The players you are paired with are random players in the same League as you, e.g. if you're in the wood league, you will be paired with ~49 other random players in the wood league. This article explains what you need to know and how to earn trophies: https://support.chess.com/article/2813-what-are-leagues-how-do-i-join-one
What are divisions and how do they work?
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Mango314 wrote:
The players you are paired with are random players in the same League as you, e.g. if you're in the wood league, you will be paired with ~49 other random players in the wood league. This article explains what you need to know and how to earn trophies: https://support.chess.com/article/2813-what-are-leagues-how-do-i-join-one
" How do I get out of the wood league?
You're in first place in your Wood League right now, so you will advance to the Silver League in about 21 hours.
Mango314 wrote:
You're in first place in your Wood League right now, so you will advance to the Silver League in about 21 hours." oh ok thanks that's what i was thinking I just wanted to make sure because i made a mistake last time i was at the top and left the division lmao
What comes after the Legend?
whats after stone league
Aug 14, 2024
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Divisions on Chess.com are a way to gamify chess and motivate players to play more. They can be a fun way to track your progress and compete (indirectly) with others, but they shouldn't be the only measure of your chess skill.
Hi, I'm wondering how the divisions work?
I don't know how there is a player above me who's highest rating is 665 and my current rating is 1887 when they've also played less games then me?
I play tougher games and also play more games so if it works by a trophy system how do they have 600+ trophies when I only have 200+ trophies?