Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Feature: Hide opponents rating

Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Maybe you could put a piece of black tape on your monitor right where the rating shows up?

Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Maybe you could put a piece of black tape on your monitor right where the rating shows up?
seriously? =_=

Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Maybe you could put a piece of black tape on your monitor right where the rating shows up?
seriously? =_=
Why not?

Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Maybe you could put a piece of black tape on your monitor right where the rating shows up?
seriously? =_=
Why not?
Smart :)
But I would rather suggest to chess.com to make a new setting for this :D

Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Maybe you could put a piece of black tape on your monitor right where the rating shows up?
seriously? =_=
Why not?
Smart :)
But I would rather suggest to chess.com to make a new setting for this :D
My way is quicker.
Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Maybe you could put a piece of black tape on your monitor right where the rating shows up?
seriously? =_=
Why not?
Smart :)
But I would rather suggest to chess.com to make a new setting for this :D
My way is quicker.
The point of me playing a 2000+ rated player is? The whole points of ratings is to play someone your evenly matched with.

Yeah, my/the question is... how?
Maybe you could put a piece of black tape on your monitor right where the rating shows up?
seriously? =_=
Why not?
Smart :)
But I would rather suggest to chess.com to make a new setting for this :D
My way is quicker.
i like your creativity

I just posted a very similar idea a few days ago; I'd like to play in a tnmt with no ratings displayed (which would mean no names displayed either otherwise you could always look up your opponents ratings).
No one seemed very interested however except in making jokes about the tnmt winner being declared "anonymous."
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/suggestions/anonymous-tnmt
I just posted a very similar idea a few days ago; I'd like to play in a tnmt with no ratings displayed (which would mean no names displayed either otherwise you could always look up your opponents ratings).
No one seemed very interested however except in making jokes about the tnmt winner being declared "anonymous."
You would like to hide your rating so you can beat up on 1200's am i right?
Much of fear and tension comes from seeing your opponents rating. Against lower rated, you "must" win. Against higher rated you maybe lose your confidence.
So If you could hide your opponents rating during the game, you could play the board and not the man (or women).
See also article: http://www.chess.com/article/view/rating-fears