Is my rating of 1287 good for a 10 year old ?

SimonBirch

#31

Age doesn't matter in chess xxx

fzchong

#32

It depends on whether you want to become a professional chess player or an amateur chess player

Saty2015

#33

@lizani said in #21:

Simples.
If you want to know how good you are on a global scale, compare your play to the FIDE cadet championship for ages 8-12
lichess.org/broadcast/fide-world-cup-cadets-2025--open-under-12-final
that link dont exist

@lizani said in #21: > Simples. > If you want to know how good you are on a global scale, compare your play to the FIDE cadet championship for ages 8-12 > lichess.org/broadcast/fide-world-cup-cadets-2025--open-under-12-final that link dont exist

PenguinWhack271828e

#34

Yes, it is, if you think so. Push yourself if you want.

noskillnoob_v0

#35

@Saty2015 said in #30:

I am 1300,i am not in you rating range
I live in New Zealand where there are good players but chess isn't really a big thing

@Saty2015 said in #30: > I am 1300,i am not in you rating range I live in New Zealand where there are good players but chess isn't really a big thing

redkostephan

#36

@AyusGiri said in #1:

Is my rating of 1287 good for a 10 year old ?
My friend whose 10 is 783 DSB my 11year old friend is the state champion and 1936 ELO so is my rating of 1287 DSB good for my age ?
How will these questions improve the quality of your life? Are these the right questions? The question you are asking defines where your mind goes and the quality of your life. Now, imagine you keep these questions in your mind for 10 years. How will your life improve? 2 things may happen if you compare yourself with others. 1. I'm bad. 2. I'm better than them. Both are useless. Change your questions, your focus, your life.... An example questions I'm asking myself all the time: 1. How can I grow 10x faster? 2. How can I make it 10x simpler, better? just examples. If you have the right question your brain will find the way.

@AyusGiri said in #1: > Is my rating of 1287 good for a 10 year old ? > My friend whose 10 is 783 DSB my 11year old friend is the state champion and 1936 ELO so is my rating of 1287 DSB good for my age ? How will these questions improve the quality of your life? Are these the right questions? The question you are asking defines where your mind goes and the quality of your life. Now, imagine you keep these questions in your mind for 10 years. How will your life improve? 2 things may happen if you compare yourself with others. 1. I'm bad. 2. I'm better than them. Both are useless. Change your questions, your focus, your life.... An example questions I'm asking myself all the time: 1. How can I grow 10x faster? 2. How can I make it 10x simpler, better? just examples. If you have the right question your brain will find the way.

MaryAnnjones

#37

I am 10 and I am 1900 FIDE

kindaspongey

#38

@AyusGiri said in #1:

... is my rating of 1287 DSB good for my age ?
This sort of question is very common and (I think) very understandable. Unfortunately, I suspect that there is no way to arrive at a dependable answer. For one thing, to properly assess your progress, it would be necessary to know such things as when you started playing and what you have been doing to improve. Also, there is the question of the sort of “good” that you are hoping for. Even, if you provide such information, I suspect that it would not do much good. As far as I know, there is no comprehensive database for this sort of issue.

@AyusGiri said in #1: > ... is my rating of 1287 DSB good for my age ? This sort of question is very common and (I think) very understandable. Unfortunately, I suspect that there is no way to arrive at a dependable answer. For one thing, to properly assess your progress, it would be necessary to know such things as when you started playing and what you have been doing to improve. Also, there is the question of the sort of “good” that you are hoping for. Even, if you provide such information, I suspect that it would not do much good. As far as I know, there is no comprehensive database for this sort of issue.