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Informant Chess
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Informant Chess
37 points
4,689 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
37
rating
Amateur
4689matches
53%
wins
(2462)
42usual opponent rating
Rating History
Results
Opponent
Result
Rating
Opponent rating
16 hours ago
Felipe82
(65)
1 - 0
19
18
65
18 hours ago
jcninop
(42)
0 - 1
35
-16
42
Yesterday
loneleo
(2)
1 - 0
20
15
2
2 days ago
lerod
(0)
1 - 1
21
-1
0
2 days ago
loneleo
(22)
0 - 1
38
-17
22
2 days ago
Diego0828
(14)
1 - 1
40
-2
14
2 days ago
Daniel6157
(29)
0 - 1
57
-17
29
2 days ago
gefeda
(130)
0 - 1
70
-13
130
3 days ago
Peóncoronado
(78)
1 - 1
69
1
78
3 days ago
Fili22
(~51)
1 - 0
60
9
~51
3 days ago
GINO 54
(50)
1 - 0
44
16
50
3 days ago
Alberto36
(100)
0 - 2
66
-22
100
3 days ago
rasl
(53)
1 - 0
50
16
53
3 days ago
Felipe255
(7)
1 - 0
35
15
7
3 days ago
marito444
(84)
0 - 1
49
-14
84
3 days ago
Lanzelot
(42)
1 - 1
49
0
42
3 days ago
vitor 63
(5)
1 - 1
52
-3
5
3 days ago
jlbv
(16)
1 - 0
37
15
16
4 days ago
verceus
(65)
0 - 1
52
-15
65
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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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