Lately I've noticed that TT problems are usually rated approximately 100 points lower than my TT rating which is currently around 1400. It has not always been this way. I dropped from around 1600 yesterday. At that time I was getting problems that were rated anywhere from 50 to 100 point higher than my TT rating. It seems it will be a long time before I see that 1600 rating again: I just solved three TT problems in a row correctly, gaining points each time, and my rating went from 1398 to 1420; however, the next problem I didn't solve correctly and my rating went to 1399. This is why I don't like to have problems rated so much lower than my TT rating: when I solve them correctly, I get a few points; but, when I don't solve them correctly, I lose twice as many points as when I solve them correctly. Do I need to achieve a minimum rating of, say, 1450 before the problems will have a rating that more closely approximates that of my own TT rating?
Lately I've noticed that TT problems are usually rated approximately 100 points lower than my TT rating which is currently around 1400. It has not always been this way. I dropped from around 1600 yesterday. At that time I was getting problems that were rated anywhere from 50 to 100 point higher than my TT rating. It seems it will be a long time before I see that 1600 rating again: I just solved three TT problems in a row correctly, gaining points each time, and my rating went from 1398 to 1420; however, the next problem I didn't solve correctly and my rating went to 1399. This is why I don't like to have problems rated so much lower than my TT rating: when I solve them correctly, I get a few points; but, when I don't solve them correctly, I lose twice as many points as when I solve them correctly. Do I need to achieve a minimum rating of, say, 1450 before the problems will have a rating that more closely approximates that of my own TT rating?