What will my chess elo rating be at the end of the year?
5
400Ṁ508
Dec 31
33%
1301-1500
12%
701-900
8%
501-700
7%
301-500
7%
100-300
6%
901-1100
5%
1501-1700
5%
1101-1300
3%
1901-2100
3%
1701-1900
3%
2101-2300
2%
Other
2%
2501-2700
2%
2301-2500
1.6%
2901-3100
1.6%
2701-2900

I was bad at chess when I was in elementary school (but I didn't study theory), but over the past couple weeks I have become interested in Levy Rozman's videos and am considering buying his book.

  • Update 2025-03-27 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Clarifications on Resolution Criteria:

    • Measurement Method: The ELO rating will be determined by checking with a variety of computer programs.

    • Insufficient Games Clause: If not enough games are played, the outcome will count as an ELO rating between 100 and 300.

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You should at least provide basic resolution criteria. How will you measure your ELO? Online website/computer program etc…

And how you will resolve if you end up not playing enough games (other?) to come up with an ELO number.

@parhizj Yes; I will check with a variety of computer programs. If I don't play enough games, I think that counts as 100-300.

@EnopoletusHarding I have a few more clarifying questions of that's ok:

  1. what kind of computer programs are you going to use? i assume online chess websites?

  2. what will you do if different programs give you different elos? for example lichess tends to give you higher ratings than chess.com

  3. do you want to share your current rating or any other info so traders can make better estimates or are you purposefully keeping it vague?

@remedyrain Not sure about any of these yet, but good questions which I'll likely answer in within a couple months. I'll first read the Rozman book before starting to play.

@EnopoletusHarding sounds good 👍🏼

edit: also good luck and have fun with your chess journey!

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