Author: Matt Frank
Date: 13:05:41 01/29/99
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Of course the comments I made are based on an exact elo diff of 500 pts. If we assume for a moment that you have never drawn against someone rated over 500 points above you then we might also conclude that many of your opponents were rated even MORE THAN 500 points above you. Now, if we assume that when we calculated the rating difference of people rated over 500 points more than you when they played you, it may be that the following is approx true: In all the games that I have played with players rated over 500 points stronger than me the average difference between our ratingsa at the time of the game was 675 (pick a number) points greater; then: You would expect expect that in all of those games the score would be 49 to 1, against you. Do you see my point? Matt Frank
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