Author: odell hall
Date: 03:07:21 07/10/01
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On July 10, 2001 at 05:49:39, Christophe Theron wrote: >On July 10, 2001 at 05:02:35, Vincent Lejeune wrote: > >> >>>BTW the first round of the match is completed now. ChessTiger 14 reached very >>>good 61.5 %. Could someone >>>please calculate, how much ELO difference 61.5 % mean compared to the average >>>ELO of the opponents? >>>Thanks a lot! >> >>That means a +92 Elo difference > > >Sorry Vincent, but this is not right. > >A 61.5% winning percentage means approximately a 80.5 Elo points difference. > >The rule of thumb is very simple: take the winning percentage, substract 50, >then multiply by 7. > >This rule is an approximation (but a very good one) that works only in the range >20% to 80%. > > > > Christophe Hi Christophe Congradulations on your enourmous successs, I believe i, and others would like you to comment on the result of Chess Tiger in Argentina, Please no one will think your bragging if you do, you maade computer chess history and i think you deserve to bathe in the limelight. Did you expect this result for tiger? Do you believe Computers are Grandmasters? I know this is a very controversial subject, but please express your honest opinion, Several programmers have already taken a stand , what is yours?
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