Online Grading Service

The online grading service for Chess Scotland members was created by programmer Alex Bisset of Aberdeen in 2001. The highlight of the system is the opportunity to check your latest grade online anytime during the season. Simply type in your grading PNUM which you can find in the printed grading list or the member checklist. Join Chess Scotland now and see how your grade is calculated.

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January, 2009: Non member adult players with over 10 games this season will no longer be able to see latest grade in the ranking pages. However you can resort the club lists, top player lists etc by clicking the column called Published Grade and all start of season grades are displayed for all players - member or non member. Non member new adult grades appear as xxxx.

August 13, 2008: The new 2009 grading list is now available.

July 23, 2008: The new 2009 season is now online. Players can lookup their performances from the Scottish Championships in Glasgow. Grand Prix tables start again for the new 2009 season. The new grading book will be available shortly.

Please check that your data is correct by consulting online lookup. If you spot any errors pls email grading@chessscotland.com immediately.

Thanks to all area graders, club and congress officials, and individuals who have compiled data over the past season. Thanks to programmer Gordon Rattray.

Area Graders: If you want to supply grading data please see the Area Grader page.

ECF Lookup: The English Chess Federation online database. To convert grades to CS multiply by 8 and add 600.

FIDE Lookup: World chess federation database

Feedback: If you have any comments about the system please contact grading@chessscotland.com

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