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How do I get a FIDE rating

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The following are general guidelines. Please remember that you need to first train and reach a good level of playing strength before you get a rating. A player who is rated 1000 on the FIDE scale is quite strong in India compared to a person in the general population who plays Chess for recreation. The following need to be met: The player must play at least 9 rated games against opponents in FIDE-rated tournaments. The games can be spread over one or more than one tournaments. The games must be played against five different opponents These nine games can be spread over 26 months. The player must achieve a rating performance over 1000 (this is going to change in a few weeks to 1400). We'll write a separate article about this soon. After the tournaments, the organizers submit the results to FIDE, who will then process it each time, and once all the requirement are met, they'll publish the initial rating for the player. Please write to us at bestoptimizer08@gmail.com for more info...

Six Women Chess Players in the top 50 in the World

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 There are six women players from India who are in the top 50 Women FIDE Chess rated in the World. 3 Koneru, Humpy 2554.0 11 Dronavalli, Harika              2503.0 14 Vaishali, Rameshbabu 2481.0 33 Velpula Sarayu 2436.8 38 Divya Deshmukh 2427.0 50 Vantika Agrawal 2398.0 Do you have a FIDE or USCF Chess rating? Want to know how to get one? Write to bestoptimizer08@gmail.com

Amazing moment for Indian Chess on the FIDE rating list: Four Indian players within just one point of each other

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In an unlikely situation that is probably never going to happen again, Four of our top most rated Chess players on the live FIDE rating scale are rated between 2747 and 2748! Anand is on 2748, and Gukesh Dommaraju, Vidit Gujrathi, and Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu are all on 2747! Mark this date. This actually appeared on Feb 5th morning.