CAPS Ratings

Hello people,

Is there a way to check your own CAPS score? If so, can you check other people's too? If not, is there a DIY way of finding your score though?

Thanks

Andrew123Shi wrote:

Hello people,

Is there a way to check your own CAPS score? If so, can you check other people's too? If not, is there a DIY way of finding your score though?

Thanks

 https://www.chess.com/article/view/better-than-ratings-chess-com-s-new-caps-system

Why not ask in the very lengthy thread after the article about CAPS scores?

When performing an analysis (Only shows up for me when I do a maximum analysis), you see the CAPS rating of both White and Black under the best move percentage.
(Sorry for the necropost)

Is there a way the check my average CAPS score? The answer above is for a single game only.

No.

I don't know if the question was directed towards me or the site. Me, of course, I can, but it's a hassle that could be easily avoided if chess.com displayed it in our profiles.

The site doesn't analyze every game, and the quick analysis doesn't go to a depth for the best accuracy, so it wouldn't be terribly useful as a statistic.

You can see accuracy in statistic page. E.g.: https://www.chess.com/stats/live/bullet/Andrew123Shi 

Don't understand: there is deference between CAPS and average accuracy (in standard 1 hour 30 minutes games)? Think there is, because Hikaru has average accuracy about 92%. that is 2200 CAPS rating: https://www.chess.com/article/view/better-than-ratings-chess-com-s-new-caps-system.

There is no difference. "Accuracy" is just a revised name for CAPS. (That what site CEO Erik said at one point.)

You shouldn't judge Hikaru based on the rapid games he plays. I would guess that most of the games he played were not serious.