Look up an ACF rating

Look up an Australian Chess Federation (ACF) rating in seconds. Start typing a name, surname first or first name then surname, and pick the player. You see their ACF Classic rating exactly as the ACF publish it, with the ACF's own reliability mark explained in plain words, plus their state and ACF ID.

The whole ACF list loads into your browser once, so results update as you type. Ratings come from the ACF's latest published list, which is dated on the page, and we check the ACF daily for a new one. A link to the official ACF rating list sits beside every result, because the ACF's list is always the last word.

Below the search, reports from the ACF's current list show top players, titled players, top women, the biggest improvers, the most active players, seniors, how ratings are spread, and the tournaments rated this period.

If something about you is wrong, or you would like your entry removed, use the links on the page and we will act on it promptly. No account is needed. Ratings are the Australian Chess Federation's, shown as they publish them.