RSO-F Design correctly called all 14 chess-ranking outcomes in the seven-day portion of ForecastBench’s 27 September 2026 question set. The questions resolved on 4 October, covering nine players who held or improved their ranking and five whose ranking fell.

The five declines were particularly clear in the model’s forecasts. RSO-F Design assigned roughly 79% to 85% probability to those outcomes. The corresponding median probabilities across the 108 eligible forecast entries ranged from 39% to 50%.

All fourteen chess-ranking questions, 27 September to 4 October 2026
PlayerResolved outcomeRSO-F Design: probability of that outcomeMedian: probability of that outcome
Carissa YipHeld or improved99.50%78.00%
Vincent KeymerDeclined85.05%50.00%
Amin TabatabaeiDeclined84.22%46.00%
Tan ZhongyiHeld or improved83.10%85.62%
Fabiano CaruanaHeld or improved87.62%84.47%
Wei YiHeld or improved99.50%84.00%
Aleksandra GoryachkinaHeld or improved95.48%94.00%
Nodirbek AbdusattorovHeld or improved99.50%88.05%
Koneru HumpyHeld or improved80.58%83.00%
Bibisara AssaubayevaDeclined81.68%47.52%
Vaishali RameshbabuDeclined85.14%50.00%
Anna MuzychukHeld or improved86.13%85.00%
R PraggnanandhaaHeld or improved97.55%84.50%
Ju WenjunDeclined79.46%39.00%

Probabilities are expressed for the outcome that occurred. A decline probability is 1 minus the submitted probability of holding or improving the ranking. Median uses all 108 eligible entries. Source: ForecastBench forecasts and resolutions; calculations by RysoAI, CC BY-SA 4.0. CC BY-SA 4.0

Five ranking declines

The players were Vincent Keymer, Amin Tabatabaei, Bibisara Assaubayeva, Vaishali Rameshbabu and Ju Wenjun. Each finished with a lower ranking in the benchmark’s resolved data.

Checking all fourteen

The other nine questions concerned Carissa Yip, Tan Zhongyi, Fabiano Caruana, Wei Yi, Aleksandra Goryachkina, Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Koneru Humpy, Anna Muzychuk and R Praggnanandhaa. RSO-F Design favoured a held or improved ranking for each, matching the recorded outcomes.

Across this complete fourteen-question subset, its mean Brier score was 0.0178. Using the median submitted probability for each question gave 0.1179. Lower is better. These are our calculations on the public forecasts and resolutions, not separate official leaderboard scores.

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September 27 question set

Official resolutions

Public submitted forecasts

Our October 14 announcement