like how
WHY DO YOU GET SO MANY OR LOSE SO MANY RATING POINTS
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i dont get it
someone explain it
its over 1k rating points than me -_-
Aug 26, 2024
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#1125
You should just take the elo you get and move on. Chess.com has a good system, so just trust it.
no it doesnt, he is over 1.5k rating over me, i should get AT LEAST 100 points
no, because you get an extra point every 25 elo over you, therefore you should only get 60 points
and every 25 elo you lose 1 point less if its a loss
jalapenomacncheesemix wrote:
no, because you get an extra point every 25 elo over you, therefore you should only get 60 points
even if thats true, i only got 20 points?
i should get at LEAST 70 POINTS
yeah but this is against AN 2600!! HE IS 1K PLUS MORE POINTS AHEAD OF ME!??!?!?!
someone answer pls
jalapenomacncheesemix wrote:
no, because you get an extra point every 25 elo over you, therefore you should only get 60 points
even if thats true, i only GOT 16, I SHOULD GET AT LEAST 50-100 LIKE WHAT IS THIS RATING SYSTEM
Jan 6, 2025
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#1135
Here’s the deal.
When you and your opponent is -50 to +50, you lose 8 or gain 8 rating points.
It starts getting higher or lower by the fact if your rating pool is higher or lower than your opponent.
For example: -7, +9
When I was 1463, I won against a 1600. I gained 10 points.
When you and your opponent is -50 to +50, you lose 8 or gain 8 rating points.
It starts getting higher or lower by the fact if your rating pool is higher or lower than your opponent.
For example: -7, +9
When I was 1463, I won against a 1600. I gained 10 points.
Jan 6, 2025
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#1136
#1135 I’m sorry, but if you’re expecting that large of a gain, you should go to Lichess.
Soup1793 wrote:
Here’s the deal.
When you and your opponent is -50 to +50, you lose 8 or gain 8 rating points.
It starts getting higher or lower by the fact if your rating pool is higher or lower than your opponent.
For example: -7, +9
When I was 1463, I won against a 1600. I gained 10 points.
When you and your opponent is -50 to +50, you lose 8 or gain 8 rating points.
It starts getting higher or lower by the fact if your rating pool is higher or lower than your opponent.
For example: -7, +9
When I was 1463, I won against a 1600. I gained 10 points.
you gained 10 points? the person i played was 1000 points higher than ur opponent and I ONLY GAINED 6 MORE? LIKE I SHOULD GET AT LEAST 50 POINTS
Ubik42 wrote:
I wonder if Hedgie here will tell us his background in statistics.
Do you have a PHD Hedgie, or just a masters’ degree?
Do you have a PHD Hedgie, or just a masters’ degree?
triple phd
Imagine playing chess
But like I SHOULDVE GOTTEN LIKE AT LEAST 100+ RATING POINTS FROM A 2600!!!!!