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Subject: Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)?

Author: Fernando Villegas

Date: 12:36:13 11/12/97

On November 12, 1997 at 12:33:37, Amir Ban wrote:

>On November 12, 1997 at 11:43:33, Bas Hamstra wrote:
>
>
>Something wrong with the mathematics here. Surely this depends on what
>the differences in strength are. If the difference between the best and
>worst program is 5 ELO points, then they are all basically the same and
>everyone has equal chances. If the best is 200 ELO points stronger than
>the 2nd best, then he has virtually 100% chances of winning.
>
>Amir

Hi Amir:
As I still wait the answers to my interview for CCR  :-) let me do a
simple question: which is the case for Junior? Is the example of a 200
points stronger or 100 or 50? What do you think of the rating difference
between Junior ans Virtual, the second best? Or they were esentially
equal but Junios was luckier?
Best wishes
Fernando

Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Amir Ban 03:40:27 11/13/97
- Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Bas Hamstra 04:21:59 11/13/97
  - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 05:13:21 11/13/97
    - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Bas Hamstra 08:00:51 11/13/97
- Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 04:13:03 11/13/97
  - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Ernst A. Heinz 12:05:50 11/13/97
  - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Amir Ban 07:14:35 11/13/97
    - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Thorsten Czub 12:11:44 11/13/97
      - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Ernst A. Heinz 12:30:52 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Amir Ban 06:02:24 11/14/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Robert Hyatt 10:46:39 11/14/97
    - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 07:44:20 11/13/97
      - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Amir Ban 08:02:53 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Thorsten Czub 12:14:12 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 08:45:43 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Amir Ban 05:53:23 11/14/97
  - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Robert Hyatt 06:36:26 11/13/97
    - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Thorsten Czub 12:28:05 11/13/97
    - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 07:06:34 11/13/97
      - Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Robert Hyatt 10:33:11 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Carson 11:13:19 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 10:50:11 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Robert Hyatt 12:40:12 11/13/97
        
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        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 11:31:50 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Carson 12:04:18 11/13/97
        
        Re: Paris WMCCC - were programs better than in Jakarta (1996)? Chris Whittington 12:27:43 11/13/97
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        Re: Hash effects Robert Hyatt 13:06:30 11/17/97
        
        Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Robert Hyatt 20:23:17 11/15/97
        
        Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Howard Exner 23:51:21 11/15/97
        
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