ICCF tries to value draws
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Jouni
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Rebel
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Re: ICCF tries to value draws
Triggered by the nowadays exceptional high draw rate of the engines they use.
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jefk
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Re: ICCF tries to value draws
it's not about '' value of draws', there's now an experiment/new tourn
(at high rating level eg 2500) with Tcec style openings.
https://www.iccf.com/event?id=110928
otherwise, indeed, it would all be draws (guess why).
(at high rating level eg 2500) with Tcec style openings.
https://www.iccf.com/event?id=110928
otherwise, indeed, it would all be draws (guess why).
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Harvey Williamson
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Re: ICCF tries to value draws
I am playing in this. It is nice to play in a tournament where 99% of the games will not be draws.jefk wrote: ↑Fri Nov 07, 2025 6:25 pm it's not about '' value of draws', there's now an experiment/new tourn
(at high rating level eg 2500) with Tcec style openings.
https://www.iccf.com/event?id=110928
otherwise, indeed, it would all be draws (guess why).
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towforce
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Re: ICCF tries to value draws
If the game ends in a draw, how is the winner of that game chosen?
Edit: it's explained in a link in a previous post: they're using the Baumbach rule (link).
Edit: it's explained in a link in a previous post: they're using the Baumbach rule (link).
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