So have I have come to two conclusions either- average rating of opponents
or what you have performed on average.
What does Rav mean in terms of a rating?
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to be honest jack... i believe it has to be average rating of opponent... if it was average performance, than I'm pretty sure I would be higher than Farbod....and that's not the case.. however, if it is rating of opponent, it makes sense that Farbod's is higher as he always plays on board 1 in champion league...
So I recently played in a tournament and was going through the results here http://www.gardinerchess.com.au/chess-results/2014-gold-coast-high-term-3-premier-individual and came across something called Rav and I am wondering what it actually stands for.