So i respect that and it makes sense Aun but simillar rating exept we dont know exact. If one is White and other is black, won't White win or atleast draw?
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Because it has a higher chance of controling the center
GallantGrouse wrote:
I know what best play from both sides means
well you clearly don't know that much about it
You from bangladesh
Me too
mrfreezyiceboy wrote:
GallantGrouse wrote:
I know what best play from both sides means
well you clearly don't know that much about it
Lol
Ya know what
Im done with this forum
IMBacon wrote:
Finally...
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You guys are good at controling anger
GallantGrouse wrote:
Example: a grandmaster with a rating 2,500-2,600 v.s a grandmaster rating 2,600-2,700.
Who is more likely to win if best play for their rating?
There is no "best play for their rating", only plain "best play".
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GallantGrouse wrote:
You guys are good at controling anger
No reason to get angry. Your question was just asked incredibly poorly.
pfren wrote:
GallantGrouse wrote:
Example: a grandmaster with a rating 2,500-2,600 v.s a grandmaster rating 2,600-2,700.
Who is more likely to win if best play for their rating?
There is no "best play for their rating", only plain "best play".
exactly, even a 1000 can play a perfect game, their rating just shows their consistency
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mrfreezyiceboy wrote:
pfren wrote:
GallantGrouse wrote:
Example: a grandmaster with a rating 2,500-2,600 v.s a grandmaster rating 2,600-2,700.
Who is more likely to win if best play for their rating?
There is no "best play for their rating", only plain "best play".
exactly, even a 1000 can play a perfect game, their rating just shows their consistency
Exactly.
pfren wrote:
GallantGrouse wrote:
Example: a grandmaster with a rating 2,500-2,600 v.s a grandmaster rating 2,600-2,700.
Who is more likely to win if best play for their rating?
There is no "best play for their rating", only plain "best play".
Arguable.
What may work well for a 2000 player won't always work as well for a 2800 player, eg. king's gambit. You often suggest different openings based on rating.
ok now u guys are just getting me confused dudes
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GallantGrouse wrote:
ok now u guys are just getting me confused dudes
Ok i think i know ur question. If white in considerably lower rated than black, black will most likely win. White's starting advantage isn't big enough to make a difference. If they are the same rating, the result over a course of say 100 games, they both would probably get around 50 each.
with best play from both sides, chess is a draw. That 1 move advantage for white just isn't big enough to win the game
That makes sense, but as you can see, 2,500-2,600 vs 2,600-2,700
well in that case, the higher rated player will win obviously