Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 19:17:09 04/28/00
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On April 28, 2000 at 17:54:32, Brian Richardson wrote: >Occasionally Tinker gets matched in an unrated game on ICC. This is not usually >a problem, but recently a user (Diamond) has been playing numerous unrated games >against many programs at standard time controls. > >I am curious because I have useformula=1, rated=1, formula=rated &... and >manualaccept=1 settings, so I am wondering why it does not decline them (before >even getting to Winboard)? there is a trick to bypass formula, if you do it before the formula is set. I just match you unrated, before you decide to stop playing unrated games. I play, and then win or lose, I just type 'rematch'. This ignores your formula since you just finished a game, and the server assumes "if you played one game in violation of your formula, you are willing to play another." All he has to do is play a couple, then adjourn in the middle, then resume it tomorrow and continue this... day after day... If you watch an notice him win or lose a game, try +noplay right after the game ends. The next day, remove the noplay although he will now have to go by the formula and can't play unrated any more.
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