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MQ-Chess Math5 min read•2024-11-18

What is Loss Index? Understanding Your Real Chess Weaknesses

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Ivan (IvanKulkin)
Creator of MQ-Chess
# What is Loss Index? Your **MQ-Chess Loss Index** measures the exact percentage of win-probability you surrender per move on average, adjusted for move complexity. ## Score Tiers - **< 3.5%**: Grandmaster Precision - **3.5% – 5.5%**: Master Tier - **5.5% – 7.2%**: Expert & Candidate Master - **7.2% – 9.5%**: Strong Club Player - **9.5% – 12.5%**: Intermediate - **> 12.5%**: Novice / High Volatility Lower Loss Index means fewer costly mistakes in critical positions.

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Q: What is a good MQ-Chess Loss Index?
A: Grandmasters average under 3.5%. Club players typically range from 6.0% to 9.5%. Ratings above 11% indicate high decision volatility.
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