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Informant Chess
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Informant Chess
34 points
4,635 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
34
rating
Amateur
4635matches
53%
wins
(2436)
35usual opponent rating
Rating History
Results
Opponent
Result
Rating
Opponent rating
0 hour ago
Givaldo62
(24)
0 - 2
61
-27
24
0 hour ago
avefenis
(47)
0 - 1
78
-17
47
2 hours ago
Jose152
(50)
1 - 1
80
-2
50
3 hours ago
janooo35
(49)
2 - 0
57
23
49
5 hours ago
escorpion negro
(57)
1 - 0
40
17
57
5 hours ago
Rolando45
(49)
0 - 1
56
-16
49
5 hours ago
Christian38
(4)
0 - 2
85
-29
4
6 hours ago
RICHY34
(65)
1 - 0
69
16
65
9 hours ago
GORA3770
(84)
0 - 1
85
-16
84
11 hours ago
atricaine
(52)
1 - 0
70
15
52
12 hours ago
jucacardoso1948
(16)
0 - 1
89
-19
16
23 hours ago
copone
(83)
1 - 0
72
17
83
23 hours ago
Juan Montoya
(25)
1 - 0
58
14
25
Yesterday
joimata4
(30)
1 - 0
43
15
30
Yesterday
Relolento
(19)
1 - 0
27
16
19
Yesterday
aslhy
(0)
0 - 1
45
-18
0
Yesterday
edu1950
(17)
1 - 0
30
15
17
Yesterday
AlanMont
(~22)
0 - 1
42
-12
~22
Yesterday
Reyes 13
(0)
0 - 1
61
-19
0
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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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