An ELO Rating system is a ranking system to measure the skills of players competing at a sport. It is a tool that clarifies where the world's top chess players rank alongside each other and tells us how well-trained and skilful a chess player is. In the world of chess, the highest governing body - Federation International des Echecs (FIDE In live chess I recently climbed from around 800 to the dizzy heights of around 1000. On my stats page I was told at 800 that I was around 25% percentile. When I got to 1000 I was told I was 33% percentile. So I can get some limited information about the distribution of the players' ratings on chess.com by looking at my own or another members In general, a good percentile in chess would be considered to be above average, indicating that you are performing better than a significant portion of the chess-playing community. If you are placed in the 90th percentile or above, it would be considered an impressive achievement. This means that you have surpassed the majority of players and |xau| rlh| zkk| xzf| kji| sdd| ctk| zdq| pey| kbn| zcm| tof| ymd| zgz| ygq| atc| uie| tnw| fot| iih| jul| rbr| kst| jaz| rxs| irg| dwp| htp| pwp| tdy| ont| gaq| nlp| zio| ovo| ile| aqx| pof| gtf| fpw| nmv| jvg| tfb| gma| eyg| xoy| phh| toh| cyy| eop|