ELO Rating Lookup

Q: How can I look up FIDE ratings?

You can look up FIDE ratings by entering the player's name into the search tool at fideidsorgulama.com. The system displays standard, rapid, and blitz ratings together.

Q: What are the differences between standard, rapid, and blitz ratings?

Standard rating is for games with 60+ minutes time control. Rapid rating is for games with 15-60 minutes time control. Blitz rating is for games under 15 minutes. Each is tracked independently.

Search any chess player's current standard, rapid, and blitz ELO ratings, FIDE titles, and federation details instantly.

How to Look Up Ratings?

Enter the player's first and last name into the search box on the home page.
Select the relevant player from the results list. Standard, rapid, and blitz ratings will be displayed instantly.
On the player card you can view the FIDE title, federation info, and a direct link to the official FIDE profile.

FIDE Rating Types

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Standard Rating

Classical rating calculated for tournaments with 60+ minute time controls.

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Rapid Rating

Rating for rapid chess tournaments with 15-60 minute time controls.

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Blitz Rating

Rating calculated for blitz (lightning) chess tournaments under 15 minutes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a FIDE rating?

A FIDE rating (ELO rating) is a numerical scoring system used by the World Chess Federation to measure chess players' strength. Separate ratings are maintained for standard, rapid, and blitz time controls.

How can I look up FIDE ratings?

Simply enter the player's name into the search tool at fideidsorgulama.com. The system displays standard, rapid, and blitz ratings together.

What are the differences between standard, rapid, and blitz ratings?

Standard: for games with 60+ minute time controls. Rapid: for games with 15-60 minute time controls. Blitz: for games under 15 minutes. Each is calculated independently.

What are FIDE titles?

FIDE titles from highest to lowest: GM (Grandmaster), IM (International Master), FM (FIDE Master), CM (Candidate Master). Women's category includes WGM, WIM, WFM, and WCM titles.