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vedantachess07

I GOT 800 WHEN I STARTED WHAT IS UP WITH THAT.

aethern3
Some people is getting 1400, others 1200 me 800 at begining. Why happen this?
Martin_Stahl
aethern3 wrote:
Some people is getting 1400, others 1200 me 800 at begining. Why happen this?

 

When new accounts are created a skill level is chosen. Each skill level has an associated starting rating.

Bernardnewman

Wht is the white and black bars in the annotation box on the right side while you are playing it gives points to movea

Martin_Stahl
Bernardnewman wrote:

Wht is the white and black bars in the annotation box on the right side while you are playing it gives points to movea


Time taken per move.

FGBergeron

How do I delete this message so I don't see every post on here?

 

saameyo
I need to understand how points are given. In some matches you get +8 others +11 and so on why is that?
mash419
saameyo wrote:
I need to understand how points are given. In some matches you get +8 others +11 and so on why is that?

 

it depends who you are playing if the person you are playing has a higher rating than you then the points you will win by will increase and the points you lose by will decrease, and the opposite for a player with lower rating than yourself

Martin_Stahl
FGBergeron wrote:

How do I delete this message so I don't see every post on here?

 

 

Uncheck the Follow check box right below the reply field.

lfPatriotGames
ohduckme wrote:

I found that people's measurements are not accurate sometimes

 

I have been told mine appear to be very accurate.

jdroli1070

viswanathan wrote:

turtle wrote: i am starting to understand the rating system, but how do you determine points during a game? are certain peices worth different points? 


turtle, the general points system followed is as follows:

pawn - 1pt.

knight/bishop - 3pts.

rook - 5pts.

queen - 10pts.

of course points are not everything... the position of your piece also matters.. for example you might not mind losing a bishop or rook to save a pawn on the 7th row.. and points dont have any bearing on the game result.. it is just a basic framework to help beginners understand the value of different pieces

viswanathan wrote: turtle wrote: i am starting to understand the rating system, but how do you determine points during a game? are certain peices worth different points?  turtle, the general points system followed is as follows:pawn - 1pt.knight/bishop - 3pts.rook - 5pts.queen - 10pts.of course points are not everything... the position of your piece also matters.. for example you might not mind losing a bishop or rook to save a pawn on the 7th row.. and points dont have any bearing on the game result.. it is just a basic framework to help beginners understand the value of different pieces I never pay attention to pawns, unless they're critical to the game. Hence my fantastic rating! lol

masterTso

ok now u c

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Oldgilbey

erik wrote:

basically:

everyone starts out with a rating and a variable that determines how accurate your rating is. if you haven't played any games, then that variable is HUGE and allows your rating to swing more aggressively. but if you have played 1,000 games all very recently, then you have a low variable, so your rating will move more slowly. also, your opponent's variable matters. if they have a very loose variable, your rating will move less than if they have a tight variable. 

:) 

That's very good well expressed. 😊

ai-chen

Chess rating system takes to long to get higher or lower ratings 

SmyslovFan

@ai-chen, just play some rated games, have fun, and your rating will reflect your progress. 

It usually takes about 20 games to get an established rating in any reliable rating system.

ai-chen

i just want ratings to go up and down fast like they did in the past

so if you play well all day you get a super high rating 

same  if you mess up you go down low 

blueemu
ai-chen wrote:

i just want ratings to go up and down fast like they did in the past

 

Your rating changes rapidly if you have a high sigma.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glicko_rating_system

SmyslovFan

@ai-chen, you've been playing a bunch of UNRATED games. Your rating won't change as long as you only play unrated.

ai-chen

i mean am talking about the 4 player chess rating games