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Subject: Re: CEGT 40/40 matches Fritz 9 dropping like a stone

Author: George Tsavdaris

Date: 06:24:32 09/28/05

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On September 28, 2005 at 07:04:44, Heinz van Kempen wrote:

>On September 28, 2005 at 06:54:09, Uri Blass wrote:
>
>>On September 28, 2005 at 06:05:25, Heinz van Kempen wrote:
>>
>>>Hi all ,
>>>
>>>the need for many games is again shown in CEGT. After a rocket-like start by
>>>Fritz 9 a catastrophical first series in the match by Michael against Toga was
>>>already sufficient to let it drop like a stone from highest level to below Fruit
>>>currently. So it happened like we expected.
>>
>>Dropping like a stone?
>>
>>I think that a stone should be able to drop faster than that
>>
>>Fritz9 is still second place and first place in 4/40 list when more games were
>>played by Fritz(478 games and not 288 games).
>>
>>http://www.husvankempen.de/nunn/eloblitz.html
>>
>>
>>Here are the numbers:
>>40/4
>>1 Fritz 9 2796 30 29 478 71.8 % 2634 21.8 %
>>2 Fruit WCCC'05 2786 24 24 758 73.9 % 2606 22.7 %
>>
>>40/40
>>1 Fruit WCCC'05 2778 12 12 2219 68.6 % 2642 32.6 %
>>2 Fritz 9 2769 35 35 288 61.5 % 2688 27.8 %
>>
>>Nothing significant was changed and the error is still too high to decide which
>>version is better at 40/4 or 40/40
>>
>>Uri
>
>Hi Uri,
>
>the rating lists will be updated again in the evening with around 700 games for
>Fritz 9 in Blitz and more results 40/40 from the Leagues and World Trophy.
>
>We are again seeing that only 250 games are just a joke and people should stop
>to draw conclusions from this.
>
 I agree but what is your estimation about the number of games in such a
list...........?

 People usually draw conclusions from 50 or even 20 games in the comp-comp
field........:-(
 Also people always draw conclusions from 10 or less games in the hum-hum
field........



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