a 1500 player
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Ron Thomson Asked 15 years ago
Hi, can you please explain what they mean when they say he is a a 1500 or a 2000 player.
Alois Rosario Answered 15 years ago
Hi Ron,
This is a USTTA rating that people are referring to.
Perhaps someone who is in the sysytem could explain more on the relative standards.
A Rating for:
a beginner who is playing their first tournament
a player who has played for a year
a player at high club level
a player at State level
a player in the National team
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Tom Pollard Posted 15 years ago
The chart on the following page may help you make sense of the USATT rating system, http://www.usatt.org/member_rankings.shtml
Beginners playing their first tournaments will usually have ratings below 1000. An average club player (at the club I belong to) probably has a rating around 1500.
Kaustubh Kulkarni Posted 12 years ago
Hey! I tried that link.
That link does not work.
Tom Pollard Posted 12 years ago
The USATT moved their site a few years ago and so the link changed. Here's a current link to a chart showing the distribution of ratings among USATT members.
Thanks Tom.
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