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[quote]Its just a win/lose ratio. [/quote]
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[quote]Its just a win/lose ratio. [/quote]
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Somebody
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[url=http://en.
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Long story short, you cannot measure performance (because that would be writing that game-solving AI). But you can measure success.
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People who win more often are given higher rankings, and their rankings are also taken into the equation when those players win or lose.
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Elo is closer to a percentile than to a "win/loss" ratio. You won't get very much elo for beating a 1100 newb, but you will get a ton for beating a 2300 godde.
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Sfire is throwing matches