This site changed the address, please update your bookmarks.

Removed broken link to eMule help site (which disappeared).

Added link to www.emulehelp.tk site which has useful guides about configuring various routers and firewalls to work with eMule.

Corrected link to "incomplete tablebase problem" explanation in Aaron Tay's FAQ.

Corrected link to Winboard Forum.

Corrected link to Dieter Bürßner's list of most important endgames.

Added link to wikipedia article in the introduction.

Added lnks to Norm Pruitt's sites with 3-to-5-men EGTB.

Norm Pruitt tells me that his FTP site is online again. Thanks Norm!

Added link to 3-4-5-men Nalimov tablebases hosted by Joshua Shriver. Thanks, Josh!

Added link to John Tamplin's online interface to endgame tables, posted by ernest in EGTB Forum. (Thanks to Guy Haworth for reminding me!)

John Kominek found an error in stat file kbpkn.tbs. He posted his logic and the correct file here. I updated the all-5-men-32p-tbs.zip archive on this site with the corrected file. Thanks, John!

One year ago I submitted our links to the eMule Content Database. Now Nalimov 6-men tablebases is second most popular release, next only to eMule itself. I suspect this is just because of enormous number of files we share. Still this is encouraging!

Added links to onilne interfaces to endgame tables.

A new handy program for testing tablebase integrity is available! Check this thread for details and download link. Thanks to Michael Metlov and Victor Zakharov!

This site moved to a new server, please update your bookmarks!

We are starting to share Scorpio bitbases on eD2K/KAD network for those who have problems downloading them elsewhere.

All pawnless 6-piece tablebases have 10 or more complete sources! They are all marked with "" now.

Some of our members have to use obfuscated eMule protocol (because of provider's 'traffic shaping', or just for privacy). This means that you will not be able to connect to them unless you use latest eMule client. So, if you are still using eMule version older than 0.47c or another client, it is perfect time to upgrade to latest eMule. You will find more sources (including at least one additional full collection source). Also here is one more message by Thomas.

In other news, eMule Xtreme 5.3.1 is out. It is based on eMule 0.47c, so it has obfuscated protocol support.

Today I found that the last rare sets all have at least 3 full sources, so the entire collection should be reliably available from now. It took us less than a year to reach this point, since the project was started in November 2005. Congratulations and thanks to all members! Please keep downloading and sharing! (Let's see how long it will take before all files have 10 full sources).

Thomas is sharing his experience about the best way to configure eMule. Please take a look and try to do the same (or post a better way).

If you have not yet, please update your eMule to version 0.47c. It fixes some bugs and introduces important new feature: obfuscated connection. (Posted by Thomas here).

Keith Ian Price is releasing the last of the 33p sets: KQPKBP and KQPKRB! Now all links and MD5 for 6-men tablebases (except 5+1) are available at this page! Big thanks to Eugene, Nelson and Keith for sharing, and to all participants for making it possible!

Rafael Andrist released Wilhelm 1.50. New version has suppost for latest tablebases, including KPPKPP, and some bugfixes (list of changes).

Added new links from Keith: KPPKPP, KRPKPP, KRPKNP, KRPKBP, KRNKPP, KQPKRN. Thanks to Eugene, Nelson and Keith for sharing!

Keith Ian Price shares KRBKPP, KQPKNP and KQPKRP - eD2K links and MD5 signatures are added to this page now. Thanks to Eugene, Nelson and Keith!

Keith Ian Price started sharing KBPKNP, KBPKPP and KQPKPP online, the links are added to this page! The route of these files: Eugene Nalimov => Nelson Hernandez => Keith Price => eD2K/KAD p2p network. Thanks to Eugene, Nelson and Keith!

The second of the missing sets - KNPKPP - is available now on eD2K/KAD network. Many thanks to Marc Bourzutschky for generating it and to Joshua Shriver for taking care that it is shared online!

Finally we have progress with the remaining 33p sets. Marc Bourzutschky generated all 16 missing 33p sets, and now we are working to bring them online! Joshua Shriver is in charge of initial distribution, with the help of a few releasers.

KBNKPP - The first of the remaining "missing" sets - is available online now, generated by Marc Bourzutschky and brought online by Joshua Shriver. The remaining sets should follow soon. Thanks to Marc and Josh!

Dan Wulff and Renze Steenhuisen both have sent me the links to three more sets: KRBKNP, KQNKRP and KQNKQP. Thanks Dan and Renze! Now only 16 33p sets are still missing.

Renze Steenhuisen is sharing new 33p sets: KQNKNP and KQNKBP. Thanks, Renze!

Renze Steenhuisen is sharing 7 new 42p sets: KQQPKP, KQQPKN, KQQPKB, KQQPKR, KQQPKQ, KQQNKP, KQQBKP. Thanks, Renze!

Dan Wulff is in turn sharing 10 new 42p sets: KRBNKP, KRBBKP, KRRNKP, KRRBKP, KQNNKP, KQBNKP, KQBBKP, KQRNKP, KQRBKP, KQRRKP. Thanks, Dan!

With this addition of the last rare 42p sets the 42p collection seems complete! Congratulations and thanks to everyone! Now let's download and spread those files to make them safe.

Added KQBKNP, after receiving links from Dan Wulff. Thanks, Dan and everyone sharing it!

