Talk:Jill Meyers

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Ranks first among Women WGM

Meyers ranks first among World Grand Masters (women) by placing points, if I clerk correctly. See WBF: Women World Grand Masters.

WBF provides two different prefaces for "World Grand Masters" and "Top Master Point Holders" as they are labeled in the right-hand "Top Players" menu. The former states that the lists are "in accordance with their Placing Points total. Placing Points are not affected by time." On the contrary, both lists are sorted by Master Points that decay annually. Neither is sortable, but 49 PP for Meyers stands out as the greatest number in the second column and one of only three in the 40s. --others Nicola Smith 44, Lynn Deas 40.

Sabine Auken, evidently 4th at 39.5, is playing Open and Mixed events now, not Women. If I understand correctly, only the Mixed achievements count toward Women WGM rankings. Right? (Last month Auken won a Mixed Teams gold medal and Open Teams bronze.)

--P64 (talk) 02:19, 10 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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