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Solvers’ ratings as of October 1^st 2017 are published! 5 tournaments are included for the 3^rd quarter: 25^th Czech Chess Solving Championship 2017, WCCC 2017 Open Solving Tournament, 41^st World Chess Solving Championship 2017, Swiss Championship 2017 and 2^nd Solving Cup Byron Zappas. Among the top ten solvers Jonathan Mestel has replaced Arno Zude and Silvio Baier jumped from rank 10 to rank 7. The new list produced by the Solving Tournament Manager now has marks for junior (j) and senior (s) solvers.

Solvers’ ratings as of July 1^st 2017 are published! 15 tournaments included: 26^th Branko Atanackovic Memorial 2017, 38^th Azerbaijan Chess Solving Championship 2017, 41^st German Solving Championship 2017, Open Solving Tournament Lithuania 2017, 25^th Chess Solving Championship of Slovakia, 38^th Lithuanian Championship, 11^th Urals Problemist Cup, 25^th International Championship of Russia, ECSC Riga Open, 13^th European Chess Solving Championship, Open Solving Championship of Serbia 2017, French Chess Solving Championship 2017, 4^th Israel Open Solving Championship 2017, Open of the 31^th Ukrainian Solving Championship, 31^st Ukrainian Championship. Three top solvers remain the same: Georgy Evseev, Andrey Zhuravlev and Piotr Murdzia.

Solvers’ ratings as of April 1^st 2017 are published! 7 tournaments included: 4^th Greek Chess Solving Cup; 13^th International Solving Contest Cat 1; British Chess Solving Championship 2017; Finnish Championship 2017; International Polish Championship; 23^rd Dutch Open Chess Solving Championship 2017; Greek Chess Solving Championship 2017. Three top solvers are: Georgy Evseev, Andrey Zhuravlev and Piotr Murdzia.

Solvers’ ratings as of January 1^st 2017 are published! 8 tournaments included: 1^st Solving Cup Byron Zappas; 9^th Albino Cup Minsk; 25^th Kedainiai Cup; 29^th Henk Hagedoorn Memorial; ICH of Belgium Geel; 15^th Grand Prix Warsaw Open; 15^th ICH of Greece Athens; 15^th Grand Prix Warsaw. Three top solvers are: Georgy Evseev, Andrey Zhuravlev and Piotr Murdzia.

Solvers’ ratings as of October 1^st 2016 are published! 6 tournaments included: OPEN Klaipeda; 24^th ICH of Czechia Pardubice; 1^st Azerbaijan Chess Solving Cup; OPEN Beograd; 41^st WCSC Beograd; ICH of Switzerland Bern. Three top solvers are: Georgy Evseev, Andrey Zhuravlev and Piotr Murdzia.

Solvers’ ratings as of July 1^st 2016 are published! 12 tournaments included: Memorial Branko Atanacković; 40^th ICH of Germany Dresden; 37^th ICH of Azerbaijan Baku; OPEN Athens; 12^th ECSC Athens; OPEN Cherkassy; 30^th ICH of Ukraine Cherkassy; 37^th ICH of Lithuania Klaipeda; 24^th ICH of Russia Sochi; 3^rd Open Israeli Solving Championship; 10^th UP cup Igalo; Montenegro GP Igalo. Three top solvers are: Georgy Evseev, Andrey Zhuravlev and Piotr Murdzia.

Solvers’ ratings as of April 1^st 2016 are published! 7 tournaments included: 3^rd Greek Cup; 12^th ISC; WCBCSC Eton College; 34^th ICH of Poland Serock; ICH of Finland Helsinki; ICH of Netherlands Nunspeet; 24^th ICH of Slovakia Bratislava. Three top solvers are: Georgy Evseev, Andrey Zhuravlev and Piotr Murdzia!

(05.01) A correction is made to the Solvers’ ratings as of January 1^st 2016: the 7^th tournament, Henk Hagedoorn Memorial, is added; the changes are related to the main list only.

(01.01) Solvers’ ratings as of January 1^st 2016 are published! 6 tournaments included: 24th Kedainiai cup; ICH of Switzerland Bern; 8th Albino cup Minsk; ICH of Belgium Geel; OPEN GP Warsaw; 14th GP Warsaw.

Three top solvers are: Georgy Evseev, Kacper Piorun and John Nunn!

Solvers’ ratings as of October 1^st 2015 are published! 4 tournaments included: 23. ICH of Czechia Pardubice; Sarychev Memorial; Ostroda OPEN; 39.WCSC Ostroda.

Three top solvers are: Georgy Evseev, Kacper Piorun and Piotr Murdzia!

Solvers’ ratings as of July 1^st 2015 are published!
12 tournaments included: 9th Uralskij problemist Cup Tula; 23rd ICH of Russia Tula; 23rd ICH of Slovakia Bytca; 36th ICH of Azerbaijan Baku; Open Kedainiai; 36th ICH of Lietuva Kedainiai; 39th ICH of Germany Hannover; Open Iasi; 11th ECSC Iasi; ICH of Serbia Beograd; 2nd Israeli OSC; 14th ICH of Greece Athens.

Three top solvers are the same during the last year: Georgy Evseev, Piotr Murdzia and Kacper Piorun!