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Procedural rules for appeals against QC decisions regarding not to rate specific tournaments

The procedural rules to appeal the decisions of the Qualification Commission on not rating specific tournaments were published in the

The FIDE Qualification Commission had their public meeting on the 20th September, 2024 during the 45th FIDE Chess Olympiad, 10-23

On March 1st, the modifications announced by FIDE, upon recommendation from the Qualification Commission, came into effect. Here, we share

As of 1 March 2024, the rating regulations have come into effect. This implies that: all players with a rating

To: Federation Ratings Officers The FIDE Qualification Commission would like to thank you for all the work you have done

The FIDE Qualification Commission (QC) is responsible for managing and maintaining the integrity of the FIDE Ratings System (FRS) and

From the 1st March 2024, Schiller Format Events and Scheveningen Format Events* will no longer be valid for the awarding

The FIDE Council has decided to amend the Rating Regulations and to add the following text to article 0.2: In

The next FIDE Council that will decide on title applications is scheduled for December 2023. In order for the Qualification

When does a player’s K-factor change (Regulation B.02.8.33): If a player’s K-factor is changed due to reaching 30 games, this