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Solvers’ ratings as of April 1^st 2024 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
8 tournaments of the 1^st quarter 2024 are included: 20^th International Solving Contest 2024 Cat 1, 20^th International Solving Contest 2024 Cat 2, Winton British Chess Solving Championship 2024, 45^th Finnish Chess Solving Championship 2024, 47^th International Polish Championship 2024, 29^th Dutch Open Chess Solving Championship 2024, 32^nd Branko Atanackovic Memorial 2024, 20^th Attica Region Chess Solving Tournament 2024.
Ranking of the top ten solvers: 1. Danila Pavlov (FID) 2818.95, 2. Piotr Murdzia (POL) 2708.04, 3. Kacper Piorun (POL) 2654.08, 4. Ural Khasanov (FID) 2653.87, 5. John Nunn (GBR) 2638.24, 6. Eddy Van Beers (BEL) 2630.22, 7. Aleksey Popov (FID) 2577.85, 8. Marko Filipović (CRO) 2564.95, 9. Ulrich Voigt (GER) 2555.87, 10. Bojan Vučković (SRB) 2555.86.
Largest five gains: Jakub Marciniszyn (POL) +54.54, Robert Włodarczyk (POL) +52.26, junior Alexandru Mihalcescu (ROU) +46.67, Valery Kopyl (UKR) +36.51, Andrey Selivanov (FID) +31.80

Solvers’ ratings as of January 1^st 2024 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
8 tournaments of the 4^th quarter 2023 are included: 21^st Greek Chess Solving Championship 2023, 32^nd Kedainiai Cup 2023, 38^th Open Swiss Solving Championship 2023, 4^th Branko Babic Memorial 2023, 28^th Belgian Solving Championship 2023, 32^nd Henk Hagedoorn Memorial 2023, Solving Championship of Romania 2023, 8^th Greek Chess Solving Cup 2023.
Ranking of the top ten solvers (unchanged): 1. Danila Pavlov (FID) 2820.30, 2. Georgy Evseev (FID) 2747.29, 3. Kacper Piorun (POL) 2715.44, 4. Piotr Murdzia (POL) 2678.75, 5. Ural Khasanov (FID) 2649.49, 6. John Nunn (GBR) 2629.68, 7. Eddy Van Beers (BEL) 2616.38, 8. Aleksey Popov (FID) 2575.00, 9. Kevinas Kuznecovas (LTU) 2574.54, 10. Marko Filipović (CRO) 2564.95.
Largest five gains: junior Alexandru Mihalcescu, ROU (+29.23), Wouter van Rijn, NED (+21.86), junior Ioannis Kollias, GRE (+13.70), Martynas Limontas, LTU (+12.42), Jakub Marciniszyn, POL (+12.34).

Solvers’ ratings as of October 1^st 2023 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
Only 4 tournaments of the 3^rd quarter 2023 are included: 5^th Ukrainian Cup 2023, 31^st Czech Chess Solving Championship 2023, Open Solving Tournament of WCCC 2023, 46^th World Chess Solving Championship 2023.
Ranking of the top ten solvers: Ural Khasanov (FID) moved up 4 places from 9^th to 5^th place and Aleksey Popov moved up 7 places from 15^th to 8^th place!
Largest five gains: women junior Anna Shukhman, FID (+123), junior Nikita Ushakov, FID (+111.34), women junior Daria Dvoeglazova, ISR (+85.84), junior Egor Sokolov, FID (+77.62), Kacper Piorun, POL (+70.78).

Solvers’ ratings as of July 1^st 2023 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
14 tournaments of the 2^nd quarter 2023 are included: 49^th Latvian Chess Solving Championship 2023, Open Solving Championship of Serbia 2023, 37^th Ukrainian Championship 2023, Open Solving Tournament Lithuania 2023, 44^th Lithuanian Championship 2023, 31^st Chess Solving Championship of Slovakia 2023, Winton British Chess Solving Championship 2023, 44^th French Chess Solving Championship 2023, Open Solving Tournament of ECSC 2023, 16^th European Chess Solving Championship 2023, 45^th German Solving Championship 2023, 42^nd Azerbaijan Chess Solving Championship 2023, 8^th Israel Open Solving Championship 2023, 8^th Israel Open Solving Championship 2023 – Category 2.
Ranking of the top ten solvers: Eddy Van Beers overtook John Nunn from the 7^th to the 6^th place and Kevinas Kuznecovas gained 50 places to the 10^th place.
Largest five gains: junior Kevinas Kuznecovas, LTU (+216.88), women junior Kamila Hryshchenko, GBR (+166.96), Arvydas Mockus, LTU (+131.61), junior Taras Rudenko, UKR (+107.86), women junior Daria Dvoeglazova, ISR (+86.01).

