As one of the four municipalities directly under the central government in China, Tianjin also plays a pivotal role in the territory of Chinese Go. As early as the Republic of China period, Duan Qirui, who lived in Tianjin, gathered a group of Go players in Tianjin because of his love of Go. After the reform and opening up, Tianjin Go developed rapidly, Liu Xing, Niu Yutian, Li Kang, Zhang Xuebin, Zhang Dongyue and other professional masters born in Tianjin and called the "Five Tigers of Tianjin Gate", continuing to release the heat and vitality of Tianjin Go.
Next, let's take a look at the Tianjin regional yike master ranking:
Xiaobian would like to remind everyone here that the area of the chess player is displayed by the player, which only represents the location filled in by the individual chess player when registering with the player, which may be different from the place of origin or current location of the chess player.
Yang Dong, the "old Chinese medicine doctor" loved by chess fans, sat at the top of the list of yike masters in Tianjin with 10.1D, followed by another "Dongge" Zhang Dongyue Wudan with a slight gap, and professional chess player Zhao Baolong ranked third. Subsequently, Wang Yixin, a retired master, and Wang Ruochen, an amateur strongman, were ranked fourth and fifth respectively. In the subsequent list, we can also see professional chess players such as Li Dongyang and Tang Jingxuan, as well as amateur strong tycoons such as Zhang Bo and Sun Shengqing, which show the good development atmosphere of Tianjin's Go talents.
Here we also want to remind all chess players in Tianjin that if your regional information does not have a choice, seize the time to choose Oh, we will update the list in time after that.
If you are a professional chess player or an amateur strongman above the industry 6, please also hurry up and contact us, modify the level and segmentation, and present the exclusive honor garland that belongs to you. Your name will appear on the list!
The principle of the player's rating:
Probability-based scientific algorithms. That is, the expected probability of the player winning is included in the grade score calculation formula as the final integral calculation factor;
It stabilizes according to the increase in the number of matches. That is, after the player reaches a certain number of matches, the amplitude of the point fluctuation will tend to stabilize;
According to the level of the game, different integral amplitudes are set. That is, high-level matches, less accidental, and less variable scores of graded matches;
Different competitions have different levels of weights according to seriousness, time and time, and the online match level score changes the least.
Through the level score of the player, you can not only locate the level of yourself and others more accurately and quickly.
It is also possible to carry out a national unified ranking of grades (although there is still a long way to go) to solve the professional amateur/dan position problems that have plagued chess players for many years.