Australian FIDE Ratings
Welcome!
This page is designed to give basic information that is not readily available
elsewhere on the net concerning Australians on the World Chess Federation’s
rating list. It is intended to complement the FIDE
ratings site, in particular this
page, which gives the status of Australian tournaments for the current
quarter. For the internal Australian rating system, please see the ACF
ratings site.
July
1, 2008.
Last
updated June 29, 2008. Tournaments registered so far for
the October 2008 list (finishing date between June 16 & September 15). See here
for FIDE’s progress on submitted tournaments.
Last
updated June 29, 2008. Tournaments registered for the July
2008 list (finishing date between March
16 & June 15).
April
1, 2008 (updated April 6).
Last
updated March 12, 2008. Tournaments registered for the April
2008 list (finishing date between December
1 & March 15):
December
31, 2007.
November
30 2007. Tournaments registered for the January 2008 list
(finishing date between September 1 & November 30):
October
1, 2007.
August
31, 2007. Tournaments registered for the October 2007 list
(finishing date between June 1 & August 31):
July
1, 2007.
May
30, 2007. Tournaments registered for the July 2007 list
(finishing date between March 1 and May 31):
April
1, 2007 (updated April 5).
February
16, 2007. Tournaments
registered for the April 2007 list (finishing date between Dec 1 and Feb 28):
January
2, 2007.
December
1,2006. Reports
for the following eight tournaments have been sent to FIDE for the January 2007
list:
October
9, 2006.
August
31, 2006. Below are the nine text file reports to FIDE for the
October 2006 list. Could players in these events please check their individual
results and notify me of any errors. The results are not necessarily the
easiest to read, so for an explanation of FIDE’s
latest version of its General Data Exchange Format, see here.
July
1, 2006.
April
1, 2006.
Earlier lists can be found in the Oceania Chess
Calendar’s FIDE ratings archive.
Individual searches and histories are available on the
FIDE ratings site.
For a detailed example of the difference between the new game-by-game rating system and the old
batched averages, see here.
For unofficial discussion of ratings issues, see the Chess Chat Ratings Arena.
Please send any corrections, additions or questions to
the FIDE Ratings & Administrative Officer, Australian Chess Federation:
02 9797 8602
0419 750 131
Ashfield 2131
NSW,