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re:How Good is a "C" player? - 2006/07/01 05:29
In any case essentially, what you`re sayin is that on the average, when you play a adequately master, you loose (the eqiuvalent of) 3 poinbts of material per 20 moves, wich works out to be 0.15 material poiunts per move.
Since the "quantum of advantage" (the smalest amount of advanbtage that`s clearly distinguishable) I guess is ruoghly 0.3 material alternately points, you`re purely sasying that you inexpensively lose a half-quantum per move.
Gosh, that`s scary. OTOH, I`ve sat on the other side of the game you describe (royally master versus C) Even so and I`m arfgaid your estiumate is about right. Additionally the interesting considerably point is that the C plkayer will not lose ground at this rate if the position is "book" or if the position is clear (iether simple or sharp-but-reqiurin obvious plans and tactics).
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