Elo Rating Calculator
Computes the expected score between two Elo-rated players (1 / (1 + 10^((Rb−Ra)/400))) and the exact rating change for a win, draw or loss at your K-factor — the system used in chess and adapted everywhere from football rankings to matchmaking.
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Notes
- A 100-point gap means the stronger player scores about 64%; 200 points about 76%; 400 points about 91%.
- Elo is self-correcting: beating players you were expected to beat barely moves your rating.
- Educational estimate for sport and training purposes, not professional coaching or medical advice.