USCF OTB 1764
Chess.com Long 1690, 15 0 almost exclusively
10 hours per week at present--fluctuates from 0 to 25 through course of typical year
1768 approximate number of weeks since beginning active study of chess, but with a 520 consecutive week period of no study
2097 Chess.com turn-based rating
1805 USCF CC (last played in 1999 when my OTB was high 1400s)
under 50 (barely)
Go Ziryab, representing Team USA: Northwest !
USCF OTB-1227
Chess.com Live Long rating- 1200(or close enough.. I don't play Live much.)
Time per game- 30 0.
Hours of study weekly- Approx 20.
Weeks playing chess- Near 100 now.
Chess.come Correspondence- 1561, working back up to my 1800 norm, had to resign a lot of games.
USCF correspondence- Don't have one.
Chess.com Blitz- My coach told me not to play Blitz, so nothing here either!
USCF OTB- ??? Not played yet
Chess.com Live Long rating- 1364
Time per game : 20.0 average
Hours of study weekly, 0
Weeks playing chess: 20+
Chess.com correspondence- 1686
No USCF correspondence score
Blitz- around 1100, I play live chess when drinking, and take CC chess more seriously
Dont just look at the general wrongness of the ratings my suggestion is look for someone that you beat and look at their complete profile. You then look at you score and how you beat them. Do this for the top five people that you beat on anyplace on this site. Do this till you get five with ratings. Then take them add them together and divide by 5. Then subtract 25 and you should be within the ballpark of where you want to play.
According to your formula, I added the top five true wins. (minus the top ones I won on time) I did your sequence and got an average after dividing 5 and substracting 25, and got 1670.2. My rating is 1683, so then it is fairly consistent although I have some games that would further this.
That's great, thanks for sharing that.
Again please take what i said with a grain of salt and dont use this to get you rating zeroed in it should, as I said put you into the ballpark socket. No pun intended. This should put you into a class if you have an online tournement, but dont use this for OTB tourneys. To do this you should play LONG live chess games 15 min+ if you take this seriously and have a level rating use that or take you correspondence and subtract about 200 pts. That should land you again on the safe shores of competability. I would say that you are going to have about a 1483 USCF rating when you play OTB and if you dont believe me look at the people above you.
Ziryab
OTB 1764
Chess.com Long 1690
Chess.com cor. 2097
USCF cor 1805
There are exceptions such as me where i fuck around alot on this site and have a 1298 in long and a 1505 in OTB
1. Post your:
-USCF OTB Rating
-Chess.com "long" rating AND what time setting you typically play (e.g. 30 / 0)
-hours of deliberate chess study (tactics, books, reading articles / blogs, etc) that you put in per week. Playing games do not count as deliberate study.
-number of WEEKS (not years, not months) that you have been studying. If you do not put weeks, please at least put years + months and I will calculate it for you...but it's easier on me if I have all responders do that individually :)
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If you cannot answer ALL of those components above, I will not consider your response!
2. If you have any of the following additional scores then please post them as well:
-Chess.com blitz rating
-USCF correspondence AND Chess.com correspondence rating (only post them BOTH)
3. (Optional) Post your age group (e.g. 20 - 30 years, 40-50 years or exact age if you care to) AND at what age you learned how to play chess.