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1. • • Virtually all over-the-board games in English events are rated by at least one of two organisations: the English Chess Federation (ECF) and FIDE (the International Chess Federation).
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   Does the ECF rate all chess games?

   • The ECF wants to support all its members. FIDE does not rate all results: excluding some games against new players, those players with too low a rating and games that do not meet the full rules of chess. How are monthly ratings calculated?

   Rating FAQs - English Chess Federation

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   How are chess games rated?

   • Virtually all over-the-board games in English events are rated by at least one of two organisations: the English Chess Federation (ECF) and FIDE (the International Chess Federation). As the names suggest, the ECF’s rating system only covers England, while FIDE’s is worldwide.

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   Are English chess events ECF rated?

   • Most English chess events are ECF-rated only. Some are both ECF- and FIDE-rated. If you intend to play rated chess in England – either at a club like Hendon or in tournaments – you should probably be an ECF member. If you’re not, you may be unable to participate in certain events, or charged higher entry fees.

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   What is the difference between ECF and FIDE chess?

   • If you’re in a hurry, here is a summary of the most important points: The ECF and FIDE have separate rating systems. Most English chess events are ECF-rated only. Some are both ECF- and FIDE-rated. If you intend to play rated chess in England – either at a club like Hendon or in tournaments – you should probably be an ECF member.

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   Are ECF ratings interchangeable?

   • But still, it can’t be assumed that ECF and FIDE ratings are entirely interchangeable. My ECF and FIDE standard ratings are over 100 points different. Do I play worse in FIDE-rated tournaments? Do the rating systems not line up? Or have I just not played enough FIDE-rated games?

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   How does chess rating work?

   • Those who have played chess on an online site like Lichess or Chess.com will be aware that these sites assign you a rating, which gets updated as you play: win a game, and your rating goes up; lose, and it goes down; draw, and it moves towards your opponent’s rating. Over-the-board chess also has rating systems, which work in a similar way.

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3. www.englishchess.org.uk › rating-faqsRating FAQs - English Chess Federation

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   The ECF wants to support all its members. FIDE does not rate all results: excluding some games against new players, those players with too low a rating and games that do not meet the full rules of chess.

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     The ECF publishes two different ratings for each player –...

4. www.englishchess.org.uk › faqs-chess-and-the-ecfFAQs – chess and the ECF – English Chess Federation

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   The ECF publishes two different ratings for each player – Rapidplay, for those games where each player has at least 10 minutes but less than an hour for the game, and Standardplay for longer games. Games of less than 10 minutes are not currently rated.

5. chesscircuit.substack.com › p › a-guide-to-chessA guide to chess ratings in England - by Andrew Medworth

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   May 15, 2023 · Virtually all over-the-board games in English events are rated by at least one of two organisations: the English Chess Federation (ECF) and FIDE (the International Chess Federation). As the names suggest, the ECF’s rating system only covers England, while FIDE’s is worldwide.

6. englishchessonline.org.uk › rating-pageRatings - English Chess Online

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   The page is currently showing test ratings from beta tournaments held from June 2019 to December 2019. Official ECF Blitz and Rapid internet ratings will be provided based on games from ECF club events played from go-live in January 2020 onwards.

7. www.ecforum.org.uk › viewtopicNew players: how many games to get a grade? - English Chess Forum

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   Jul 12, 2020 · Under the new ECF rating system, what is the minimum number of games for a rating to be generated? Is it like FIDE (5 games) or is it different?

8. rating.englishchess.org.uk › v2 › newECF Rating System - English Chess Federation

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   Welcome to the ECF Rating website. The search looks for last name first; if you wish to search for a first name as well enter it after the surname with a comma separating them, e.g. Smith, John. Alternatively you could use the ECF code, membership no (including ME prefix), or FIDE no.

9. englishchessonline.org.uk › monthly-ratingECF Online Ratings - English Chess Online

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   This page provides access to the ECF online ratings lists. The lists are updated on a monthly basis based on results from ECF online club games and ECF registered events up to the end of the previous month.