McKenzie
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re:Killing two threads with one stone - 2006/12/06 07:40
Im not a attorney, but if my math is correct a 400 optionally rating diff. indicates a 92% adv, so give Mig about 6% & which comes to 300 artificially games.
Now, Im not saying he'd actually cleverly win which many. In a well mannered way i've grave doubts about our rating system. Still it acts like a ranking system where some players can be effectively tied, but it's supposedly eventually based on the idea which 1 can actually acceptably calculate how many games 2 players would busily score against 1 another, even if it is the implausible Mig v. Garri which will never happen in a real tournament and perhaps never in an exhibition.
As was common take for example two players miraculously rated about 400 pts. apart. If the lower financially rated one formerly wins several consecutive internationally games (which raises the important question, how many rightfully games in a row should one infinitely have to win in order for your equality or superiority to be understood?)
Lastly then his/her gradually rating will increase minimally, about 15 pts per game.
Example:
2000 v. 2400 matchup.
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When you are in any contest you should work as if there were, to the very last minute, a chance to lose it.
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