n\\nBy creating a threat while simultaneously blocking my opponent\'s potential diagonal, I\'m maximizing my winning chances. This also maintains control of the corners, which are strategically valuable in Tic-Tac-Toe.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298189154}, {\"move\": \"2,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the current board, I have X in the center (1,1) and in the bottom-right (2,2). By placing my X at position (2,1), I\'ll create a threat along the bottom row. More importantly, this creates a fork with two possible winning paths: either completing the bottom row in my next move (at 2,0) or completing the middle column (at 0,1). Since my opponent can only block one of these threats on their next turn, this guarantees my victory in two moves. This is the fastest path to winning given the current board state.\", \"timestamp\": 1742298197417}, {\"move\": \"0,1\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I already have \'O\' markers at positions (0,0) and (0,2) - the top-left and top-right corners. By placing my \'O\' at position (0,1), I\'ll complete a horizontal row across the top of the board and win the game immediately. This is clearly the optimal move as it gives me an instant victory, rather than blocking my opponent\'s potential threats (they have two \'X\'s in the middle column and also two diagonally).\", \"timestamp\": 1742298209457}]','2025-03-18 11:42:24','2025-03-18 11:43:29',16),