Wisconsin Fargo Rating System
Sup everybody. I'm very thankful to have joined this site and gotten tons of advice from a plethora of people. At times I was very cocky, and thought I was much much better than I actually was. Fast forward to today and I'm hungrier than ever to be a great player.
I'd rate myself as a mid-level B player and according to the Bonde system (a 0-800 rating system that Wisconsin tournaments use) I'm a 450. A B player is between 400-500, an A is between 501 and 575, a AA is between 576 and 675 (or pretty close), a master is between 676 and 750, and above 750 is pro level.
For every 100 point difference, the skill level should be 2x. So in a race to 10 between a 450 and a 550, the 550 should win the match 10 to 5.
Just some information for you guys incase you needed a slight explanation of the system. Anyway, I'm an established 450 over 130 games and I'm wondering how long it takes to climb skill levels. Some people say that it's about a letter a year (D to C takes a year... and B to A takes a years time, etc.). My goal is to be rated as an A player before the year ends. How feasible a goal is this?
This will be my last thread or post for a while. I'm really going to dig down and grind to get better and I will be a lot less frequent on here until I am an A player. Again, I appreciate every criticism, piece of advice, and friendship made through this site.
Sup everybody. I'm very thankful to have joined this site and gotten tons of advice from a plethora of people. At times I was very cocky, and thought I was much much better than I actually was. Fast forward to today and I'm hungrier than ever to be a great player.
I'd rate myself as a mid-level B player and according to the Bonde system (a 0-800 rating system that Wisconsin tournaments use) I'm a 450. A B player is between 400-500, an A is between 501 and 575, a AA is between 576 and 675 (or pretty close), a master is between 676 and 750, and above 750 is pro level.
For every 100 point difference, the skill level should be 2x. So in a race to 10 between a 450 and a 550, the 550 should win the match 10 to 5.
Just some information for you guys incase you needed a slight explanation of the system. Anyway, I'm an established 450 over 130 games and I'm wondering how long it takes to climb skill levels. Some people say that it's about a letter a year (D to C takes a year... and B to A takes a years time, etc.). My goal is to be rated as an A player before the year ends. How feasible a goal is this?
This will be my last thread or post for a while. I'm really going to dig down and grind to get better and I will be a lot less frequent on here until I am an A player. Again, I appreciate every criticism, piece of advice, and friendship made through this site.
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