Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 13:22:27 06/02/05
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On June 01, 2005 at 10:22:49, Madhavan wrote: >have you played FRITZ rating tournament? > >if you own any chessbase software,its the best for you to play against a chess >program and improve your chess playing skills > >learn from mistakes > >is chessbase "rating" mode same as FIDE rating system? > >I mean,is the 2000 rated fritz play like a real 2000 rated player?atleast it >seems to me,Fritz rating calculation and level of play are estimated to be as >same as a FIDE rating calculation for a player > >with FRITZ,we have a real FIDE rated players playing,anytime. > >how do you exceed the FRITZ's rating to >2200,but <2600 > >I find only <=2200 or unleashed(>2600),how do you adjust the settings The only way a Fritz rating could equal exactly a FIDE rating is if the opponents were the same. Since they are not the same, it can only be a crude approximation at best. But that's not all bad. A crude approximation is better than no approximation. And we can conclude with some measure of certainty that with increasing Elo comes increasing strength.
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