What is a good (bullet) Elo?

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Isengard1
Cirrin wrote:

Although, from my perspective

A 2000 rating is a beginner level, a terrible level, many others this level probably think the same

The main reason is because, once you reach this level, you realize you are a beginner in the world of expert and master level players

Nevertheless, I think 1800+ bullet is a good rating overall because IMO, that's when bullet chess starts to become more quality and a more about playing decent chess than the clock (mostly based off of my own experience

The statements contradict each other. Nevertheless, you are somehow right.

Isengard1
BigChessplayer665 wrote:
Cirrin wrote:

Although, from my perspective

A 2000 rating is a beginner level, a terrible level, many others this level probably think the same

The main reason is because, once you reach this level, you realize you are a beginner in the world of expert and master level players

Nevertheless, I think 1800+ bullet is a good rating overall because IMO, that's when bullet chess starts to become more quality and a more about playing decent chess than the clock (mostly based off of my own experience

Nah 2000s can beat 2600s that is not begginer level

Actually 2600 isn't really good either, since I reached it I've only been tilting and am currently only at 2450.

With bullet it often depends on the circumstances.

BigChessplayer665
Isengard1 wrote:
BigChessplayer665 wrote:
Cirrin wrote:

Although, from my perspective

A 2000 rating is a beginner level, a terrible level, many others this level probably think the same

The main reason is because, once you reach this level, you realize you are a beginner in the world of expert and master level players

Nevertheless, I think 1800+ bullet is a good rating overall because IMO, that's when bullet chess starts to become more quality and a more about playing decent chess than the clock (mostly based off of my own experience

Nah 2000s can beat 2600s that is not begginer level

Actually 2600 isn't really good either, since I reached it I've only been tilting and am currently only at 2450.

With bullet it often depends on the circumstances.

I know 2600 isn't that good that's why I don't want to grind to it but I'm tilting in blitz right now so bullet time lol

Jared
Cirrin wrote:
BigChessplayer665 wrote:
Cirrin wrote:

Although, from my perspective

A 2000 rating is a beginner level, a terrible level, many others this level probably think the same

The main reason is because, once you reach this level, you realize you are a beginner in the world of expert and master level players

Nevertheless, I think 1800+ bullet is a good rating overall because IMO, that's when bullet chess starts to become more quality and a more about playing decent chess than the clock (mostly based off of my own experience

Nah 2000s can beat 2600s that is not begginer level

i mean it's a beginner level in the 2000+ pool

Yes, sometimes they can beat much higher rated players, but it doesn't mean they are that good

You were serious about 2000+ being beginner?

Java

personally I think 100-1000 is the absolute prime of bullet it's so fun down there I wish I was worse you just get bored when you get higher in rating that's the sad truth

RelentlessWile

All comes down to one's personal standards on skills of observation, pattern recognition, prediction, reaction, and mouse control. If you have a higher personal standard, you tend to subconsciously hold a higher standard for others. This is often reflected in our comments, including some in this thread thus far!

 
BigChessplayer665
Java wrote:

personally I think 100-1000 is the absolute prime of bullet it's so fun down there I wish I was worse you just get bored when you get higher in rating that's the sad truth

Just go attack attack attack you get insanely complicated positions lol I force my games to be interesting cause alot of my opponents like boring chess

Seb_KatzChess178
1500-1800+
MaetsNori
Jared wrote:

Like 1200? 1500? 2000?

What are all the categories (beginner, intermediate, advanced, ect.)?

Remember, this is bullet.

I'd say below 1200 would be: Beginner

1200 to 1600: Intermediate

1600 to 2000: Advanced

2000 to 2400: Expert

2400 to 2800: Master

2800 to 3200: Grandmaster

3200+: Magnus, Hikaru, Alireza, or Danya

3600+: Janko, the FM extraordinaire

Isengard1
MaetsNori wrote:
Jared wrote:

Like 1200? 1500? 2000?

What are all the categories (beginner, intermediate, advanced, ect.)?

Remember, this is bullet.

I'd say below 1200 would be: Beginner

1089: Janko, the FM (Beginner)

1200 to 1600: Intermediate

1600 to 2000: Advanced

2000 to 2400: Expert

2400 to 2800: Master

2800 to 3200: Grandmaster

3200+: Magnus, Hikaru, Alireza, or Danya

Looks realistic.

lupast911

I would say -700 is beginner

arij1234567890

400 is a good bullet rating

CockroachDolly

Anything above 1150 is good

arij1234567890

It’s better to play longer games

SEWEYRONALD0

Nobody’s prolly gonna see this but i think 100-600 is beginner bullet rating

(They might be good at rapid or blitz, but their reaction time and time to process a move is low.). 700-1200 is around average skill (They can think fast sometimes, but they have a hard time winning unless the opponent blunders or. play slower.)

1200-1500 are people who play both bullet and rapid games who don’t main bullet (unlike me) They are in the section of Intermediate and can think fast.

1500-1900 are people who main bullet or blitz and are skilled at finding good moves in short amounts of time.

2000-2500 are people who have no-life in chess or a titled player who needs to play chess to get paid (trust me on this)

2600-3100 are usually IMs. FMs, and GMs.

3200+ are “Titled Tryhards” as I call them.

Very_sad_saderfew_SHB_M

Um

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Traxxas

1876 is that good?

HangingPiecesChomper

no, anything below 2200 here is a joke

Rizzler_66
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