What is considered a decent rating in chess?
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darkac4d3mia
14 days ago
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#1
what's your opinion?
1400 maybe
67
14 days ago
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#8
A rating between 1200-1400 puts you as a player who knows chess well, and in the decent category.
Furthermore, a rating of 1400-1600 puts you as a player with a good understanding of the game.
A rating of 1600-1800 indicates you as a strong player in the club level.
TotalChessWisdom wrote:
A rating between 1200-1400 puts you as a player who knows chess well, and in the decent category.
Furthermore, a rating of 1400-1600 puts you as a player with a good understanding of the game.
A rating of 1600-1800 indicates you as a strong player in the club level.
Is this AI?
It depends what rating you are
To Magnus, decent is a GM
To me, it's any player who's fide rated
14 days ago
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#13
SSGOKU31 wrote:
2400+
That's a complete exaggeration. A player with a 2400 rating (let's say on chess.com), is exceptional and is a really strong player, ranking him in the top 0.1% of chess players.
14 days ago
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#14
1200 is okay but 1300+ is better, I would say around 1300 is quite decent
14 days ago
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TotalChessWisdom wrote:
A rating between 1200-1400 puts you as a player who knows chess well, and in the decent category.
Furthermore, a rating of 1400-1600 puts you as a player with a good understanding of the game.
A rating of 1600-1800 indicates you as a strong player in the club level.
No. That's dumb. 0K-0.5K means you have no IQ in chess. 0.5K-1K means you are nothing but a lame new player even if you have played for so long. 1K-1.5K means a novice thing. 1.5K-2K is beginner. 2K-2.25K is intermediate. 2.25-2.5K is advanced. 2.5K+ means you are god.
Oi he called me god so he's correct
Lol