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Topic: My rating dont change...!
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They can shoot up quickly, but not playing onlyand allways with players with rating difference >400.
If Irina plays against a 1900 player and wins, then she can play against a more than 1900 rated player and so on, allways adding rating.
Months ago, that was (if I remember well) a long discussed point and many of us thought that now the rating system is ok, particularly when you have finished your first 25 or 26 games.
Thanks.
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Well, is this frustrating but i accepted the rules...Thanks to the answers.
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| togoychess wrote: They can shoot up quickly, but not playing onlyand allways with players with rating difference >400. |
My point is that they should shoot up even faster if the player is consistently beating players rated over 400 points above them. I can see no reason for this restriction.
Sure, a player might get lucky and beat a high-rated player in one of their first games and see their rating shoot up. But it'll shoot back down again if they can't keep up that performance.
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The current situation seems a bit injustice to me. If you beat a +300 player you get rating points, if you beat +500 you get _nothing_ :(
If a new player beats someone with rating >400 above, the rating should raise with the same amount as if his opponent had 400 (or 399 :) ), i.e. there's a maximum width of your jump upwards the rating ladder
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Yes -- there'd be nothing wrong with treating a rating difference of >400 as being a difference of 400.
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