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1. • • This data will be passed to FIDE and the player’s year of birth will be publicly accessible on the FIDE website, but the data will not otherwise be published. This information will remain on the ECF rating website indefinitely, to act as a historical archive of rating information.
     www.englishchess.org.uk/rules-for-acceptance-of-games-for-rating-new/

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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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   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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   What information does the ECF need to send to FIDE?

   • Where a tournament is FIDE-rated, the ECF is required to send the following information to FIDE, all of which is shown on the public rating list except where specified otherwise below: The ECF’s International Rating Officer will also have access to this when processing the rating files, and this will include the date of birth in full.

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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 rating difference between ECF & FIDE?

   • In the Elo model, a rating difference of 200 points translates to an expected score of 76% for the stronger player. Because of the way the ECF and FIDE bootstrapped their systems, this means ratings are typically four digits, with 1000 being approximately beginner level (in the FIDE system, if your rating drops below 1000 then you become unrated).

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   How often are ECF and FIDE ratings updated?

   • Official ECF and FIDE ratings are currently updated monthly. However, there are also sites like 2700chess.com which publish unofficial “live” FIDE ratings, updated very quickly after games are played.

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3. www.englishchess.org.uk › recommended-conversionRecommended conversion of ECF to FIDE ratings – English Chess ...

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   The ECF will be moving to a new conversion and will be recommending that conversion to other users. On the 1st March 2024, FIDE is making changes to its ratings, increasing the rating floor from 1000 to 1400 and condensing all ratings between 1000 to 2000 into the new range.

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   • Rating FAQs

     The ECF wants to support all its members. FIDE does not rate...

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4. 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.

5. www.englishchess.org.uk › fideFIDE - English Chess Federation

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   The English Chess Federation is responsible for allocating FIDE Identification numbers (FINs) to English chess players. A FIN is required for FIDE-rated tournaments, and we can only register players who are English.

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

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   Alternatively you could use the ECF code, membership no (including ME prefix), or FIDE no. For more information about facilities available see the help tab above. ECF current membership indicators:

7. www.britishchesschampionships.co.uk › gdpr-2024GDPR 2024 - British Chess Championships

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   What information will the ECF pass on to FIDE? Where a tournament is FIDE-rated, the ECF is required to send the following information to FIDE, all of which is shown on the public rating list except where specified otherwise below: Forename; Surname; Federation; FIDE ID (if you are English, the ECF will create one for you if you do not have one)

8. www.batterseachessclub.org.uk › ecf-grades-fideWhat is happening to the ECF grading ... - Battersea Chess Club

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   Jan 30, 2020 · The new Fide-style grades due to be posted up on the ECF grading website are being published in preparation for the monumental switch to monthly results reporting, which may or may not be a painful transition for English chess.

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

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   May 15, 2023 · If you want to know someone’s ECF or FIDE ratings, you can look them up on the following online databases: ECF: ecfrating.org.uk. FIDE: ratings.fide.com. Official ECF and FIDE ratings are currently updated monthly.