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I already knew that if i loss with a weaker opponet, i will lose more ELO than if he were stronger.

In this match:

https://lichess.org/Ry0jU0HE/black

Why my opponet loose -19 points if he is has less ELO than me? (1645 -1680)

In spanish:

Ya se que si pierdo contra un oponente mas debil (en terminos de ELO) voy a perder mas puntos que si este fuese mas fuerte.

Siguiendo esa logica, por que en el match (link) mi oponente perdio casi 20 puntos por perder contra mi?

I already knew that if i loss with a weaker opponet, i will lose more ELO than if he were stronger. In this match: https://lichess.org/Ry0jU0HE/black Why my opponet loose -19 points if he is has less ELO than me? (1645 -1680) In spanish: Ya se que si pierdo contra un oponente mas debil (en terminos de ELO) voy a perder mas puntos que si este fuese mas fuerte. Siguiendo esa logica, por que en el match (link) mi oponente perdio casi 20 puntos por perder contra mi?

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It depends on the rating deviation of you and your opponent. The higher it is, the more your rating will be affected after a game.

https://lichess.org/faq#ratings

The confidence interval talked about in the FAQ, is based on your rating deviation (rating +/- 2*RD). The smaller the interval, the more confident, the less your rating will change after a game.

It depends on the rating deviation of you and your opponent. The higher it is, the more your rating will be affected after a game. https://lichess.org/faq#ratings The confidence interval talked about in the FAQ, is based on your rating deviation (rating +/- 2*RD). The smaller the interval, the more confident, the less your rating will change after a game.