question calcul ELO

[Queen D]

bonjour,

je me pose une question concernant le comptage des points.
Je viens de finir une partie de Coloretto a 4 joueurs. J'ai fini egalite premier avec un autre joueur. L'autre joueur avait un ELO de 177 et moi 178 avant la partie. A la fin, il gagne "+36" et moi "+12". C'est quand meme bizarre cette difference alors qu'on a pratiquement le meme ELO de depart.
Si quelqu'un veut bien m'expliquer, ca serait gentil .
Merci d'avance.

[sprockitz]

When you are just starting out (first 11 games) you gain or lose Elo 3 times as fast. For games 12-20 you gain or lose it twice as fast.

This is to help players get to their natural Elo a bit quicker. Once more games are played it is assumed your rating is more steady and thus does not change as easily.

[Queen D]

Merci pour ta reponse Sprockitz. Maintenant je comprends mieux .

[TESTDEL]

When you are just starting out (first 11 games) you gain or lose Elo 3 times as fast. For games 12-20 you gain or lose it twice as fast.

This is to help players get to their natural Elo a bit quicker. Once more games are played it is assumed your rating is more steady and thus does not change as easily.

Oh, That is why people play training games. I feel it's a bit strange though. Does this also include games which get abandoned?

[sprockitz]

When you are just starting out (first 11 games) you gain or lose Elo 3 times as fast. For games 12-20 you gain or lose it twice as fast.

This is to help players get to their natural Elo a bit quicker. Once more games are played it is assumed your rating is more steady and thus does not change as easily.

Oh, That is why people play training games. I feel it's a bit strange though. Does this also include games which get abandoned?

unfortunately it seems to count the training games (and solo games) against your total...which is probably an oversight by the designers.

[TESTDEL]

When you are just starting out (first 11 games) you gain or lose Elo 3 times as fast. For games 12-20 you gain or lose it twice as fast.

This is to help players get to their natural Elo a bit quicker. Once more games are played it is assumed your rating is more steady and thus does not change as easily.

Oh, That is why people play training games. I feel it's a bit strange though. Does this also include games which get abandoned?

unfortunately it seems to count the training games (and solo games) against your total...which is probably an oversight by the designers.

Aha. Interesting. Thank you for the info.