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19. Avril 2009, 22:35:40
Constellation36 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
modifié par Constellation36 (19. Avril 2009, 22:36:12)
Undertaker.: Now, i see you don't defend it. So, do you defend anything or only know speak ill of all ideas (and create tournaments and more tournaments and bad tournaments lol)?

He does defend the Glicko system if you are not ill and can read. :-)

19. Avril 2009, 22:01:25
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
AbigailII: I give a suggestion and defended it and you spoke ill of my ideas, so i thought you defended the present system. Now, i see you don't defend it. So, do you defend anything or only know speak ill of all ideas (and create tournaments and more tournaments and bad tournaments lol)?


19. Avril 2009, 21:31:06
AbigailII 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Undertaker.: You're free to have your opinion like me too. You defend bkr rating calculation and i defend other system...

Where the hell do you get that impression from? If you think the system I'm "defending" looks like BKR, then I don't understand what your problem with BKR is, because obviously in that case, you don't know what BKR is.

BKR isn't Glicko. Nor Glicko-2. BKR is what we have, and of which Fencer has stated repeatedly in the past is what we will have now and in the future. But don't get the impression that just because I see drawbacks in your suggestion that I defend BKR.

19. Avril 2009, 16:43:39
"GERRY" 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Undertaker.: To get to the top of any Pro field of any kind.You have to work very hard to do so.It is not done in winning 4 5 6 7 times,and to stay there you have to keep going until you retire not just sit there:))

19. Avril 2009, 16:32:20
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
"GERRY": Yes, unfortunately. I know some cases, but i think rating calculation is indifferent about that question...

19. Avril 2009, 16:19:18
"GERRY" 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Undertaker.: There is very good player's on this site that you can beat in a game & there is player's on this site that you can't beat no matter what you do.It's been like that since i joined in 2004 & i do not think it will ever change.

19. Avril 2009, 15:14:01
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
AbigailII: You're free to have your opinion like me too. You defend bkr rating calculation and i defend other system...

So, as you can see, there's a little problem here, between me and carl, because he wants to fight for the first place and i'm not interest in play more plakoto games, because i don't like of the game and it's not my fault if i'm in first place casually.

If you defend this system, so maybe you must get a solution for carl problem. Thanks and bye!

19. Avril 2009, 15:02:24
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
modifié par Undertaker. (19. Avril 2009, 16:01:31)
Carl: You're searching by the wrong fighter.
As i said before, i played 4 plakoto games, 3 of them were by tournaments with prize and one was to understand better the rules of game and this way prepare me for that tournament. My opponents had and have weak bkr's and i don't know how, but i have 2457 points. I don't like very much of plakoto game and i must only play more plakoto games by tournaments with prize or by team tournaments.

So, i'm not going play more plakoto games and accept invitations only because i'm in first place. There're others games as PahTum or Spider Linetris where i only played few games and i have bad ratings and i don't play them too, because i don't like very much of them. The reason is the same, and if you want to be in the top, you must fight to change this wrong rating calculation (in my opinion, of course). With my idea about rating calculation, i would only have few points, and would be more fair, as i tried to explain before.

To finish, your post, trying to take advantage of this discussion for i accept your invitation, was worthy of a failled oportunist. I'm disappoint with you.

19. Avril 2009, 13:30:10
AbigailII 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Undertaker.: Did you already see that rating calculation in some game site for say if is good or bad? I don't think so.

Glicko you mean? It's used by FICS (free internet chess server), schemingmind.com and by the Australian Chess Federation, among others. I've played at both FICS and schemingmind. And I think it's also used by the ICS (internet chess server), but I haven't played there.

19. Avril 2009, 13:27:30
Carl 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Undertaker.: You can make your plakoto rating more realistic by simply accepting one of the invitations i send you and actually playing the game! (Like in everything in life, to be in the top is need "fight").

19. Avril 2009, 12:48:30
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
AbigailII: Did you already see that rating calculation in some game site for say if is good or bad? I don't think so.

If i talked about that is because i know a game site where that system exists and it's very good. Besides, there's a similar system in Portuguese Checker Federation and in many others Checker Federations, so you say nonsenses.

With the knowledge i have, in this moment, about brainking and about many games that there're here, i can create a new account and i would be in first place in many ratings, playing 4 games with good players and winning, and then i would only play with weak opponents and would make 25 games, maintaining my first place. I'm not obligated to play against second person in rating, so it's easy to be in the top and maitain me there.

With the other rating calculation that i talked before, you will have many difficulties to do it.

Sorry, but you see BKR system in some sports? It would be funny see in Tennis, a new player make 4 games and with lucky (or not) win those 4 games and become the number one of the world ahahah...or see a new country like Timor make 4 games in football and be in first place in Fifa rating.

