18 Jul 15
Originally posted by PaulTheLionthey are all grandmasters. once they see how weak the competition is here, they leave without bothering. all except for that one who was banned. . . . . engine user, pure and simple.
i was looking for games and i searched Anguilla (the country) and there were 28 players there 20 of them p1200 and 5 others still provisional one was banned (this is not included in the total amount) so i am wondering what is happening?
occam's razor. . . .when you have a simple explanation, one that is more complicated is not likely to be the one
18 Jul 15
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Originally posted by coquette"Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." and "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." ~Albert Einstein (1879-1958)
they are all grandmasters. once they see how weak the competition is here, they leave without bothering. all except for that one who was banned. . . . . engine user, pure and simple.
occam's razor. . . .when you have a simple explanation, one that is more complicated is not likely to be the one
18 Jul 15
Originally posted by PaulTheLionAnguilla is a tropical island group with a total population around 15,000, which equals about one country town. I can think of any number of reasons for the numbers you found, one being that the climate wouldn't tend to encourage indoor activities like chess.
i was looking for games and i searched Anguilla (the country) and there were 28 players there 20 of them p1200 and 5 others still provisional one was banned (this is not included in the total amount) so i am wondering what is happening?