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22. April 2012, 22:41:59 Subject: Re: invite higher rated players Herlock Sholmes: maybe this could work: If an invitation is refused where both players have an established rating and the inviter has the lower rating and the rating difference is not all too big and the refuser has no good excuse (like being a pawn and playing the full number of games) and the players do not already play a game of this type or have played one short ago, then the ratings of the players are updated as if the game was played and had ended in a draw. 22. April 2012, 23:03:19 Subject: Re: invite higher rated players  Thom27: Even a loss would not lose him enough points to drop out of first place..it would just be much closer. |
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