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I don't think the original post was about gender differences in chess abilities, but more about specific issues and barriers that women are facing in the chess world and might, among other things, hin…

@nadjarostowa said in #2: > You could easily argue for the opposite direction as well. > > If you lose many games in a row, your rating should adjust even more quickly to reflect your current playing …

I really appreciate the probabilistic approach of the glicko2 rating system adopted by lichess, and I think it does a fairly good job in its aim of matching players of similar strength and modeling wi…

I appreciate the effort, but I'm under the impression that the paper does not effectively argue for its claims. I suspect the use of chatgpt might be partly to blame: it makes it look like it makes se…

It is weird. It looks like in your last 5 games, your rating deviation has been set to single digits.

I think @Clarkey has a point here. If we consider rating as a match-making mechanism and not as some weird kind of currency, someone leaving a game during the opening due to connection issues is not v…

Hi, I don't know if it can be of any use, but I found a snapshot of your coach profile from august '22. http://web.archive.org/web/20220818071420/https://lichess.org/coach/Pawnstructures

I think you just need to play more classical to solidify new habits, while constantly trying to play slower, calculate more deeply and blunder check. It'll eventually pay off.

Go ask Nepo, he kind of just lost the world title that way.

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