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can anyone explain how the scoring is figured out?  seems to be rather random...
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Hi 4thDan,
The points you receive or lose depend on your opponent's rating. 

If you beat someone with a higher score than you, you'll get more points than
if you beat someone with a lower score. 
And if you lose to someone who has less points than you,
you will lose more points than if you had played against a stronger player.

For more information have a look at FlyOrDie's rating table:  
https://www.flyordie.com/games/help/rating_system.html


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Players with a new nickname have the ≈  sign (approximately equal) by their score. 
This  ≈ sign indicates that this person has played less than 20 games, therefore their rating is "provisional". 
After the 20th game, the sign will be removed.

Ratings are calculated differently when you play against these players. The rating adjustment will be less.

If your opponent has never played a game before (denoted by ---) the rating change will be half of the normal.
If your opponent has only played 10 games, the rating change will be 3/4 of the normal.
And if your opponent has played 20 games, the rating change will be normal.

Kind regards,
John
Edited by John Stewart
Hi
the formula is in here: FlyOrDie's official rating table  ->  
https://www.flyordie.com/games/help/rating_system.html


I linked to this rating table in my first post and it includes the info on how you can
calculate on your own. What else do you need? 

Kind regards,
John
Edited by John Stewart
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m d t gave you that reply, not me Sir ;)

Kind regards,
John
Edited by John Stewart
From here: 
https://www.flyordie.com/chess/faq.html
 click on the Rating Calculator on left side. It says chess but I think it will work for any game.
what you wrote was the obvious, which most of us already knew.  what I was/am asking is how are the ranking points calculated?  In other words depending on the rank of my opponent and depending on who wins or loses...how can I quickly calculate how many points are at risk before accepting a game with someone?  
I hope a more precise and clear answer will be forthcoming.
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Well isn't that complicated enough?  Good grief...and re: your replay..."It says chess but I think it will work for any game"....clear as mud...thank you
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