Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 12:04:32 09/17/98
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On September 17, 1998 at 09:05:04, Robert Hyatt wrote: >I choose to not play unrated, to try to make the games "serious". Since most >there treasure rating points, rated games tend to be more serious games. Also, >I have seen "scams" where someone "fishes" by playing unrated games until they >find a way to force a program to follow a bad book line, then they will play a >rated game and win. Also there is a problem with playing rated as white, then >an unrated when you get black, then rated with white, etc... I get this, but not so that I'd really notice or care. You can't do the white/black thing. If you play a rated game as white, then do an unrated game, you may get white or black randomly, but if you do a rated game with the same opponent after that, you'll get black. Which is my way of telling you that this one has been fixed. bruce
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