The Player List page allows you to search for a particular player. It can also be used to identify the top players, as well as the top players by country, gender, rating range, or a particular period in history.
The player names you want to search for. You can enter multiple names
by separating them with semi colons, for example:
Kasparov;Karpov
Player name auto-complete will be triggered after at least 3 letters have been entered. Auto-complete displays the player names that match the letters types. You can click on the player name to choose the relevant player , or continue to type letters to further refine the choices.
The FIDE ids of the player players you wish to search for, multiple IDs should be separated by the
';' character, for example:
4100018;600024
The minimum and maximum rating for the players you want to match. This matches the player's most recent rating.
The minimum number of games a player must have played in order to match the search.
The minimum and maximum year range that the player last played a game. This can be used to look at top players in a particular time period. If you want to see the top players currently active, then you can restrict this range to the current year.
The gender of the players that will be matched by the search. This criteria can be used to show the top male or female users.
The chess federation of the country the matched players are currently playing
under. These are three letter codes such as RUS,USA,POL etc. Multiple federation codes can be
entered by separating them with semi-colons, for example:
RUS;USA
The player table includes the following columns:
The name of the player, in "lastName, firstName" format.
The date of the most recent game played by the player in the database.
The chess federation the player most recently played for.
The maximum rating achieved by the player.
The most recent rating the player has achieved.
The total number of games by the player that are stored in the database.