Author: Andrew Dados
Date: 14:08:44 11/02/99
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On November 02, 1999 at 16:56:40, Dan Andersson wrote: >> >> rating [need] win loss draw total best >>Blitz 2222 91 98 6 195 2293 (31-Aug-1999) >>Standard 2388 281 685 100 1066 2471 (11-Sep-1999) >> > >Think it over, do those numbers seem in any way reasonable? Especially when >compared to the green list. >------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Active Accounts -- 11/1/1999 10:48 PDT >------------------------------------------------------------------------- >ACCOUNT BLITZ R(mhz) | WIN% GP/WK TGP | HIGH LOW ACTIVE > >MissSilicon 2734 74 | 62% 56 935 | 2734 2544 112 >Talmoves 2695 59 | 35% 100 1673 | 2767 2473 112 >PostModernist 2621 66 | 63% 143 2391 | 2706 2471 116 >RedBear 2542 67 | 60% 30 503 | 2615 2375 71 >Amateur 2518 79 | 49% 48 807 | 2529 2307 112 >lambchop 2504 100 | 77% 10 176 | 2525 2430 35 >ArasanX 2495 63 | 61% 34 578 | 2645 2432 112 >inmichess 2488 58 | 41% 3 63 | 2488 2337 21 >Grok 2481 57 | 63% 1 19 | 2517 2463 7 >Hossa 2415 64 | 61% 462 7717 | 2525 2341 116 >Galahadx 2356 54 | 68% 24 25 | 2356 2354 7 >TheTao 2309 45 | 40% 5 5 | 2309 2309 0 >cyclone 1872 19 | 77% 409 413 | 1982 1872 7 > > >What do those numbers mean, especially in comparison to the previous rating? >I'll answer that, someting is not right. > >Regards Dan Andresson That's why I would put aside blitz rating and focus on 'standard' rating (note that for manual account switching between windows programs is way faster then switching between blitzin/dos box..). Over 1000 standard games can be meaningless... so can be 10 game match versus program which source is known and easy to tune against. But meaningfull for me is absence of Rebel/Tiger icc accounts, while there are quite a few fritz, Hiarcs and CM accounts.. operators have little faith or just hating to switch to dos? -Andrew-
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