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Subject: Re: usa cc players and cheaters

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 12:05:16 02/01/02

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On February 01, 2002 at 15:01:39, Uri Blass wrote:

>On February 01, 2002 at 14:16:14, Robin Smith wrote:
>
>>On February 01, 2002 at 12:35:36, Roy Eassa wrote:
>>
>>>Wow, congratulations on your win!!
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>>How much do you us computers (if at all)?
>>
>>I prefer to not discuss my methods in a public forum.  But I will tell you that
>>I certainly would NEVER just plug a position into a computer and let it decide
>>what my move will be.  At top levels this is a recipe for losing.  In postal
>>chess circles these people are called "postmen", since they deliver the mail for
>>their computers.  How unimaginably boring this would be.
>>
>>>What is your OTB rating?
>>
>>I very rarely play OTB, but do have an OTB rating; ~2100.  I have trouble
>>concentrating in OTB games and make too many tactical mistakes.  Against much
>>higher rated players (2450+) I have scored 3 draws and 1 loss in OTB. I seem to
>>concentrate and do better under these circumstances.
>
>There is one thing that I do not understand
>How is it possible that your ICCF rating is less than 2300?
>
>Here is a link for your win and I find that most of the players have better
>rating than you and you have less than 2300.
>
>http://correspondencechess.com/campbell/usccc13f.htm
>
>I think that there is something wrong in the rating sysytem because you were one
>of the winners of the 11th championship (1995-1998) so it was logical to expect
>that your rating will be one of the best.
>
>Uri

I can add that I believe that your result seems to be slightly better than my
result(+5 =3) inspite of the fact that I played against players with average
rating of almost 2450 when you played against players with average rating of
less than 2400

Uri



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