Like in everything in life, to be in the top is need "fight"...here is necessary make 4 games and then play against weak opponents. Great.

18. Avril 2009, 23:42:33
Constellation36 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
MrWCF: Wow!!!
I guess wow means what a great rating system this is?

Also, I can't seem to get the piece values in relation to each other straight--I'm still hung up on the 1-3-3.25-5-9 values in traditional chess.
I can't give you information of this kind with values etc. I can get my son speak about these things for hours, but i don't think that way in Chess and in Embassy Chess. It's just an experience matter and just think that way only.

I can give you countless general as also of specific type examples, of e.g Cardinal is better than Marshall here and there. And that of course with the small experience i got by playing this game here. In Chess is another matter and i have great experience being an IM. My beliefs about piece values-relations of this game have sounded a bit odd when i told them to another strong player, panzerschiff, but i think i'm right to all my conclusions. :-)
But this conversation is not for here but only to the appropriate discussion board i guess.

18. Avril 2009, 23:33:15
MrWCF 
Sujet: Re:
Pedro Martínez:Wow!!!

18. Avril 2009, 23:32:02
Pedro Martínez 
Sujet: Re:
MrWCF: I've just found out that Jannssen's BKR was at 2100 already after the very first game he played. That was against Hrqls, who had played only 1 Cam game before that (he won against Robsaranga).

18. Avril 2009, 23:29:17
MrWCF 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Constellation36:

BTW as per what Pedro Martinez says about your Embassy Chess skills(although seeing some of your games i saw some unwise moves<img>) do you mind playing some fast paced games with me?

This site is great but most top players are unwilling to play and
reject my invitations as they have to play some hundreds of games and
have no time for more. :-(


I would love to!!!
Additionally, I would really like to hear about my specific unwise moves--I'm still trying to learn more about Embassy Chess, especially about deciding whether castling is wise in this variant.  Also, I can't seem to get the piece values in relation to each other straight--I'm still hung up on the 1-3-3.25-5-9 values in traditional chess.  Walter Montego and I have had a couple of discussions related to castling and piece values in Embassy Chess, but I'm still hoping for more information.


18. Avril 2009, 23:19:06
MrWCF 
Sujet: Re:
Pedro Martínez:

MrWCF: How did you come to that conclusion? You said the player
in question had played four games against people whose ratings were
1341, 1094, "unrated" and "unrated". How do you know that those
"unrated" ratings were actually not very high ratings? I mean even if
you have an "unrated" rating, it is expressed in numbers in the BK
system. For example, you have finished, to date, 2 Embassy Chess games.
After a quick look at your profile, however, I can tell that your BKR
is somewhere between 2298 and 2445, yet it is shown as "unrated".


I know (or at least strongly surmise) that the unrated ratings were not high because the two games against unrated players were actually against the same player who happens to have a Cam record of one win and two losses.  That cannot possibly be a high provisional rating I would hope, right?  That fact, coupled with the ratings of the other two opponents, allowed me to question the 2100 provisional rating. 

Moreover, I don't really care about the 2100 rating, in itself; I am far more interested in how it was calculated.  I still don't have an answer to that question.

 

18. Avril 2009, 20:25:52
Constellation36 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
MrWCF: Let me hasten to add that this is not to cast aspersions on Jannssen's Cam skill level. For all I know, he is a world-class Cam player.

Is there any such thing as a world class player in Cam? Heh, i don't even know what Cam is, lol. :-)

BTW as per what Pedro Martinez says about your Embassy Chess skills(although seeing some of your games i saw some unwise moves) do you mind playing some fast paced games with me?
This site is great but most top players are unwilling to play and reject my invitations as they have to play some hundreds of games and have no time for more. :-(

18. Avril 2009, 18:33:55
Pedro Martínez 
Sujet: Re:
modifié par Pedro Martínez (18. Avril 2009, 18:41:49)
MrWCF: How did you come to that conclusion? You said the player in question had played four games against people whose ratings were 1341, 1094, "unrated" and "unrated". How do you know that those "unrated" ratings were actually not very high ratings? I mean even if you have an "unrated" rating, it is expressed in numbers in the BK system. For example, you have finished, to date, 2 Embassy Chess games. After a quick look at your profile, however, I can tell that your BKR is somewhere between 2298 and 2445, yet it is shown as "unrated".

18. Avril 2009, 18:22:01
MrWCF 
Thanks--I'm pretty familiar with the USCF formulae.  What I'm getting at is the fact that the use of the special USCF formula (for players with eight or fewer games) in this case would have resulted in a provisional rating equal to the average rating of the opponents in his four games plus 400.  That can't be 2100.  Some other mechanism must be being used on this site.

