United States Chess Federation ratings
The United States Chess Federation (USCF) uses its own classification of players:
- 2400 and above: Senior Master
- 2200–2399: National Master
- 2200–2399 plus 300 games above 2200: Original Life Master
- 2000–2199: Expert or Candidate Master
- 1800–1999: Class A
- 1600–1799: Class B
- 1400–1599: Class C
- 1200–1399: Class D
- 1000–1199: Class E
- 800–999: Class F
- 600–799: Class G
- 400–599: Class H
- 200–399: Class I
- 100–199: Class J
In general, a beginner (non-scholastic) is 800, the average player is 1500, and professional level is 2200.
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Note: The higher the Elo Score, the longer the computer will think. You should choose from 1200 to 2000.
Tutorial
Main feature:
– Play Computer.
Important note: You go first. For example: When you see “White goes first” and you click then you are the White side. When you see “Black goes first” and you click then you are the Black side.
In short, when you click you go first.
Additional features:
– Start
– Previous
– Next
– End
– Play
– Pause
– Flip
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