Where Do Ratings Come From?

 Each match played generates a new Dynamic computer rating. 

For Computer Rated Players:

For the Self-Rated Players:

First Match

Player’s Year-End rating is added to the number generated by the 1^st match played.

This is divided by 2 and produces the first Dynamic NTRP Rating for the league year.

Second Match

Player’s Year-End rating, the 1^st Dynamic Rating and the number generated by the 2^nd match played are added together.

This is divided by 3 and produces the 2^nd Dynamic NTRP Rating for the league year.

And so on . . .

This process continues always using the last 3 Dynamic Ratings and the number generated by the most current match played.

First Match

The number generated by the 1^st match played produces the first Dynamic NTRP Rating for the league year.

Second Match

The number generated by the 2^nd match played produces the 2^nd Dynamic NTRP Rating for the league year.

Third Match

The number generated by the 3rd match played produces the 3^rd Dynamic NTRP Rating for the league year.

Fourth Match

The number generated by the 4^th match is added to the previous three dynamic ratings.    This number is divided by 4 to produce the 4th dynamic rating.

This process continues always using the last 3 Dynamic Ratings and the number generated by the most current match played.