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7. April 2006, 09:56:02 Subject: resigning a game....  If a person resigns a game after the first move, does that game count against their BKR? 7. April 2006, 12:00:20 Subject: Re: resigning a game....  Fencer: then why has this game been rated: GameID 1491644 ? 7. April 2006, 12:05:36 Subject: Re: resigning a game....  kleineme: Are you sure it was?
It might be a small bug with multi-game matches. 7. April 2006, 12:27:00 Subject: Re: resigning a game.... Fencer: yes, I'm sure :) At least the message 4462156 said so:
[quote] Du bist der Sieger! kleineme: Alte BKR. = 2150, Neuer BKR = 2152 (+2) Salkkuman: Alte BKR. = 1835, Neuer BKR = 1827 (-8) Spielart: Chinesisches Schach Turnier: Cup with 4 people- everything is on list [/quote] And, yes, it was a 1-win-match. 7. April 2006, 15:36:31 Subject: Re: resigning a game....  kleineme: I was told at one time that a final round with 2 people, the resign of game with no moves also count against BKR's - since this was a single elimination tournament, maybe that had something to do with it? |
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