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Chess ratings: expected score by rating advantage

A player rated 200 points above the opponent is expected to score 76% of the points; at 400 points it is 91%.

What does this axis measure?
What does this axis measure?
Chess ratings: expected score by rating advantage: 33 points, a line chart.
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The data: 33 points
Rating advantage (points)Expected score (%)
−8001
−7501.3
−7001.7
−6502.3
−6003.1
−5504
−5005.3
−4507
−4009.1
−35011.8
−30015.1
−25019.2
−20024
−15029.7
−10036
−5042.9
050
5057.1
10064
15070.3
20076
25080.8
30084.9
35088.2
40090.9
45093
50094.7
55096
60096.9
65097.7
70098.3
75098.7
80099
Source
Computed: US Chess Federation, The US Chess Rating System (Glickman and Doan, 2020), winning expectancy
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Original computation by Unlabeled; nothing copied from the source
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2026-09-27
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