Why is my puzzle rating showing as a question mark. • page 1/2 • Lichess Feedback • lichess.org

Suprateem11

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#1

From my account only , I can see my puzzle rating (2546) , others can't see

Deadban

#2

Your avg standard ratings must be 1800.

Cedur216

#3

Improve your standard chess, especially rapid

Toscani

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#4

Ratings can turn back to provisional ratings when they are too old. It can also get a question mark when the rating deviation is too high: 132.51 (The deviation has to be below 110.) @Suprateem11

I have not played a variant for a long time and they all now have question marks after my ratings.
I'm not sure what that will do to the pairing results. Will it give more or less to me or my opponent because of the question mark compared to if there was no question mark?

Ratings can turn back to provisional ratings when they are too old. It can also get a question mark when the rating deviation is too high: 132.51 (The deviation has to be below 110.) @Suprateem11 I have not played a variant for a long time and they all now have question marks after my ratings. I'm not sure what that will do to the pairing results. Will it give more or less to me or my opponent because of the question mark compared to if there was no question mark?

Suprateem11

#5

No . I practiced rated puzzles today only and I did it last just 2 weeks ago . And I did more than 3000 puzzles on lichess.org if I am not wrong . But for minimum I did 2500 puzzles here

I do it frequently

In my profile I see this:
Puzzles
1848 6,272 puzzles

In your profile i see this:
Puzzles
?

So this is what you are talking about. @Suprateem11

In my profile I see this: Puzzles 1848 6,272 puzzles In your profile i see this: Puzzles ? So this is what you are talking about. @Suprateem11

Toscani

#8

There is a switch that can prevent the puzzles from being rated so your puzzle rating will not change. Note that puzzles are not a competition. Ratings help select the best puzzles for your current skill.

You need to leave it on if you want to be rated. @Suprateem11

This was the first I turned mine off to test what it does and I see no difference in leaving it on or off. So I leave mine on.
Maybe you learned to hide something in you profile, that I have not.

There is a switch that can prevent the puzzles from being rated so your puzzle rating will not change. Note that puzzles are not a competition. Ratings help select the best puzzles for your current skill. You need to leave it on if you want to be rated. @Suprateem11 This was the first I turned mine off to test what it does and I see no difference in leaving it on or off. So I leave mine on. Maybe you learned to hide something in you profile, that I have not.

mkubecek

#9

This is a feature; if your puzzle rating is "too high" relative to your game ratings, your puzzle rating is considered "dubious" and it is hidden from other users in the left column. But you can still see it and others can also find it by hovering over the ratings graph. For details see e.g.

https://lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/hidden-puzzle-rating#5
https://lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/other-accounts-cant-see-puzzle-ratings-over-2700-or-more?page=2#19

This is a feature; if your puzzle rating is "too high" relative to your game ratings, your puzzle rating is considered "dubious" and it is hidden from other users in the left column. But you can still see it and others can also find it by hovering over the ratings graph. For details see e.g. https://lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/hidden-puzzle-rating#5 https://lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/other-accounts-cant-see-puzzle-ratings-over-2700-or-more?page=2#19

Toscani

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#10

There is nothing wrong with my post #8 except the rudeness of the thumbs down. Each thumbs down adds to my block list. So far I have a very small list. I always try to help, yet others love to use that thumbs down, like it was the middle finger. @mkubecek