Author: Drazen Marovic
Date: 10:56:14 04/15/00
Say that the entire population of the world of chessplayers was 6 people, you, and players named (B), (C), (D), (E), and (f). Say you can beat C,D,E, and F more than they can beat you in a match. Secondly C,D, and E have a winning records against (B), and (F) is equal to (B)in score. However (B) has a winning advantage over you in say a 20 game series. Frequently this can happen and it is often due to style conflict, though. So though you are the stronger player, the weaker player can defeat you. The players strengths happen to be where your weaknesses are most prevalent is generally how it happens. Though, the weaker player tends to not be immensly weaker over all, but indeed can be a weaker layer and still consistantly win against you.
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