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Sep 24, 2020
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#83
chesspilot01 wrote:
The league will have 6 weeks of swiss and then a knockout portion
So NSPBCL style. What about the time control?
Sep 24, 2020
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#86
1g31-O wrote:
chesspilot01 wrote:
Yes I am
Ok fine, you're a Club Level Tournament Director, is USCF seriously letting people who haven't directed a single OTB tournament host USCF Online Rated rounds?
Not to mention that you're 13 still?
Sep 24, 2020
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#88
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
chesspilot01 wrote:
We have only played once OTB in Susan Polgar
speaking of which, I played in susan polgar in 2018 and 19. 2018 wasn't very lucky but 19 was
Nice! What was your performance like in 2019?
Back then, I was much weaker. I was 1090. I lost vs 1659, won a 919, drew a 1460, lost a 1688, won a 712, and won a 1276
Well done! For your rating, you scored quite a few notable upsets.
thanks. I know, that was a very good performance. I didn't lose or draw anyone lower rated than me. But a month and a half before that, i had a very unlucky state tourney . I was 1105 and
D 64 W 2.0 R: 948 903 VIVEK GOORLA (16519828) L 52 B 2.5 R: 983 983 ESHAAN BILLING (14456611) W 78 W 0.5 R: 848 777 PARTH MITTAL (16408637) D 34 B 3.5 R: 860 952 SHAIL BELANI (14901206) L 21 W 4.0 R: 965 1004 ABHISHEK PRABHU (15964124) L 30 B 3.5 R: 896 997 AKSHAY PRAVEEN (15801001)I was 1105 and dropped all the way to 1011
That's quite the tilt! But I think it was so drastic only because of your high rating deviation value.
ik. then i joined shoreview chess. I got that 1011 to a 1090 before susan polgar. after the susan polgar, I went to the nationals in nashville, tenessee and went from 1185 to 1215, crossing the 1200 mark. This was a big achievement, because the advanced class of that chess club only accepted 1200+ members
buddy i went from 700 to 1400 in 3 tournaments no one wants to know how hard you struggled
Sep 24, 2020
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#89
Why does that even matter. I have spent time this summer reading the uschess rulebook, and got the affiliate authorized. I know how to rate events.
Sep 24, 2020
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#90
chesspilot01 wrote:
Why does that even matter. I have spent time this summer reading the uschess rulebook, and got the affiliate authorized. I know how to rate events.
It's very very very easy to rate events lol. You need some actual TD experience before you start doing this type of stuff.
Sep 24, 2020
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#91
1g4_1-0 wrote:
1g31-O wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
chesspilot01 wrote:
We have only played once OTB in Susan Polgar
speaking of which, I played in susan polgar in 2018 and 19. 2018 wasn't very lucky but 19 was
Nice! What was your performance like in 2019?
Back then, I was much weaker. I was 1090. I lost vs 1659, won a 919, drew a 1460, lost a 1688, won a 712, and won a 1276
Well done! For your rating, you scored quite a few notable upsets.
thanks. I know, that was a very good performance. I didn't lose or draw anyone lower rated than me. But a month and a half before that, i had a very unlucky state tourney . I was 1105 and
D 64 W 2.0 R: 948 903 VIVEK GOORLA (16519828) L 52 B 2.5 R: 983 983 ESHAAN BILLING (14456611) W 78 W 0.5 R: 848 777 PARTH MITTAL (16408637) D 34 B 3.5 R: 860 952 SHAIL BELANI (14901206) L 21 W 4.0 R: 965 1004 ABHISHEK PRABHU (15964124) L 30 B 3.5 R: 896 997 AKSHAY PRAVEEN (15801001)I was 1105 and dropped all the way to 1011
That's quite the tilt! But I think it was so drastic only because of your high rating deviation value.
ik. then i joined shoreview chess. I got that 1011 to a 1090 before susan polgar. after the susan polgar, I went to the nationals in nashville, tenessee and went from 1185 to 1215, crossing the 1200 mark. This was a big achievement, because the advanced class of that chess club only accepted 1200+ members
buddy i went from 700 to 1400 in 3 tournaments no one wants to know how hard you struggled
prove it
You could see for yourself if you searched "Carl Magnusen" in FIDE's players/rating directory.
Sep 24, 2020
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#92
No you don't. Many people have become TD's online. I don't even need SwissSyS, because chess.com automatically creates a ratable file.
Sep 24, 2020
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#93
1g4_1-0 wrote:
1g31-O wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
2Ke21-0 wrote:
1g4_1-0 wrote:
chesspilot01 wrote:
We have only played once OTB in Susan Polgar
speaking of which, I played in susan polgar in 2018 and 19. 2018 wasn't very lucky but 19 was
Nice! What was your performance like in 2019?
Back then, I was much weaker. I was 1090. I lost vs 1659, won a 919, drew a 1460, lost a 1688, won a 712, and won a 1276
Well done! For your rating, you scored quite a few notable upsets.
thanks. I know, that was a very good performance. I didn't lose or draw anyone lower rated than me. But a month and a half before that, i had a very unlucky state tourney . I was 1105 and
D 64 W 2.0 R: 948 903 VIVEK GOORLA (16519828) L 52 B 2.5 R: 983 983 ESHAAN BILLING (14456611) W 78 W 0.5 R: 848 777 PARTH MITTAL (16408637) D 34 B 3.5 R: 860 952 SHAIL BELANI (14901206) L 21 W 4.0 R: 965 1004 ABHISHEK PRABHU (15964124) L 30 B 3.5 R: 896 997 AKSHAY PRAVEEN (15801001)I was 1105 and dropped all the way to 1011
That's quite the tilt! But I think it was so drastic only because of your high rating deviation value.
ik. then i joined shoreview chess. I got that 1011 to a 1090 before susan polgar. after the susan polgar, I went to the nationals in nashville, tenessee and went from 1185 to 1215, crossing the 1200 mark. This was a big achievement, because the advanced class of that chess club only accepted 1200+ members
buddy i went from 700 to 1400 in 3 tournaments no one wants to know how hard you struggled
prove it
why would I bother to lie about this? but whatever
Sep 24, 2020
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#94
Now, he will demand units for every benchmark in the graph to qualify as sufficient evidence.
Sep 24, 2020
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#95
chesspilot01 wrote:
No you don't. Many people have become TD's online. I don't even need SwissSyS, because chess.com automatically creates a ratable file.
I'm concerned because you have no past directing experience, and youre 13 which can cause some biasism in potential cheat cases.
Sep 24, 2020
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#97
1g4_1-0 wrote:
but I don't see ur name. just gimme ur uscf profile @1g31-O
No. From what i've seen about you, you'd just go everywhere saying "Oh I exposed 1g31-O because I know his name"
Sep 24, 2020
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#99
1g31-O wrote:
chesspilot01 wrote:
No you don't. Many people have become TD's online. I don't even need SwissSyS, because chess.com automatically creates a ratable file.
I'm concerned because you have no past directing experience, and youre 13 which can cause some biasism in potential cheat cases.
You are concerned that there might be cheating in the tournaments, and because I am 13 I won't be able to catch that?
The league will have 6 weeks of swiss and then a knockout portion