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Ratings: a suggestion
Posted by waspwort 10 Aug 2005 3:14pm
    


Very often I find that players ratings are meaningless. Sometimes you can play a player rated 1800+ and they don't seem to know much about chess, then you play somebody 1300 (who you might think was weaker) and they play brilliant chess.

It would be great if GC showed an average opponent rating for each player to help put ratings in context.

Other than that, this is one of the best sites about.



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