David Richerby wrote:
wrote:
Guy Macon wrote:
Please read the following URLs:
http://www.dgtprojects.com/clock_tim....htm#bronstein
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_clock#Delay_clocks

If you disagree with them please provide your sources.
The Wikipedia page is incomplete, as it does not mention non-addback
delay...

Yes it does! It calls it `Bronstein delay', like the rest of the
world, the USCF included.

... used almost exclusively in U.S. tournaments. (Probably written
by a Euro.)

Regardless of my nationality or that of the author, I see no reason to
credit Bronstein's system to the USCF.


Dave.


Especially because the standard USCF delay is not Bronstein.

It's *equivalent* to Bronstein - but it's not the same thing, at all.

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