I'm 1365 USCF and my member page says I am 75.4th percentile.
What rating is 50th, 75th, and 95th percentile?
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May 27, 2015
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joshuagambrell wrote:
I'm 1365 USCF and my member page says I am 75.4th percentile.
The distribution listed in post #2 is from 2004 ... wonder if there is a newer one out there.
For comparison, my current published USCF is 1639 and I'm listed at 84.2 percentile, which if really close to the 2004 levels.
Apr 4, 2017
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Obviously the vast majority of members would be casual players - this is what one would expect.
The moment one begins to study, he automatically becomes part of the elite - as most people just want to play a relaxing game from time to time.
It's only after that point, that one begins to discover really how much there is to study and to know... how much knowledge and ability are possible in this game.
Apr 4, 2017
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Keep in mind that the majority of those accounts are probably inactive, and low rated. I'm 99.8% daily, 99.6% blitz, etc, but USCF-wise I'm not that high, and in fact strong masters aren't even that high in USCF rankings.
Apr 4, 2017
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a couple of days back I had blitz 2102 and was 99.5% blitz.
Those were the days...
Why doesn't chess.com delete banned and a native accounts after every 2 or 3 years?
Apr 5, 2017
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You can't delete any accounts that have games played, if you want to keep archives accurate. Also, I'm guessing those accounts don't get accounted for in stats.
2123 on bullet and 99.3%.
Apr 5, 2017
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On chess.com, 1823 Blitz and 97.8%. USCF 1906 Regular and 93.9% (and only 91.6% in my state)
But those banned and unused accounts do get counted for total number of chess.com accounts, right?
Martin_Stahl wrote:
You can't delete any accounts that have games played, if you want to keep archives accurate. Also, I'm guessing those accounts don't get accounted for in stats.
Why wouldn't they? I'd guess they would...
My overall percentile is 85.3 but my junior is 94.7
And I'm 1609 uscf
Apr 6, 2017
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JuergenWerner wrote:
But those banned and unused accounts do get counted for total number of chess.com accounts, right?
I don't think banned accounts do but I could be wrong. Not sure on closed ones. Inactive but open do get countrd as far as I'm aware.
Apr 6, 2017
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Mal_Smith wrote:
Martin_Stahl wrote:
You can't delete any accounts that have games played, if you want to keep archives accurate. Also, I'm guessing those accounts don't get accounted for in stats.
Why wouldn't they? I'd guess they would...
The database links games to accounts. To keep the database accurate, any account with games are not going to be removed. Then there is content, which the site might want to keep around also.
It says I am 81st percentile rapid. Makes me feel better than I thought.
You mean 79.8 lol
Both on chess.com and USCF. I just want a ballpark number, doesn't have to be OCD accurate.