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Avatar of Raman33307
amrethesh, a chess.com member, his daily chess rating is 1400+ but his rapid and Blitz chess ratings are 1800+
Avatar of masterfowler

plays more blitz than daily...its not very uncommon on here

Avatar of Raman33307

Isn't it unusual, most people are good at slow games, because you get more time to think,

Avatar of masterfowler

not unusual at all...look at the multiple i cant improve threads and note how much blitz and bullet they play...lots of people enjoy blitz more☺

Avatar of Diakonia

Its an online rating.  It means NOTHING.  

Avatar of masterfowler

Diakonia wrote:

Its an online rating.  It means NOTHING.  

+1

Avatar of Graf_Nachthafen
Diakonia hat geschrieben:

Its an online rating.  It means NOTHING.  

This.

Avatar of 33antonis

The same happens with my rating.  I have played only one  daily game (which I lost),  but  many thousands of blitz and some thousands of bullet.

 

In fact I had no intention to start a daily game, I started it accidentally accepting a challenge.

Avatar of Cherub_Enjel

This actually seems pretty common... people who love to play live games, but can't care about games that go on for more than a few days.. they just lose interest?

Avatar of Raman33307

I have a question, if I improve my slow games will I automatically improve my rapid games? Recently I almost hit 1500 rating in slow games, does it indicate that I can also achieve 1500 rating in rapid games?

Avatar of Cherub_Enjel

The ratings here are not easy to compare - just remember that. 

It might be better to compare yourself to percentile - if you're 90th percentile in one rating, it might be possible to get to 90th percentile in another rating category. 

Avatar of masterfowler

2Q1C wrote:

A good rule of thumb is to add 700 on to your blitz score here to get your OTB rating.

not really budz☺ you can actually deduct about 100 more or less to get otb strength

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