Solvers’ ratings as of April 1^st 2023 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
6 tournaments of the 1^st quarter 2023 are included: 19^th International Solving Contest 2023 Cat 1, 19^th International Solving Contest 2023 Cat 2, 44^th Finnish Chess Solving Championship 2023, 28^th Dutch Open Chess Solving Championship 2023, 46^th International Polish Championship 2023, 31^st Branko Atanacković Memorial 2023.
Ranking of the top ten solvers: former World Champion Kacper Piorun overtook John Nunn and Eddy Van Beers from the 7^th to the 5^th place, and Boris Tummes passed Marko Filipović from the 11^th to the 10^th place.
Largest five gains: Arvydas Mockus, LTU (+81.89), junior Kevinas Kuznecovas, LTU (+52.36), women junior Kamila Hryshchenko, GBR (+40.05), Tomoki Kurokawa, JPN (+31.55), Andrii Sergiienko, UKR (+29.70).

Solvers’ ratings as of January 1^st 2023 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
10 tournaments of the 4^th quarter 2022 are included: 31^st Kedainiai Cup 2022, 37^th Open Swiss Solving Championship 2022, 27^th Belgian Championship 2022, 31^st Henk Hagedoorn Memorial 2022 Cat A, 3^rd Branko Babic Memorial 2022, 4^th  Ukrainian Cup 2022, Open Solving Tournament of WCCC 2022, 45^th World Chess Solving Championship 2022, 4^th Pavle Orlov Memorial 2022, 7^th Greek Chess Solving Cup 2022.
Ranking of the top ten solvers: World Champion Danila Pavlov has overtaken Georgy Evseev and is now also the leader in the ranking, Eddy Van Beers has overtaken Kacper Piorun to the 6^th place; in addition Ural Khasanov and Marko Filipović are new in the top 10 on places 9 and 10.
Largest five gains: women junior Kamila Hryshchenko, (+163.20), junior Kevinas Kuznecovas (+143.61), junior Nikita Ushakov (+95.16), women junior Denisa-Andreea Bucur (+73.70), Bilguun Sumiya (+64.82).

Solvers’ ratings as of October 1^st 2022 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
Only 3 tournaments of the 3^rd quarter 2022 are included: 1^st Solving Tournament of Martynas Limontas 2022, 30^th Czech Chess Solving Championship 2022, 20^th Greek Chess Solving Championship 2022.
The ranking of the top ten solvers almost remain the same with the exception of Silvio Baier who now belongs to the non active solvers. The largest three gains have been achieved by Martynas Limontas (LTU / +43.29), ahead of junior solver Kevinas Kuznecovas (LTU / +30.72) and women solver Laura Rogule (LAT / +29.07).

Solvers’ ratings as of July 1^st 2022 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.
8 tournaments of the 2^nd quarter 2022 are included:
48^th Latvian Chess Solving Championship 2022, Open Solving Tournament of ECSC 2022, 15^th European Chess Solving Championship 2022, 43^rd French Chess Solving Championship 2022, 30^th Chess Solving Championship of Slovakia 2022, 41^st Azerbaijan Chess Solving Championship 2022, 7^th Israel Open Solving Championship 2022, 44^th German Solving Championship 2022.
The only change of the ranking of the top ten solvers is that Danila Moiseev gained the 10th place by surpassing Bojan Vučković who lost 11 points in the last quarter. The largest three gains have been achieved by junior solver Emīls Tabors (LAT / +162.34), ahead of Dmitrijus Chocenka (LTU / +109.96) and Richard Dobiáš (SVK / +73.35).

Solvers’ ratings as of April 1^st 2022 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published! 13 tournaments of the 1^st quarter 2022 are included: Open of 7th A. Suetin Memorial 2022 | 7th A. Suetin Memorial 2022 | 18th International Solving Contest 2022 Cat 1 | 18th International Solving Contest 2022 Cat 2 | 45th International Polish Championship 2022 | OPEN tournament CFD for solving | Open Solving Championship of CFD 2022 | Finnish Chess Solving Championship 2022 | 27th Dutch Open Chess Solving Championship 2022 | 30th Branko Atanackovic Memorial 2022 | Open of Championship of CFD 2022 | Open of 30th Championship of Russia 2022 | 30th Championship of Russia 2022. The expiration rates are added to the ratings starting from 2022.

Solvers’ ratings as of January 1^st 2022 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published! 16 tournaments of the 4^th quarter 2021 are included: Open of Championship of Tula Region 2021, Championship of Tula Region 2021, WCCC Open Solving 2021, 44th World Chess Solving Championship 2021, 2^nd Branko Babic Memorial 2021, Tula Championship for boys and girls 2021, 26^th Dutch Solving Championship 2021, Solving Championship of CFO 2021 U15+U17+U19, Open Solving Tula Region, 36^th Swiss Solving Championship 2021, 3^rd Pavle Orlov Memorial, 42^nd Finnish Championship 2021, Solving tournament of CFD Team Championship, Moscow Youth Championship 2021 U15-19. Brazilian Christmas Solving Tournament, Solving Cup of Tula region.
The top ten remain the same solvers as in the previous quarter. But World Champion 2021 Danila Pavlov has surpassed Piotr Murdzia from place 4 to 3 and Eddy Van Beers has gained two places from 9 to 7.
The largest two gains have again been achieved by juniors: Andrii Sergiienko (UKR / +121.74) and Ilija Serafimović (SRB / +98.15). They are followed by David Hodge (GBR / +96.54), Aleksey Kainov (RUS / +82.40) and Bogdan Zolotov (RUS / +74.29).