18. Avril 2009, 18:07:12
Pedro Martínez 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
MrWCF: As far as I know, BK uses the following formulas:
http://math.bu.edu/people/mg/ratings/approx/approx.html

18. Avril 2009, 18:03:38
MrWCF 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
modifié par MrWCF (18. Avril 2009, 18:05:40)
Fencer:Yes, I realize that provisional ratings are very inaccurate.  What I was asking is how they are calculated.  In the example that I posted, a player received a provisional rating of 2100 after four victories, zero defeats, and zero draws.  Those four victories were against players with ratings of 1341, 1094, and unrated (2 of them).  How was his resultant rating of 2100 calculated?

18. Avril 2009, 17:58:16
AbigailII 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Undertaker.: For me, everybody must start each game rating with 1000 or 1200 points and each victory give between 10 and 50 points, in accordance with BKR opponent. For me would be the more correct rating calculation and would be necessary play many games and play against best players to be in the top.

IMO, that is really bad, and can cause really wild BKRs (like 3000+ BKR) easily. One should not only take into account the opponents BKR, but also how well estiblished that BKR is. If I play against someone who has 1500 more BKR points than me, but has only played a few games the last year, my BKR should not change much, regardless of the result. The point is that ratings should give an estimate of someones strength, but you can only estimate someone strength by comparing it to the strength of others. However, if you don't know someones strength very well (because someone hasn't played a lot), a result doesn't give much estimation of your strength, so your BKR should not change much.

In general, your BKR should change more the less established your BKR is, and the more your opponents BKR is. And it should change less the more established your BKR is, and the less established your opponents BKR is. And number of games finished is a poor estimation of how well established a BKR is. Number of recently finished games is a much better measurement than total number of games.

Ok, I'll say it one more time. Glicko.

18. Avril 2009, 16:44:21
Bwild 
Sujet: Re: Is this the first 3000 rating on BK?
rabbitoid: lol

18. Avril 2009, 14:56:18
rabbitoid 
Sujet: Re: Is this the first 3000 rating on BK?
wetware: prince? They must have upgraded the software. I still get the lawyer with the inheritance

18. Avril 2009, 14:44:53
wetware 
Sujet: Re: Is this the first 3000 rating on BK?
Bernice: I have an acquaintance--a Nigerian prince!--who'd like to meet you.

"...he/she might be legit."

18. Avril 2009, 12:44:40
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
modifié par Undertaker. (18. Avril 2009, 12:46:19)
joshi tm: I think that isn't the point. For me, everybody must start each game rating with 1000 or 1200 points and each victory give between 10 and 50 points, in accordance with BKR opponent. For me would be the more correct rating calculation and would be necessary play many games and play against best players to be in the top.
Besides, it doesn't must be very difficult to do it (the new rating calculation, of course).

18. Avril 2009, 12:31:16
joshi tm 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Fencer: I think 25 played games is still a bit low to predict a player's play rating. So why not make another rating level for played 100 rated games (ehm, well-established BKR)

18. Avril 2009, 12:30:41
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Fencer: I know, but in this situation will be more easy for a player manage his rating, playing only with weak players and maintaining a high rating. On the other hand, a player with 2 defeats in first 6 games, for example, will have big difficulties to ascend quickly in same rating.

18. Avril 2009, 12:21:01
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
Undertaker.: Provisional ratings are VERY inaccurate and should not be taken too seriously. Established ratings should be always used to compare skills of players.

18. Avril 2009, 12:18:29
Undertaker. 
Sujet: Re: Ratings
MrWCF: Welcome to BrainKing my friend.

I disagree with this rating calculation, because is very unfair. In Plakoto happened me the same thing. I did 4 games against players
with weak BKR and now i have 4 games, 4 victories and 2457 points. For me, a player with 4 games cannot be in first place.
This way is very easy to be in first places without big troubles. This isn't my idea about competition. For me, to be the first is need play many games and beat the best players and this don't happen here.

18. Avril 2009, 10:38:56
daddybell 
Sujet: Re: Is this the first 3000 rating on BK?
Constellation36: yeah con i can vouch for u with elizabeth she is a brilliant player but doesnt say a word not too sure about the others

18. Avril 2009, 10:37:12
Constellation36 
Sujet: Re: Is this the first 3000 rating on BK?
modifié par Constellation36 (18. Avril 2009, 10:38:32)
Bernice: I didnt look too far but he has only been playing with people from Estonia.....there is a pisipaddy and a pisipaddy2...multi nic? seems a bit strange but he/she might be legit.

