Awhile back, I posted this post: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/brag and since then I have lost so many rating points from my all-time high of 1,406 to my current rating of 1,247 (it's definitely inflated since I haven't played in three months or so).
In that post, I gave Eric Hansen credit for my rating points gain up to that point...like so: https://imgur.com/a/PvfLcXz
Now, I am an equal opportunity credit giver as well as blamer. Since, I gave credit to Eric Hansen for my rating-points gains up to the point of that "brag" post, I now must blame him for my rating-points losses since that post. I literally didn't change a thing how I played since that post unless chess.com overlords didn't like me bragging and paired me up with difficult opponents. There is literally no other explanation.
QED (https://t.ly/KnbNh)
Hmm. 1406 to 1247 isn't a huge loss. Many people go through ups and down that large in a day.
Rather than trying to blame someone, why don't you actually start playing again?
Awhile back, I posted this post: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/brag and since then I have lost so many rating points from my all-time high of 1,406 to my current rating of 1,247 (it's definitely inflated since I haven't played in three months or so).
In that post, I gave Eric Hansen credit for my rating points gain up to that point...like so: https://imgur.com/a/PvfLcXz
Now, I am an equal opportunity credit giver as well as blamer. Since, I gave credit to Eric Hansen for my rating-points gains up to the point of that "brag" post, I now must blame him for my rating-points losses since that post. I literally didn't change a thing how I played since that post unless chess.com overlords didn't like me bragging and paired me up with difficult opponents. There is literally no other explanation.
QED (https://t.ly/KnbNh)