<Alexandro Valenzuela, La Paz, Bolivia 1. Draw is allowed under 30 moves if: a) Stalemate
b) draw by repetition
c) not enougth pieces to deliver mate
If the game is drawed with the white pieces then the player gains 0.3 points If the game is drawed with the black pieces then the player gains 0.4 points 2. Draw is allowed over 30 moves if: a) Stalemate
b) draw by repetition
c) not enougth pieces to deliver mate
If the game is drawed with the white pieces then the player gains 0.4 points If the game is drawed with the black pieces then the player gains 0.5 points If a player wins a game with the white or black pieces, he gains 1.5 points If a player loses a game with the white or black pieces, he gains 0 points. Example: Player A wins 3 games, draws 3 with black over 40 moves and loses 1. Player B wins 1 game, draws 3 over 30 moves with white and 2 over 30 moves with black and loses 1. Player C wins 1 game, draws 3 under 30 moves with white and 2 under 30 moves with black and loses 1. Actual points system: Player A= 3+1.5+0= 4.5 points (out of 7)
Player B= 1+2.5+0= 3.5 points (out of 7)
Player C= 1+2.5+0= 3.5 points (out of 7)
Proposed points system:
Player A= 4.5+1.5+0= 6 points (out of 10.5)
Player B= 1.5+1.2+1+0= 3.7 points (out of 10.5)
Player C= 1.5+0.9+0.8+0= 3.2 points (out of 10.5)

As you can see this new system punishes people who makes fast draws and rewards people who finish with a good plus score. In our current system there is not a big diference (only 1 point!) if one player is +2 and the other is +0. But in my system, the diference is more tan 2 points (for normal draws) and almost 3 points against fast draw players! Also, I don't agree in blitz games, to decide a game. The strengh is not the same, take for example former FIDE champion Rustam, he is 2670 at classical time control, but very strong, third in the world in blitz games, only behind Anand and Kasparov...>

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