The Rating of The Chess.com Computer Levels

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NicholasFord

     Hello fellow Chess.com players! I have found the ratings of the Chess.com computer levels. On my iPhone, playing on the Chess.com app I can play against the computer as well. There are 20 levels of computer difficulty on the app for iPhone and beside each level is a rating in parentheses. So by taking level 20 on the iPhone as level 10 on the PC, level 10 on the iPhone as level 5 on the PC and level 2 on the iPhone as level 1 on the PC I have come up with the ratings for the Chess.com computer on the PC.

For PC:

Level 1 - 350

Level 2 - 650

Level 3 - 950

Level 4 - 1250

Level 5 - 1550

Level 6 - 1850

Level 7 - 2150

Level 8 - 2450

Level 9 - 2750

Level 10 - 3000+

Have fun playing!

notmtwain

Those computer levels can't be rated because they don't play timed games and because they allow takebacks.

They also run on your device, not on chess.com servers so its capabilities matter a lot.

Your rating is based on your play against humans. Your current rapid rating of 685 and blitz rating of 371 suggests that you can beat the computer set at level 1and 2. Is that right?

If you can beat level 4, you can't go around and legitimately claim to be a 1250.

JXpawn
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burhanqerimi
NicholasFord wrote:

     Hello fellow Chess.com players! I have found the ratings of the Chess.com computer levels. On my iPhone, playing on the Chess.com app I can play against the computer as well. There are 20 levels of computer difficulty on the app for iPhone and beside each level is a rating in parentheses. So by taking level 20 on the iPhone as level 10 on the PC, level 10 on the iPhone as level 5 on the PC and level 2 on the iPhone as level 1 on the PC I have come up with the ratings for the Chess.com computer on the PC.

For PC:

Level 1 - 350

Level 2 - 650

Level 3 - 950

Level 4 - 1250

Level 5 - 1550

Level 6 - 1850

Level 7 - 2150

Level 8 - 2450

Level 9 - 2750

Level 10 - 3000+

 

Have fun playing!

hey, i beat computer level 6 easily but also computer level 7 but im not in no way a 2100 rated player ...why is this??

notmtwain
burhanqerimi wrote:
NicholasFord wrote:

     Hello fellow Chess.com players! I have found the ratings of the Chess.com computer levels. On my iPhone, playing on the Chess.com app I can play against the computer as well. There are 20 levels of computer difficulty on the app for iPhone and beside each level is a rating in parentheses. So by taking level 20 on the iPhone as level 10 on the PC, level 10 on the iPhone as level 5 on the PC and level 2 on the iPhone as level 1 on the PC I have come up with the ratings for the Chess.com computer on the PC.

For PC:

Level 1 - 350

Level 2 - 650

Level 3 - 950

Level 4 - 1250

Level 5 - 1550

Level 6 - 1850

Level 7 - 2150

Level 8 - 2450

Level 9 - 2750

Level 10 - 3000+

 

Have fun playing!

hey, i beat computer level 6 easily but also computer level 7 but im not in no way a 2100 rated player ...why is this??

 It's a different computer. You are in no way a 2100.

Little_Birdy

The Level 10 is easy to beat I beat the Level 10 4-0

Little_Birdy

easy

Little_Birdy

very easy👌

Marie-AnneLiz
burhanqerimi a écrit :
NicholasFord wrote:

     Hello fellow Chess.com players! I have found the ratings of the Chess.com computer levels. On my iPhone, playing on the Chess.com app I can play against the computer as well. There are 20 levels of computer difficulty on the app for iPhone and beside each level is a rating in parentheses. So by taking level 20 on the iPhone as level 10 on the PC, level 10 on the iPhone as level 5 on the PC and level 2 on the iPhone as level 1 on the PC I have come up with the ratings for the Chess.com computer on the PC.

For PC:

Level 1 - 350

Level 2 - 650

Level 3 - 950

Level 4 - 1250

Level 5 - 1550

Level 6 - 1850

Level 7 - 2150

Level 8 - 2450

Level 9 - 2750

Level 10 - 3000+

 

Have fun playing!

hey, i beat computer level 6 easily but also computer level 7 but im not in no way a 2100 rated player ...why is this??

 

Marie-AnneLiz

Level 7 is at most at 1700 elo;probably 1650.

MorphysMayhem

Those ratings are nearly meaningless

Marie-AnneLiz
Morphys-Revenge a écrit :

Those ratings are nearly meaningless

 

Marie-AnneLiz

Well if you think you are any good try level 6.

The first 5 levels are pretty bad.

USAuPzlBxBob

 

For practice games on this website, MacBook Pro and the chess dot com computer… I can usually win at Level 5.  At Level 6, I get a much more real game.  Level 7… not ready for that yet.

I'm finding I need to bring back an Opening Book of knowledge for myself, because it is the early move blunders that get me in trouble.  If I can just get around 8 Book Moves in (counting as just my moves) for a wide variety of Openings, I'll start to play much better.

 

Marie-AnneLiz
USAuPzlBxBob a écrit :

 

For practice games on this website, MacBook Pro and the chess dot com computer… I can usually win at Level 5.  At Level 6, I get a much more real game.  Level 7… not ready for that yet.

I'm finding I need to bring back an Opening Book of knowledge for myself, because it is the early move blunders that get me in trouble.  If I can just get around 8 Book Moves in (counting as just my moves) for a wide variety of Openings, I'll start to play much better.

 

Try the London system'it's super easy to learn and you can use it to have a very strong defense or a decent attack depending on your choice...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDU83nDqCUc

Marie-AnneLiz
Marie-AnneLiz a écrit :
USAuPzlBxBob a écrit :

 

For practice games on this website, MacBook Pro and the chess dot com computer… I can usually win at Level 5.  At Level 6, I get a much more real game.  Level 7… not ready for that yet.

I'm finding I need to bring back an Opening Book of knowledge for myself, because it is the early move blunders that get me in trouble.  If I can just get around 8 Book Moves in (counting as just my moves) for a wide variety of Openings, I'll start to play much better.

 

Try the London system'it's super easy to learn and you can use it to have a very strong defense or a decent attack depending on your choice...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDU83nDqCUc

BTW level 6 is strong if you have a decent computer( i5 with 4 cores at 3.5 giga hertz and 8 giga of RAM);on a phone i read that it's pretty weak?  

Level 7 is a beast for a 1600 elo player.....imo.....it must be around 1700 elo or a bit more...

Marie-AnneLiz
Marie-AnneLiz a écrit :
USAuPzlBxBob a écrit :

 

For practice games on this website, MacBook Pro and the chess dot com computer… I can usually win at Level 5.  At Level 6, I get a much more real game.  Level 7… not ready for that yet.

I'm finding I need to bring back an Opening Book of knowledge for myself, because it is the early move blunders that get me in trouble.  If I can just get around 8 Book Moves in (counting as just my moves) for a wide variety of Openings, I'll start to play much better.

 

Try the London system'it's super easy to learn and you can use it to have a very strong defense or a decent attack depending on your choice...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDU83nDqCUc

BTW level 6 is strong if you have a decent computer( i5 with 4 cores at 3.5 giga hertz and 8 giga of RAM);on a phone i read that it's pretty weak?  

Level 7 is a beast for a 1600 elo player.....imo.....it must be around 1700 elo or a bit more...

nklristic

Wow, you've beaten Komodo around billion times. If that thing ever becomes self aware, I bet it will hold a grudge.