Sure I read somewhere on this site that a player cannot lose / gain more than 32 pts at one time regardless of the formula calculation.
Cant seem to find it now, although I haven't tried that hard.
Originally posted by Policestate Sure I read somewhere on this site that a player cannot lose / gain more than 32 pts at one time regardless of the formula calculation.
Cant seem to find it now, although I haven't tried that hard.
sweet, so if I had some resignable positions I could just hold them off until I hit 2100 and then only lose half the amount of points when I resigned them
(Score - Win Expectancy) can't be > 1 or < -1, so you can't lose / gain more than 32 for 0-2099, 24 for 2100-2399, and 16 for 2400 and above.
Actually my question is complicated a little by the fact the opponent is a provisional.
I know this means only half the points are lost, but is this applied after the equation or before?
In other words, is the maximum one can lose to a provisional 16pts, or can you still lose 32pts (equating to a loss of 64 were it not for the 'p'😉?
Originally posted by Policestate Actually my question is complicated a little by the fact the opponent is a provisional.
I know this means only half the points are lost, but is this applied after the equation or before?
In other words, is the maximum one can lose to a provisional 16pts, or can you still lose 32pts (equating to a loss of 64 were it not for the 'p'😉?
Do the calculation with the provisional rating, then divide by 2.
Add (or subtract) as necessary.
Maximum you can gain/lose from playing a provisional player is 16 points. Maximum you can gain/lose to a non-provisional is 32.
It gets less again as you first reach 2100 (24 points), then 2400 (16 points).