What's your rating worth everywhere else? Convert between Chess.com, Lichess, and FIDE — look up your username or type a number.
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Estimates only — real results vary by ±100 or more. FIDE is over-the-board, so it maps most reliably to slower play.
A "1500" is not the same everywhere. Each platform starts new players at a different rating and uses a different formula, so the same player ends up with different numbers:
1200 and uses a Glicko-style system.1500 with Glicko-2, and its pool typically runs ~100–400 points higher than Chess.com for the same strength — the gap is widest in rapid, narrowest in bullet.We anchor your input to a common strength estimate, then map it back out to each pool using linear relationships derived from aggregated community comparisons. It's a ballpark, not an official conversion — treat a spread of ±100 as normal. Want the deeper theory? Read how chess ratings work.
Different systems and starting points. Lichess starts at 1500 (Glicko-2) and its pool runs roughly 100–400 points higher than Chess.com for the same player — widest in rapid, narrowest in bullet.
FIDE is over-the-board classical/rapid, so it's only loosely comparable to online blitz or bullet. As a rough guide, FIDE is often close to your Chess.com Rapid minus ~100, but individual results vary a lot.
No — they're estimates from aggregated comparisons. Two players with the same rating on one site can differ by 100+ on another. Use it as a ballpark.
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