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look up which of your completed games were unrated?

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Originally posted by Angry Boy
look up which of your completed games were unrated?
Unrated games have a little icon next to it, it looks like four circles, two white, two black.

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Originally posted by Bad wolf
Unrated games have a little icon next to it, it looks like four circles, two white, two black.
That's the symbol for set piece games. There doesn't seem to be a symbol for unrated games.

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So, you just have to click on info in your archived games then?

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Originally posted by Nordlys
That's the symbol for set piece games. There doesn't seem to be a symbol for unrated games.
Ah, I see. 🙂

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Originally posted by Angry Boy
So, you just have to click on info in your archived games then?
I guess so. If you open the game, it apparently doesn't say anywhere whether it's rated or unrated either.

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why do people play unrated games?

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Originally posted by John1916
why do people play unrated games?
Why do people play chess? 🙄

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Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Why do people play chess? 🙄
No better to question....WHY DON'T PEOPLE PLAY MORE CHESS?

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Originally posted by mochiron
No better to question....WHY DON'T PEOPLE PLAY MORE CHESS?
Coz i'm crap enough at the games i've got.....and i cant get blitz at work 🙁

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Originally posted by John1916
why do people play unrated games?
For example for tutoring. In a game in which you give or receive advice or hints while the game is going on, the outcome may not reflect the playing strength of the players, so it makes sense to make it unrated. Unrated games, especially set-piece games, are also useful to try out certain openings, practise endgames or try out variations of a game you have played.