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The 2011-12 Grading list is now available. Although all members can now access their own grade online a printed copy is invaluable for team captains, tournament organisers and anyone who wants a complete one stop listing of all active Scottish players.
Tournament organisers and area graders will receive complimentary
copies. The book is available online from Chess Scotland.
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| Lookup your Latest Grade Online |
Latest
Tournament Grading Results
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 The
Tournament
Grading Page is the main body of the grading
section, and is essentially an index to all graded events processed
during the season, sorted into appropriate categories with links to the individual event. The Check List of Graded Events is a "live" unsorted list of every uploaded event from the grading computer this season. League grading data appears in both the above lists with more detailed information available at the specialist League Page
An archive of all grading data since 1997 is also retained. We welcome any feedback on possible errors in the online data.
Comments will be acknowledged and a correction made if appropriate
- please email grading@chessscotland.com
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Check List of all Graded Events this season
Tournament Grading Page with links back to July 97 |
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about the grading systen |
 The
Scottish Grading system attempts to give an accurate measure
of a player's strength, based purely on results. In this
introduction to the system, the Chief Grader
explains the basic theory behind the system, and shows you how
to calculate your grade. A subsection to the article deals
with games played outwith Scotland.
And
just to help you along, you can download a free Excel grading
calculator devised by Alex Clark of Dundee.
Area
Grader Information
Grading data is submitted by Congress organisers, League and
Club secretaries around Scotland. These "Area Graders" collate the data in computer format. The data is then submitted
to Chess Scotland for processing. The latest versions of the
Area Grading Program are posted here. The file is updated
once a week with new players.
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There
are over 200 Scottish players with international ratings, and
they're all