Because your performance rating was actually between 1840-1900.Originally Posted by James Peirce
Still trying to figure out how i only lost 5 ratings point when i had a 1750-1800 performance at the recent Tas Rapid.
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01-09-2019, 10:33 AM #91Illuminati
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01-09-2019, 02:51 PM #92Monster of the deep
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I estimated a TPR for James but it would have been based just on raw ratings and not taking into account !!, ?, interim ratings etc. So a Glicko PR would have marked him down less for the draw against Patrick who has a much less reliable rating than some of his other opponents.
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01-12-2019, 12:27 AM #93Monster of the deep
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With only one classic tournament processed there were relatively minor changes in the classic order for Tasmania this month. The new classic top ten is Bonham, Rout, Straton, McMahon, Harvey, D Kuzmic, Cox, Liu, Cohen, Nugyen. Reg Harvey is at his highest position so far.
David Small is now off the Quick list for inactivity for now so the new quick top ten is Rout, Straton, Bonham, Rumley, Peirce, Liu, D Kuzmic, McMahon, Harvey, Cox. In January I will as usual donate at least 100 Quick points to other entrants in the Aus Blitz.Last edited by Kevin Bonham; 01-12-2019 at 12:30 AM.
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01-12-2019, 08:10 AM #94CC FIDE Master
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My decision to only play in the Launceston Cup and not the Lightning seems to have payed off
, is the ratings for both top 10's out yet?
EDIT; Im blind��Last edited by James Peirce; 01-12-2019 at 08:20 AM.
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01-12-2019, 08:34 AM #95CC FIDE Master
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Tasmanian Top 10 Quick Ratings (December)
1. Ian Rout 2199!!
2. Toby Straton 2121!!
3. Kevin Bonham 2031!!
4. William Rumley 1965
5. James Peirce 1942!
6. Yang Liu 1932!
7. Dylan Kuzmic 1922!!
8. Denis McMahon 1901!!
9. Reg Harvey 1895!!
10. Aidan Cox 1894The slower I play the better I play, who would of thought?
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29-02-2020, 11:00 PM #96Monster of the deep
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The March Tasmanian classic top ten is unchanged, nobody played a rated game.
The March Quick top ten is Rout, Straton, Bonham, Peirce, Liu, D Kuzmic, Cox, Nguyen and Rumley tied with Harvey.Moderation Requests: All requests for, comments about, or questions about moderation of any kind including thread changes must be posted in the Help and Feedback section and not on the thread in question. (Or by private message for routine changes or sensitive matters.)
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31-05-2020, 11:13 PM #97Monster of the deep
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The June Tasmanian top ten is unchanged.
The June Quick top ten is Rout, Straton, Bonham, Peirce, Liu, D Kuzmic, Rumley, Cox, R Harvey and new listing Marius Reika.Moderation Requests: All requests for, comments about, or questions about moderation of any kind including thread changes must be posted in the Help and Feedback section and not on the thread in question. (Or by private message for routine changes or sensitive matters.)
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31-08-2020, 10:16 PM #98Monster of the deep
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The new classic top ten is Bonham, Rout, Straton, McMahon, D Kuzmic (career high 5th), Harvey, Cox, Liu, Cohen and making his debut in the classic top ten Will Rumley.
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30-11-2020, 10:40 AM #99CC FIDE Master
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I get the feeling the top 10 quick could look rather different with the December ratings list.
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30-11-2020, 11:07 AM #100Monster of the deep
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I'm not even sure I'll still be in it. Originally Posted by James Peirce
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30-11-2020, 11:14 AM #101CC FIDE Master
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Pretty sure Eddy Amos will be in it, for his Launceston Cup+Lightning performance using Paxman's ELO calculator he gets a TPR of 1943. I'm not aware of him playing any other rated quick games outside of those. Originally Posted by Kevin Bonham
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30-11-2020, 11:36 AM #102Monster of the deep
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David Small will come back on the list, I think still at #1 despite a loss to me, and Rares-Daniel Ocoleanu will go on it with a high rating c/- one extremely strong event. Will Rumley should go into the top five.
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30-11-2020, 11:39 AM #103CC FIDE Master
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I think the top 10 will have the most 2000+ rated players in a while and the highest rating of the number 10 player. (And probably the youngest average age ever!
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30-11-2020, 04:11 PM #104CC International Master
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According to the vega files, Eddy's TPR was 1806 for the Lightning and 1571 for the Cup. Originally Posted by James Peirce
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30-11-2020, 04:29 PM #105CC FIDE Master
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Are you sure that's correct? 10/11 for the Lightning getting a TPR of 1806 seems awfully low. With his only loss being to you and beating Toby I assume his TPR would be at least 1900. I excluded all his games against unrated players when using the calculator, perhaps vega is treating those unrated players as having a 0 rating? Originally Posted by idledim
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