Renze mailed me links for KRBKBP, KQPKBN and KQPKBB; they are added now to this page! Thanks, Renze!

Dan sent me links to KQBKBP. Thanks to Dan, Renze, and everyone sharing this set!

Added links to KRPKBB, KRNKBP, KRRKNP, KQRKPP, KQRKBP - all shared by Renze. Thanks to Renze for this nice addition!

Renze sent me links for KQQKPP and KQQKRP, that he is now sharing online. Added to this page. Thanks, Renze!

Ryan Hirst is sharing KNNKPP, checked by Wilhelm. I added it to this page now. Thanks, Ryan!

Good news from Renze: he received a lot of new files from Eiko Bleicher, and is going to share them online soon! For now he have sent me the links to the two new sets: KRRKPP and KQRKNP. Thanks Renze and Eiko!

Keith Ian Price told me that he, Dan, and Nelson are already sharing KQPKQP, and sent me the links. I added the links to this page and started downloading it. Thanks to Keith and everyone sharing it!

Dan Wulff sent me links to KQRKQP. Added to this page now. Thanks to Dan and everyone sharing it!

Keith Ian Price is telling me that KQPKRR is already shared online. I added the links to this page and started downloading it. Thanks to everyone sharing it!

Dan Wulff is sharing 16 more sets: KRRPKP, KRRPKN, KRRPKB, KRRPKR, KQPPKN, KQPPKB, KQPPKR, KQNPKN, KQNPKB, KQNPKR, KQBPKN, KQBPKB, KQRPKN, KQRPKB, KQRPKR, KQRPKQ. With this addition our 4+2+p collection is very close to completion! Thanks, Dan!

Dan Wulff is starting to share KRNPKP. Thanks Dan!

Renze informed me that he is sharing KRPPKN, and in fact eMule search already shows several sources for that set. Added to this page now. Thanks, Renze!

Dan Wulff is adding KRNPKN and KRNPKB to his "Shared" folder. Thanks, Dan!

Renze tells me that he is sharing KBNPKQ, KRNNKP, KRBPKN, KQNPKP and KQNPKQ. This means that Vincent also must be sharing these files. I added links and updated the availability. Thanks, Renze!

I searched the ed2k network for 4+2 sets one by one, and added the links to this page. I can confirm that all 4+2 pawnless bases are online, which means that from now all pawnless 6-men Nalimov bases are available and indexed on this page! (well, except 5+1 of course). Of course many have only one or two sources, so it will take some time before they are widely spread. Please feed those links to your eMule! (you can use the "All" links below each section).

Good news from Renze Steenhuisen and Vincent Diepeveen: they synchronized their collections and shared them complete with eMule! Now all 4+2 pawnless bases are available, and many more new sets. I'll look them up and add emulecollections to this page as soon as I will have time, for now please utilize eMule search to see if some set is already online. Thanks to Renze and Vincent!

Wilfried Eberl is putting online these new 3+3 sets: KRRKNN, KQBKNN, KQBKRR, KQRKRR, KQQKNN, KQQKBB, KQQKRN, KQQKRB. Thanks Wilfried!

I used eMule search to find that KQNKRN is already shared too, which completes the "3+3 no pawns" collection! From now all 3+3 tablebases without pawns are available to download!

eMule 0.47a is released! It has bugfixes and some cool features, particularly support for large files and fixed proxy support. Please upgrade at your first convenience! (unless you are using a mod)

Keith Ian Price is starting to share KQNPKQ. He will share it part by part, gradually, so not everything is available at once. Now only parts 0 and 1 are available, he will share the rest after these ones are spread. Please start downloading it! Thanks, Keith!

Dan Wulff shared new sets: KNNNKP, KNNPKQ, KBBNKP and KQBPKR. Thanks, Dan!

KQBNKR and KQPKNN are downloaded from Vincent Diepeveen and added to sharing. Thanks, Vincent!

Dan Wulff shared new 4+2 sets: KRNNKQ, KRBNKQ, KQQRKP, KQQRKN, KQQRKB, KQQRKR, KQQRKQ, KQQQKP, KQQQKN, KQQQKB, KQQQKQ. Thanks, Dan!

I downloaded KQRPKP set from Vincent and added it to sharing. Thanks, Vincent!

Dan Wulff just shared a whole lot of new files: KRNKNP, KQNKNN, KQNKBN, KQNKBB, KQNKRB, KQNKRR, KQNKQN, KQBKBN, KQBKRN, KQBKRB, KQBKQB, KQRKNN, KQRKBN, KQRKBB, KQRKRN, KQRKRB, KQRKQN, KQRKQB, KQRKQR, KQQKBN, KQQKQN, KQQKQB, KQQKQR. And 4+2 ones: KNPPKQ, KBNNKQ, KRNPKR, KRBPKP, KRBPKB, KQQQKR. Thanks a lot Dan!

I downloaded KBNPKP from Vincent, so now it's again shared online. Thanks, Vincent!

Peter Kasinski posted two more lists of endgame frequencies. Thanks, Peter!

KBNPKN is back online, after I could download it from Vincent Diepeveen. Thanks, Vincent!

Three new sets are shared by Dan Wulff: KRNKRN, KRBKRN, and KRBKRB. Thanks, Dan!

A new forum is opened for all discussions about endgame tablebases.