BrainyPeppermint wrote:
Can someone actually respond properly! my rating is 102 and going down. I am terrified
The OP left by November of 2016, but this guy stuck it out to revive his rating and, supposedly, his self esteem as a chessnik.
what happens when my rating hits zero?
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Same thing happens when you divide zero with zero.
what happens when my rating hits zero?
You would have broken the rating laws of Chess.com.
Terrified of losing a game...so sad 😔 try playing go fish 🐟 that game is really terrifying...the other players might ask you if you have a jack
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ActivatePlan357 wrote:
Terrified of losing a game...so sad 😔 try playing go fish 🐟 that game is really terrifying...the other players might ask you if you have a jack
Afraid of some four year-old jacking you up?
There will be an enormous clap of thunder, a brilliant flash of light, and all that will be left of you will be a pair of empty shoes
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The curtain will tear in the temple and there will be darkness at noon!
Nothing happens
impossibility
you strive for a rating of 1.
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You will have reached the end of life’s meaningless indifference. But, on the bright side you can only get better from there.
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Laskersnephew wrote:
There will be an enormous clap of thunder, a brilliant flash of light, and all that will be left of you will be a pair of empty shoes
Sounds like a lactose intolerant at the bathroom after a cheesecake
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DrSpudnik wrote:
Can someone have a negative rating? Why not?
Please be more positive
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DrSpudnik wrote:
Can someone have a negative rating? Why not?
Negative ratings are fine, since the system only cares about the difference in between players, and then updates a rating up or down, but there are artificial floors like 100 at chess.com that prevent it.
If only non-idiots were playing you wouldn't need floors, but as you can see, a lot of children are interested in losing games on purpose.
100 is lowest, can't go lower than that 😁