Yes that is correct
Different ratings points gained and lost when compared to my opponent?
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It most likely means that the player you are playing against is new,
and therefore has a higher glicko. If you have a high Glicko, it means that the website is unsure of your strength. So it will make you gain/lose much more elo then normally. Usually your Glicko
Goes down as you keep playing.
This mechanism was added to the game so that the website could quickly determine your chess strength.
and therefore has a higher glicko. If you have a high Glicko, it means that the website is unsure of your strength. So it will make you gain/lose much more elo then normally. Usually your Glicko
Goes down as you keep playing.
This mechanism was added to the game so that the website could quickly determine your chess strength.
LM_player wrote:
It most likely means that the player you are playing against is new,
and therefore has a higher glicko. If you have a high Glicko, it means that the website is unsure of your strength. So it will make you gain/lose much more elo then normally. Usually your Glicko
Goes down as you keep playing.
This mechanism was added to the game so that the website could quickly determine your chess strength.
and therefore has a higher glicko. If you have a high Glicko, it means that the website is unsure of your strength. So it will make you gain/lose much more elo then normally. Usually your Glicko
Goes down as you keep playing.
This mechanism was added to the game so that the website could quickly determine your chess strength.
Thanks a lot
I got it will
hmmm
Jul 17, 2017
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BobbyTalparov wrote:
Look up how the Glicko rating system works. They either have not played many games, or have not played in a while and their RD value is very high, while yours is settled.
I wish u'd change your name to Bobnus.
When someone who is +20 more points then me on a bullet game this is what they get and I get (guess).
Opponent:
Win +125 Draw -10 Lose - 137
Me:
Win +9 Draw +1 Lose -7
Why do I win/lose much less then my opponent does.