Sharland, Michael (USA) [FICGS member # 1585]
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Michael Sharland
Michael Sharland has currently 0 running correspondence chess game(s), won 113, lost 22 and drawn 77 other games against an average elo of 1913, does not play advanced chess (fast time controls), does not play big chess, does not play Go (wei-ch'i, baduk), and played poker texas holdem, now 0 running, 127 won, 49 lost, finally Michael finished a total of 388 games and is not playing any game right now.
Correspondence chess statistics :
vs. Marcus Miranda (2161) : 50% (7 games, 0 wins, 0 losses)
vs. John Schutte (2346) : 25% (4 games, 0 wins, 2 losses)
vs. Stephane Legrand (2459) : 50% (4 games, 1 wins, 1 losses)
vs. Klaus Behrmann (1311) : 100% (4 games, 4 wins, 0 losses)
vs. Joop Simmelink (2210) : 66% (3 games, 1 wins, 0 losses)
vs. Martin Wyngaarden (2182) : 50% (3 games, 1 wins, 1 losses)
vs. Roberto Migliorini (1801) : 50% (3 games, 1 wins, 1 losses)
vs. Zdravko Stoyanov (0896) : 100% (3 games, 3 wins, 0 losses)
vs. Jason Repa (2329) : 50% (2 games, 0 wins, 0 losses)
vs. Garvin Gray (2293) : 50% (2 games, 0 wins, 0 losses)
Poker holdem :
vs. Heinz-Georg Lehnhoff (2128) : 63% (11 games, 7 wins, 4 losses)
vs. Scott Nichols (2037) : 63% (11 games, 7 wins, 4 losses)
vs. Rolf Staggat (2229) : 70% (10 games, 7 wins, 3 losses)
vs. Anderson Barradas (1776) : 66% (9 games, 6 wins, 3 losses)
vs. Nelson Bernal Varela (2350) : 77% (9 games, 7 wins, 2 losses)
vs. Jason Repa (1866) : 75% (8 games, 6 wins, 2 losses)
vs. Stephane Legrand (2259) : 85% (7 games, 6 wins, 1 losses)
vs. Yulian Kehayov (1920) : 66% (6 games, 4 wins, 2 losses)
vs. Volker Koslowski (1996) : 40% (5 games, 2 wins, 3 losses)
vs. William Taylor (2043) : 80% (5 games, 4 wins, 1 losses)
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Last messages by Michael Sharland in the forum :
#3 is the only fair choice (2009-09-24 20:16:32)
I've lost several games and tournaments due to carelessly inputing a move but I can't imagine ever asking my opponent for a redo. In the same vein, (...)
I agree with the Garvin's suggestion (2009-09-01 03:41:29)
If you look at the waiting list for any of the standard tournaments, you will typically see only players rated in the bottom 100 points of the band. (...)
Reduce the time bank maximum (2009-04-19 04:31:12)
If the goal is not to shorten games but to allow lost or abandoned games to conclude in a timely manner than the solution is simple. Just reduce the (...)
Show the cards & history (2009-03-04 20:57:02)
I'll agree with Don that just showing the cards in place would be more intuitive and is what everybody is used to seeing.
As (...)
Show amount won in hand displays (2009-02-18 20:44:23)
Just a small enhancement, but it would be nice to see the amount of chips won at the conclusion of a hand without having to replay the hand or dig thr (...)
Time controls for Holdem (2008-11-26 20:32:17)
It seems clear that most holdem tournaments are going to require 200-600 moves to complete. This seems to indicate that the time control probably nee (...)
Wouldn't work anyway (2008-07-15 20:12:15)
If your opponent wanted to stop you they could just push you up against the time limit on one of the games as the mirroring player would always use at (...)
Worth a try (2008-06-04 00:42:53)
It might be fun to give it a try but I don't think that you would get too much separation in ELO between the top and bottom players. I think it will (...)