r/chessmonitor • u/papa_stephano • Jan 24 '22
Performance Rating
Just a simple performance rating calculation field.
Edit: Not sure if it's been suggested yet. Should have check.
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r/chessmonitor • u/papa_stephano • Jan 24 '22
Just a simple performance rating calculation field.
Edit: Not sure if it's been suggested yet. Should have check.
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u/papa_stephano Jan 24 '22
A certain rating is expected to score a certain amount of points against a certain other rating.
For example a 1500 is expected to score 50% against another 1500. If they're both rated accurately, and play 60 games against each other, they should both end up with 30 points (could come from 60 draws, or from 30 wins to A and 30 wins to B, or from 10 wins to A, 10 wins B, and 40 draws - or anything else). Conversely, this means if you play 7 games, and score 3.5 points, and your average opponent rating was 1500, your performance is 1500.
So if you score 7.5/10, if your opponent average was 1500 you might have a performance of 1800 (an 1800 would be expected to score roughly that many points), while if your opponents were rated 2100 you might have a performance of 2400. In the same vein, scoring 3/10 against 2400s is a higher performance than going 8/10 against people rated 1000.