A lot of the time I select a lower rated player because he has a game time more to my liking or has asked for a player in area of my rateing. When I offer a game I do not select a rating so anybody may accept it. Most all the time it is accepted by a low rated player. At such times I have little control over who I will be playing. I play whoever accepts. I never delete a game.
Originally posted by dmnelson84Third party perspective:. I agree with dmnelson84, I would rather having a winning record than a losing one, regardless of my rating.
Who are you to say what a record means to someone other than yourself? I would much rather have a winning record than the losing one I currently have. You are the one who is wrong.
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Originally posted by cmsMasterEither way, it's obvious you care about your record to some degree, which contradicts your statement earlier in this thread...
It's actually my record using an opening, and I'd brag about my rating with it if I could calculate that - but I can't.
"Who cares about record? It doesn't mean crap."
Originally posted by dmnelson84I don't care about it. I care about how I do with the KG, in fact, my record with it doesn't mean crap if all of those players that I beat are rated 1100 (they weren't). Like I said, I'd have the rating with it there if I had the motivation to calculate that.
Either way, it's obvious you care about your record to some degree, which contradicts your statement earlier in this thread...
"Who cares about record? It doesn't mean crap."