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Correspondence chess

The established rating list       (filters players who didn't connect for 2 years)
The preliminary rating list       (filters players who didn't connect for 2 years)
The complete rating list       (all registered members are displayed here)
The active players list       (filters players who didn't connect for 2 months)
 
All players rating lists       (players who actually played during the year)


Advanced chess       (only players with an advanced chess rating are displayed)
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Poker holdem

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The active players list       (filters players who didn't connect for 2 months)




Here above you will find FICGS rating lists for correspondence chess, advanced chess, big chess, poker texas holdem & Go (weiqi, baduk). The way ratings are calculated may be very different according to the game, it is calculated in real time after each result for all games but correspondence chess where ratings are calculated every two months, usually january 1st, march 1st and so on.

As a reminder, any kind of help is authorized in most tournaments, you may use chess engines (Stockfish, Komodo, Houdini, Rybka, Shredder, Fritz, Hiarcs...), Go programs (AlphaZero, AlphaGo, Many Faces Of Go, MoGo, gnuGo, Fuego, SmartGo...) or any poker hand evaluation program or bot to play your moves.

You can find all calculation details and tournaments rules in the FICGS rules. Ratings are also quite important to get an edge in the correspondence chess championship, as TER (tournament entry rating) decides the player qualifying for the next stage in case of equality. In the Go world championship, the 9 highest rated players will play the main tournament, this way regular tournaments are the only way to qualify.

An usual tip & trick is to manage your rating so that it is the highest possible before the start of a championship, but please keep in mind that rating management may be disrespectful to your opponent, in some cases at least, so please do it with moderation. Also, do not forget that correspondence chess & Go require much patience, a game can last several months and up to about two years, so if you do not fulfill the conditions to play the chess knockout cycle or the Go WCH this time, most probably it will be the case next time.








 
 
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Eldridge, Mark     (GBR)        [member # 7684]

Correspondence chess : 2402       FSM

Ranked  #  84   in the rating list.

Rating history :   2481 2458 2428 2423 2402 2402 2402




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