Check.  It is recommended that players check their results by clicking on their name in the left-hand column. Please report any errors or omissions because all games will be ECF graded.

 The Players column  can be sorted by  Leaders  or alphabetical  A - Z  which makes it easier to locate a name.

 Games included:  All longplay games in the championship divisions, Super League and designated Dicky White games.

 The table  on the Left shows how many points are scored depending on the difference of the grades between the two players.
For example: Player A grade 110 plays Player B grade 135.
It can be seen from the table that the differences for Player A are in the row -26 to -23 and for Player B row 23 to 26.
It can now be seen that Player A can score 22 for a win, 7 for a draw and -8 for a loss. Player B would score 8 for a win, -7 for a draw and -22 for a loss.
The accumulated scores are then averaged with the number of games played to determine the leaders. To avoid exaggerated totals calculations will only be made for players who have played six games or more.

 The Leaders   are shown with the average number of points earned. These calculations are made only for players who have played at least six games and the qualifiers must have played the average, or more, of all games played in the competition.

 Daily Chess Tatics  These tactical problems are changed daily. Try them - they are not really as difficult as they look. Study them carefully before making your move. If you are wrong you will see the message Wrong answer! Try again. Some of the solutions require more than one move. Try not to use the Hint button.