Why does my rank on lichess not show on my profile? I've seen players with ratings lower than mine and they have that thing that says, "Rank: XXXXXX." Do you need to play a certain number of games or rated opponents?
rating deviation has to be lower than 75 if u want ranking
ok!!!!!!!
SANKY
@LeafySnack said in #1:
> Why does my rank on lichess not show on my profile? I've seen players with ratings lower than mine and they have that thing that says, "Rank: XXXXXX." Do you need to play a certain number of games or rated opponents?
For variants, you need your rating deviation below 65. For standard chess, 75...
like this for example, plus you guys may remember that old username ;)
![https://i.imgur.com/QXK0E1r.png](https://i.imgur.com/QXK0E1r.jpg)
The less you play, the higher the deviation number goes up and you get removed from rankings and closer to a "?" rating...
> Why does my rank on lichess not show on my profile? I've seen players with ratings lower than mine and they have that thing that says, "Rank: XXXXXX." Do you need to play a certain number of games or rated opponents?
For variants, you need your rating deviation below 65. For standard chess, 75...
like this for example, plus you guys may remember that old username ;)
![https://i.imgur.com/QXK0E1r.png](https://i.imgur.com/QXK0E1r.jpg)
The less you play, the higher the deviation number goes up and you get removed from rankings and closer to a "?" rating...
okkkkkkkkk
@AuraZ0 said in #2:
> rating deviation has to be lower than 75 if u want ranking
Thx!
@DrMasterstein2012 said in #5:
> For variants, you need your rating deviation below 65. For standard chess, 75...
>
> like this for example, plus you guys may remember that old username ;)
>
>
>
> The less you play, the higher the deviation number goes up and you get removed from rankings and closer to a "?" rating...
So basically this is included to eliminate players from the leaderboard that are considered inactive?
> rating deviation has to be lower than 75 if u want ranking
Thx!
@DrMasterstein2012 said in #5:
> For variants, you need your rating deviation below 65. For standard chess, 75...
>
> like this for example, plus you guys may remember that old username ;)
>
>
>
> The less you play, the higher the deviation number goes up and you get removed from rankings and closer to a "?" rating...
So basically this is included to eliminate players from the leaderboard that are considered inactive?
Yes.
@DrMasterstein2012 said in #5:
> For variants, you need your rating deviation below 65. For standard chess, 75...
>
> like this for example, plus you guys may remember that old username ;)
>
>
>
> The less you play, the higher the deviation number goes up and you get removed from rankings and closer to a "?" rating...
bruh show off
> For variants, you need your rating deviation below 65. For standard chess, 75...
>
> like this for example, plus you guys may remember that old username ;)
>
>
>
> The less you play, the higher the deviation number goes up and you get removed from rankings and closer to a "?" rating...
bruh show off
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