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Posted by
gjamies1
(VIP) 14 Sep 2022 1:19pm
Is it me or are there many many over 2000 ratings? According to my stats, I have very nearly a 54% win ratio and cannot get anywhere near 2000 rating and when you click on their's, their win ratio is sometimes only around 50%. I know ratings are a somewhat dubious way of measuring performance in crib, but how do they get their ratings so high?
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Posted by
iPeg
26 Sep 2022 9:04pm
Ratings are not a somewhat dubious way of indicating the skill level of players. They are an extremely dubious way of indicating skill level. Only the players that refuse to play anyone with lower ratings can consistently move up. The rating system is based upon the Elo system, which works well for strictly skill based games such as chess, but is misapplied to games with a large random chance factor such as cribbage.
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Posted by
ImDerc
(VIP) 26 Oct 2022 2:00pm
Why does the OP place such high regard to ratings?
He or she seems to be the only one that cares, everyone else is smart enough to know they are nothing more than unimportant & irrelevant.
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