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Informant Chess
All games
Informant Chess
71 points
4,546 matches
Chess
148 points
2,388 matches
Checkers
13 points
1,073 matches
Backgammon
34 points
581 matches
Blitz Chess
17 points
347 matches
Curling
0 points
158 matches
Reversi
33 points
149 matches
Memory
17 points
8 matches
Go-Moku
6 points
5 matches
Four in a Row
19 points
1 match
Bullet Chess
0 points
1 match
Bullet Chess 2
0 points
1 match
Informant Chess statistics
71
rating
Amateur
4546matches
53%
wins
(2395)
55usual opponent rating
Rating History
Results
Opponent
Result
Rating
Opponent rating
1 hour ago
l'aapprenti
(28)
0 - 1
90
-19
28
1 hour ago
huros
(64)
0 - 1
108
-18
64
1 hour ago
zorrocoro
(100)
0 - 1
125
-17
100
3 hours ago
hector465
(66)
1 - 0
111
14
66
5 hours ago
newtyger
(0)
1 - 1
119
-8
0
5 hours ago
barbot
(3)
1 - 0
108
11
3
Yesterday
giovannimelo
(0)
1 - 0
96
12
0
Yesterday
Na anestesia
(17)
1 - 0
83
13
17
Yesterday
participant
(18)
0 - 1
103
-20
18
Yesterday
Botanica18
(75)
0 - 1
121
-18
75
Yesterday
joimata4
(116)
0 - 1
138
-17
116
Yesterday
dicuars2
(~42)
1 - 0
131
7
~42
Yesterday
Roger.
(50)
2 - 1
145
2
50
Yesterday
jghoz
(167)
0 - 1
157
-16
167
2 days ago
bh66ufo
(53)
0 - 2
177
-32
53
2 days ago
marco1960
(0)
1 - 0
168
9
0
5 days ago
onar
(79)
1 - 0
155
13
79
5 days ago
miky713
(0)
2 - 0
140
15
0
5 days ago
josesubero
(111)
1 - 0
125
15
111
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I agree. Using Elo as FIDE uses would be vastly superior to the current method.
How did you get to 600+ if "the program is to setlle low rankings"?
It would be much harder to write the program to NOT be random than to write it to be fair/random. An
It takes much more effort to write code to favor one player over another than to just be fair. And t
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