To see a personalized rating history which shows the wins and losses against other players and ratings gained/lost, please visit: RatingsCentral.com and follow the instructions on the web to view certain reports. Enter a specific play date if you want to see information on a particular play day.

To see winners of RTTC tournaments, you may click on the tournament results page.

Overview of the ratings system:
Results of official club matches for RTTC members are entered after an official club play. The results are entered into RatingsCentral site.

A rating shown next to the player's name indicates a playing strength or skill level of that player. The higher rating identifies a better player, with maximum rating of 3000. A rating is just an indicator that shows a relative skill level (best estimate) compare to other players, based on past performances that were recorded.

An accuracy (standard deviation) number indicates how much spread (how close/far) it is to the player's true rating. For example: a player which has 1500 rating with 100 accurary means that the player's rating ranges from 1400 to 1600. A player that plays frequently will have lower accuracy number (which indicates more accurate rating) compare to a player that plays infrequently. If a player absent from official playing for a certain period of time, his/her accuracy number will increase to show more uncertainty of his/her rating.

An unrank/unrated player (a player which has no match record yet) will have an initial rating of 1500 with standard deviation (accuracy) of 450. Players which have those numbers mean they didn't participate any official club matches yet.