What are the average ratings for kids?

bruh

Your average 13 year old would be around 1000 el0, I’d say. Maybe 1200-1500

Around 1000, maybe 1200-1500? So in other words "I have no idea"?

These numbers are ridiculous guesses for an average. For every 1500 rated kid there are a thousand others who barely know how the pieces move.

It depends on the player's knowledge of the game and how much experience they have.

For players 7-10 who haven't played before on average would approximately have a rating of 200 - 500

Experienced 7-10 players would approximately have a rating of 500 - 1300

For players who 10-14 who are new to chess would be approximately rated around 500 - 1200
Experienced 10-14 players would approximately have a rating of 1200 - 2000

Hey, i never said I would be accurate. It’s just a random guess based on the people I met. If you have any problems with that, look for the statistics yourself

Magnus also was a kid

Yes bro

i am a 1400 elo 9 year old kid. my rapid on chess.com is 2000. is that normal?

i am 9 and my uscf rating is 1430

After playing a friend's kid, I'm guessing it's probably higher than mine lol

it depends more on how long theve beeen playing.

I have been playing since October 16, 2021

nope you've got it wrong.

100-500 Beginner Kids

501-800 Novice Kids

801-1200 Experienced Kids

1201-1600 Advanced Kids

1601-1999 Professional Kids

2000 and above: Master Kids.

dont think elo regularly equates to age

I am a 1739 official rating kid.

i'm 13 and 2076 fide

define regularly

you could've just said a 1 year old could be a master

you could be any age and have any elo, so unless your an unborn fetus or don't have basic puzzle solving skills you'll be able to play chess. the extent of which you play on depends on your drive and motivation, not age. age can play a factor though, especially in the newer generations with their shorter attention spans.

chess is a game of wits. you can have wits from the age you're 5+. the only reason most people under a certain age seem worse is due to the fact that they don't dedicate themselves to the game like people who want to improve do. if any kid decided they wanted to play chess professionally, they could do so, they just need grit, effort, and determination. of course not everyone can play chess: people ~5 with no self awareness or people that have complications that disallow them from learning or putting their education to use (e.g older folks with things like dementia)