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Informant Chess
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Informant Chess
168 points
4,526 matches
Chess
148 points
2,388 matches
Checkers
9 points
1,071 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
168
rating
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4526matches
53%
wins
(2386)
57usual opponent rating
Rating History
Results
Opponent
Result
Rating
Opponent rating
8 hours ago
onar
(79)
1 - 0
155
13
79
8 hours ago
miky713
(0)
2 - 0
140
15
0
12 hours ago
josesubero
(111)
1 - 0
125
15
111
13 hours ago
Hamidou
(0)
1 - 0
114
11
0
14 hours ago
Palmira
(64)
1 - 0
100
14
64
15 hours ago
Lanzelot
(0)
1 - 0
88
12
0
15 hours ago
Chamiso69
(~31)
1 - 0
77
11
~31
15 hours ago
bronco43
(88)
0 - 2
102
-25
88
17 hours ago
RUBEN DARIO8
(0)
1 - 1
109
-7
0
Yesterday
DRCAMPA
(158)
1 - 0
90
19
158
Yesterday
jbarre2012
(0)
1 - 0
78
12
0
Yesterday
Tochtli
(41)
1 - 0
63
15
41
Yesterday
mmorque
(192)
0 - 1
74
-11
192
Yesterday
DAVID1355
(130)
1 - 0
55
19
130
Yesterday
Jose873
(17)
1 - 0
40
15
17
2 days ago
hector465
(11)
1 - 1
42
-2
11
2 days ago
macecontreras
(30)
2 - 0
17
25
30
2 days ago
Marme
(26)
1 - 0
0
17
26
2 days ago
7lagoas
(133)
0 - 1
5
-5
133
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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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