InterRaum — Results & Rating List

This page constitutes the official public record of all rated Raumschach games played under InterRaum auspices. It is updated periodically — the custodian’s intention is monthly, though particularly active periods may prompt more frequent publication.

All Elo_R ratings shown in the Rating List are current as of the date of the most recent update above. Ratings shown in the Results table reflect each player’s rating at the time the game was played, which may differ from their current standing. The two figures together permit members to trace the arc of their own development.

Games played under Blitz time controls (5 min + 3 sec) are recorded for the historical and analytical record but are not rated and do not affect the Elo_R list. All other formats — Classical, Rapid, and Correspondence — are fully rated. For the complete rules governing the rating system, consult Section IX of the InterRaum charter.

II. Current Rating List

Only players who have completed at least five rated games appear on the active list. Players with fewer than five rated games are listed separately as provisional. New players begin at 1,500.

Active Rated Members

Provisional Members

The following members have registered and begun play but have not yet completed five rated games. Their provisional ratings are shown in parentheses and are not included in the active list above.

#	Handle / Name	Title	Elo_R	Games	W	D	L	Member Since	Notes
No rated members yet. Results will appear here as games are submitted.

Handle / Name	Title	Prov. Elo_R	Games	Member Since
No provisional members at present.

^† K-factor schedule: New member (< 30 games): K = 40 · Established (≥ 30 games, < 2200): K = 20 · Senior (≥ 30 games, ≥ 2200): K = 10. See Charter §IX for full details.

III. Game Results

Rated games (Classical, Rapid, Correspondence) and exhibition Blitz games are listed together; the Format column distinguishes them. A grey Unrated badge indicates the game did not affect ratings.

#	Date	White	Elo_R	Black	Elo_R	Result	Format	Moves	Event / Tournament	Arbiter	Notes
No games recorded yet. Results will appear here as game scores are submitted.

^† A dagger (†) appended to a result denotes a forfeit (flag-fall or disconnection). See Charter §VII for forfeit conditions.

Ratings shown in this table reflect each player’s Elo_R at the time the game was played. Current ratings are shown in the Rating List above.

IV. Key to Columns

#	Sequential game number within the InterRaum register. Games are numbered in order of submission, not necessarily in order of play.
Date	Date the game was completed (YYYY-MM-DD). For correspondence games, this is the date the final move was transmitted.
White / Black	Member handle or name, as registered. Anonymous members are shown by their handle only.
Elo_R	Each player’s InterRaum rating at the start of the game. A "P" prefix (e.g. P1500) denotes a provisional rating (fewer than 5 completed rated games).
Result	1–0 = White wins; 0–1 = Black wins; ½–½ = draw. A dagger (†) indicates forfeit rather than checkmate or resignation.
Format	Time control used. Classical (90 min + 30 s/move), Rapid (25 min + 10 s/move), Blitz (5 min + 3 s/move, unrated), Correspondence (3 days/move).
Moves	Total number of half-moves (plies) divided by 2, rounded down — i.e., the move number at which the game ended.
Event	Tournament or match name, or "Friendly" for informal rated games. Thematic tournaments are indicated with a "T:" prefix.
Arbiter	Name of the appointed arbiter, where applicable. Online games with no dispute are shown as "—". Platform-arbitrated disputes are shown as "Platform".
Notes	Free text: medium of play (Online / OTB), special conditions, opening name if notable, or other remarks.

V. Submitting Results

Any Rated Member may submit a game score for inclusion in this register. Associate Members who have completed five or more games and wish to be rated should submit all outstanding scores together, whereupon their status will be updated.

Submit the complete game score in InterRaum Standard Notation (see Charter §VI).
Include both players’ handles or names, their self-reported ratings at the start of the game, the date, the time control, and the result.
For correspondence games, include the date of each move transmitted if possible, or at minimum the dates of the first and last moves.
If an arbiter was present, include their name and handle.
Incomplete game scores (missing moves or ambiguous positions) will be accepted only when the decisive position can be independently reconstructed and verified.
By submitting a score, both players consent to its publication in this register.