Guess my true rating (before I reach it)

I ve played 9 blitz games so far on chess.com

7 wins / 2 losses (current rating 1800+)

The first loss I believe it was done by an opponent violating chess.com rules but for personal privacy matters I cant make known his username

Second loss happened due to a missclick when I had an easy mate in 3 which I spotted (the missclick lost the mate opportunity and my queen)

What do you think my rating is? First accurate guess (100 points difference with the rating I will achieve on chess.com as my permanent gets a trophy and a friend request )

First opponent probably was cheating yeah, rating is 2k. 2.1k if you stop constantly playing g4 at the worst moment

adjustment: now 1900+ after 2 more games (2/2 wins)

Nice to see a guess so quickly! what g4 do you mean my friend? can you give an example?

My love to Taiwan <3

In your first game, and in your game against icarus you blundered with g4, but your idea in both games makes sense so its mostly a joke lol

2400

I know get what you mean, just seen the games😀

We have a winner!!

yay!

so what is your true rating?

Peak: 2450

Min: 2350 maybe a little less some days as well

But its been a while since I last played so we will see about what my new rating will be here

ok thx

that was my chess rating in chess.com long ago (in previous acc)

so you're a sandbagger

those people who lost to you should get their points back. What the heck is wrong with the people who use this site

no I am not, why you claim that?

my only losses are one I believe it was cheating, one due to missclick due to time pressure and today a legit loss from a 2100 player

also one draw due to end of time (no matter the pre-moves)

So please dont accuse before you actually check out the games

the people who lost to you. they deserve there points back because you lied about your rating when you created your account

I just created an account 3 days ago... its obvious that my rating is lower than my performance because I havent raised it yet

you can chose your starting point