If you didn't play for very long time, your rating will reset like when you first time playing chess games.
my FIDE rating has gone up alot for no reason
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Feb 29, 2024
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No i play alot of FIDE games it just suddenly went up by around 200 points i did some reading and FIDE has changed its rating system buffing players rating by (0.40) x (2000 - yourrating)
do you have any FIDE ID? i'm gonna check it rating history.
Feb 29, 2024
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https://handbook.fide.com/chapter/B022024
https://www.fide.com/news/2831
The rating system changed so that 1400 is now the lowest performance that will provide published ratings and as part of that, there were rating increases and changes to the initial rating formula.
1. A one-off change to Standard Ratings for rated players: For players with a standard rating lower than 2000 points, an increase will be applied following the formula (0.40) x (2000 – Rating). Players with a standard rating of 2000 or more will retain their current rating.
2. Changes in the rating floor: An increase in the rating floor from 1000 to 1400.
Feb 29, 2024
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I thought that must be it im guessing you wont go up and down as much in points when you win or lose meaning that players rated 100 points above you will be much better than you more so.
Feb 29, 2024
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FIDE has made multiple changes over the years. It used to be that if you didn't reach a 2000 performance, you didn't get a rating at all. I don't recall what the first decrease was but know that later it went down to 1000.
Feb 29, 2024
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kingsbishop2004 wrote:
I thought that must be it im guessing you wont go up and down as much in points when you win or lose meaning that players rated 100 points above you will be much better than you more so.
It will be interesting to see how it plays out and whether those that received boosted ratings end up dropping back towards where they were initially in a year or two.
Yesterday was fide changed the ratings, you got a rating increase based on your rating if you were below 2000. Your rating after the increase would be: Current rating+((2000-your fide rating)x0,4)
Same happened with me. I noticed it yesterday. It went from 1428 to 1657 for no reason. I haven't played at a rated tournament in the last month.
stanislavhadzhiev wrote:
Same happened with me. I noticed it yesterday. It went from 1428 to 1657 for no reason. I haven't played at a rated tournament in the last month.
there is a reason, fide changed their rating system
Mar 2, 2024
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this post is very good and info full thankyou for posting this
Martin_Stahl napísal:
kingsbishop2004 wrote:
I thought that must be it im guessing you wont go up and down as much in points when you win or lose meaning that players rated 100 points above you will be much better than you more so.
It will be interesting to see how it plays out and whether those that received boosted ratings end up dropping back towards where they were initially in a year or two.
I think more likely scenario is these boosted ratings will hold up and higher ratings will inflate, because they will get more points for beating same strength players (unless that changes as well)
Apr 4, 2024
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Martin_Stahl wrote:
FIDE has made multiple changes over the years. It used to be that if you didn't reach a 2000 performance, you didn't get a rating at all. I don't recall what the first decrease was but know that later it went down to 1000.
Tht's wht my previos rtg was 1230 but now it's 1536
Apr 5, 2024
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On 1 April , I got my FIDE rating and suddenly on April 5 it went
Apr 5, 2024
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Even though I didn’t play any FIDE rated tournaments within the span of April 1 2024 to April 5 2024
Apr 5, 2024
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MasterWhiteQueen wrote:
Even though I didn’t play any FIDE rated tournaments within the span of April 1 2024 to April 5 2024
If your rating was below 1400, you won't have a rating.
I was reading and apparently there is a new FIDE rating system effective from today is that why or is it some glitch?