Levy Rozman
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4,036 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Oct 2022
last heard 24 Jun
Levy Rozman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, you know, well, because over time, you know, you lose, you get tilted, you want to play a little bit more.
I was stuck at 2850, my peak, for like five years.
against her when she got to 992 I can't let this chick get to 1000 I'm coming to the end of it I also we had the opposite where she'd be like you know we're like sometimes sitting she's like is my position good I'm like I'm very fair I'm like I can't I can't tell you because if you were playing someone and like on the other side someone's cheating I'm like yeah I would be furious but uh yes certainly there's this I was stuck at 2800 for five years and when I broke to 2900 the first time I like I almost threw a party for myself and then since then I climbed to 3000 and you know what I think I think there was raiding in
What does that mean?
I think just like the way it works, there's a weird period of time where the average rating sort of floats up.
For example, if Hikaru and Magnus go from 3300 to 3400.
and then they start losing games.
It's like trickle-down economics.
Then they go to the 32, the 31, the 3,000.
Suddenly everyone's kind of going up.
ELO is a whole fascinating thing.
It's like mathematical formulas and everything.
ELO around the world is different.
For example, a 1,500 in India is not a 1,500 from America.
The 1,500 from India.
Just more people playing?
Yeah, way better.
Another example, before the chess boom six years ago, a 1,200 on chess.com was awful.
Now a 400 can defeat a 1,200 from five years ago because there's so much knowledge.
The average ELO is going lower.
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