Let me tell you something. I'm playing with both elizabeth1932, pisipaddy, sema, NODDY and i can tell you that the playing style is the same, the time where these players are online/offline is the same, the behavior of these players is the same(they never talk a word).
Conclusions are yours.

Yet there is the slight possibility that they might be a couple of friends that come along and decided to play together here. But i doubt because of the playing style which is the exact same for all these 4 players.

And if you look at pmvaht's opponents where he obtained the 3000 rating in Backgammon, you will see that his opponents were the 4 players i have mentioned and been playing.

18. Avril 2009, 08:20:34
MrWCF 
Sujet: Ratings
Can someone explain one aspect of ratings calculations to me?  How is an initial provisional rating calculated after four rated games have been completed? 

In the game of Cam, Jannssen has a provisional rating of 2100 after four victories, zero defeats, and zero draws.  Those four victories were against players with ratings of 1341, 1094, and unrated (2 of them).  How is a resultant rating of 2100 possible? 

Let me hasten to add that this is not to cast aspersions on Jannssen's Cam skill level.  For all I know, he is a world-class Cam player.

18. Avril 2009, 03:44:05
Bernice 
Sujet: Re: Is this the first 3000 rating on BK?
alanback: I didnt look too far but he has only been playing with people from Estonia.....there is a pisipaddy and a pisipaddy2...multi nic? seems a bit strange but he/she might be legit.

18. Avril 2009, 03:43:26
wetware 
It's so impessive..until you take a moment to see how it came about.

Then, the only thing remarkable about it is that it's been allowed to stand.

18. Avril 2009, 02:25:19
alanback 
Sujet: Is this the first 3000 rating on BK?

17. Avril 2009, 10:54:30
DeaD man WalkiN 
SORRY I did not look at the set days off.

17. Avril 2009, 10:44:10
pauloaguia 
Sujet: Re:
Hrqls: when the person doesnt time out but no vacation days are use .. then it might be that he has that day set as his weekend... or that a previous game has already timed out that same day and the day is already set as vacation. If people monitor the opponent's vacation days only just before the game between them times out, it may appear that the opponent didn't loose any vacation days when autovacation kicked in...

17. Avril 2009, 07:50:57
Hrqls 
Sujet: Re:
DeaD man WalkiN: when the person does timeout then he doesnt uses his vacation days automatically (its a setting wether you want it or not)

when the person is using automatic vacation days but still times out .. then he might be in a game/tournament which doesnt allow vacation days (red dot)

when the person doesnt time out but no vacation days are use .. then it might be that he has that day set as his weekend

16. Avril 2009, 21:00:39
Papa Zoom 
Sujet: Re: Vacation
Bluefin: found here:  Calendar

16. Avril 2009, 19:20:44
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: Vacation
Bluefin: Settings / Calendar?

16. Avril 2009, 19:18:25
Bluefin 
Sujet: Vacation
Will someone please tell me how to schedual vacation days ? Thanks.

15. Avril 2009, 20:38:09
Papa Zoom 
Sujet: Re: Has the little bug been fixed yet?
Fencer: Mine is gone too. Thanks. (though I'll miss that link. It was a fast way to the discussion boards link. ;)

15. Avril 2009, 20:08:50
Bwild 
Sujet: Re: Has the little bug been fixed yet?
Fencer:

15. Avril 2009, 18:21:37
Pedro Martínez 
Sujet: Re: Achievements

15. Avril 2009, 18:05:27
cd power 
Sujet: Achievements
modifié par cd power (15. Avril 2009, 18:18:38)
I have a question... do achievements on certain games only start when the achievement feature was added (April 5)?... I have a dice chess 10x10 game that satisfies 2 achievements, but yet I was not given credit: Dice Chess 10x10 (cd power vs. janka) This game shows all 3 kings captured by the same piece (one achievement) and I did not lose any kings (another achievement). Additionally, maybe it should be another achievement in which the only pcs that I captured were three kings only! Can I at least get credit for the first two achievements mentioned above?

Also, I have won several games in maharajah chess as the white maharajah, check-mating my opponent's king... but I was not given credit for that achievement?

In fact, I have satisfied achievements in several other games (dice poker, etc) in which I was not given credit.

15. Avril 2009, 17:26:00
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re: Has the little bug been fixed yet?
Fencer: Looks normal again.. thanks! :)

15. Avril 2009, 14:13:21
Czuch 
Sujet: Re: Has the little bug been fixed yet?
Fencer: Mine are gone as well...

15. Avril 2009, 09:54:26
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: Has the little bug been fixed yet?
ScarletRose: And now?

15. Avril 2009, 08:09:44
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re: Has the little bug been fixed yet?
Bwild: I ended up getting a little bug too.. can barely talk.. but, hubby thinks that is Great! LOL

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