comparison between chess.com ratings & FIDE ratings
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consider any random player whose blitz rating is 1000 ELO in FIDE, if compared it to his chess.com rating in the same blitz format, what would be his rating?
nikk6385 wrote:
consider any random player whose blitz rating is 1000 ELO in FIDE, if compared it to his chess.com rating in the same blitz format, what would be his rating?
A FIDE online blitz rating?
Not an over the board rating.
Is your rating 1000 in FIDE blitz?
I don't think very many people have that rating from FIDE because you have to pay $25 to get it.
my question is simple, a FIDE rated player who has 1000 ELO as his blitz rating, then according to your chess experience both in FIDE & chess.com, would you please guess what would be his rating in the same blitz format on chess.com?
nikk6385 wrote:
my question is simple, a FIDE rated player who has 1000 ELO as his blitz rating, then according to your chess experience both in FIDE & chess.com, would you please guess what would be his rating in the same blitz format on chess.com?
Well, I haven't ever played FIDE online blitz. I had already been using chess.com for years when it came along.
I am not asking about online FIDE, I am asking about FIDE on board player.
May 25, 2020
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I think people purposely avoid answering these questions as you can’t directly compare ratings from two different time controls, different player pools, online vs offline, etc...
However, the typical 1000 FIDE is probably 1200 blitz. This is just based on the typical 200+ inflation between FIDE and chess.com blitz ratings... I know this doesn’t always the case, but it seems to be a typical estimate.
However, the typical 1000 FIDE is probably 1200 blitz. This is just based on the typical 200+ inflation between FIDE and chess.com blitz ratings... I know this doesn’t always the case, but it seems to be a typical estimate.