100 Elo points (literally)
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For Fide, the floor is 1000. That's the bare minimum you need to have to show up beside your name
Oct 26, 2023
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MGleason wrote:
The 100 rating floor was implemented relatively recently. Some old accounts are below this.
I remember I saw someone on chesskid with 82 daily. What's the floor there?
magipi wrote:
StarSavior wrote:
Almost every single match I play ends in draw
That is obviously not true.
Anyway, you should look up what checkmate is and what stalemate is. Those are absolutely essential, can't really play chess without knowing.
I do know, I mean't as in I don't know how to play endgame well, so most of my matches end in stalemate or repetition. Thanks for the reply though.
Oct 27, 2023
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#46
When I started playing chess, I fell to 100 ELO from the original 400 that I started with (different account). I was using quicker time controls like blitz, though. Now, I play rapid and am much better after 2 years of playing.
100 rating is as low as ches elo goes, it is not a spectacle there are a lo of 100s
Its weird why you cant go below 100, I constantly lose even at 100, people play really well there. Everyone knows what they are doing and often win in 4 turns
real_jstq kirjoitti:
Its weird why you cant go below 100, I constantly lose even at 100, people play really well there. Everyone knows what they are doing and often win in 4 turns
no...no they don't. if you cant get past 100, you are really, really bad. coming from someone who used to be 100
Martin_Stahl wrote:
If a player is 100 rated or close to it in standard, and they are truly playing (not just goofing off), then it stands to reason that most of their time controls will be low. They may know how the pieces move and most of the rules but that is just about it.
Yeah sooo I guess I just need to take my time is what I'm hearing 😭😭
Almost every single match I play ends in draw
That is obviously not true.
Anyway, you should look up what checkmate is and what stalemate is. Those are absolutely essential, can't really play chess without knowing.