Dhana Varshini V
What this tournament did to your rating
Your NCR before, what these games were worth, and where you finished — for this event on its own.
How your Initial NCR was set
Game by game — what each result was worth
Beating someone stronger earns more than beating someone weaker. Here is every game.
+20 R1 | -20 R2 | -20 R3 | +20 R4 | +20 R5 |
Your tournament at a glance
Average opponent: 1200.
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One rating for every board you ever sit at — school hall, club night, district, state, open, FIDE-rated. Here is what that gives you.
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This report covers this tournament only. Your NCR becomes official — and starts carrying across every event you play — when you claim your ID. Unrated opponents are counted at 1200. Tournament data, with thanks, from open sources.
Six things decide your rating
Two of them every rating uses. The other four are what makes the National Chess Rating different — they read how you played, not just the score.
Result
Did you win, draw, or lose each game? The foundation every rating starts with.
Same as FIDEOpponent strength
Beating a higher-rated player matters more than beating a lower-rated one. The rating gap decides how much you gain or lose.
Same as FIDEColour balance
How you do with White vs Black. Most juniors are White-only — they freeze with the black pieces. Resilience with Black is one of the biggest jumps you will ever make.
Beyond FIDEAge of your opponents
Who you actually played — younger kids, kids your age, or older kids. Beating an older child counts double in our eyes, because the gap is closing fast.
Beyond FIDESeeding · upsets
Players seeded above and below you — and what you did about them. Upsets earn the biggest jumps. Holding form against lower seeds is the other half of the discipline.
Beyond FIDEMental game
How calm were you in Round 1? Did you bounce back after a loss? Did you finish the last round strong? Coachable traits, all of them — and they predict whether your rating climbs.
Beyond FIDE