Opening 29%
Your White repertoire scores at or above 50% everywhere. As Black, one line stands out: your worst line is the Caro-Kann, at 29% over 14 games. You leave known theory on move 6, about three moves before your opponents do.
Strongest openingQueen's Gambit61%win rate
Weakest openingCaro-Kann29%win rate
All openings6 lines · sorted by win rate
OpeningWinDrawLossWin rateAccBook
Queen's GambitWhite · 18 games61%816.8 ply
Italian GameWhite · 24 games58%847.5 ply
1…e5 ClassicalBlack · 11 games55%785.4 ply
London SystemWhite · 12 games50%765.9 ply
Sicilian NajdorfBlack · 16 games47%725.1 ply
Caro-KannBlack · 14 games29%613.2 ply
Tactics 39%
You spot pins and skewers reliably. Back-rank threats are the blind spot, and you catch only 39% of them, on both sides of the board: you miss your opponent’s and your own.
Missed motifs5 motifs · sorted by misses
MotifFound vs missedMissedFoundDetected
Back-rank14939%
Forks121860%
Discovered attacks6754%
Pins62279%
Skewers51169%
Move classification · 1,540 moves
★ Best 412 ! Excellent 336 ✓ Good 498 ?! Inaccuracy 187 ? Mistake 78 ?? Blunder 29
Best game: 94.1% vs pawn_storm Worst: 61.8% vs BlunderBuss
Endgame 46%
Your endgame knowledge is average for your rating. The problem is what happens around it. 46% of your blunders land in the endgame, your clock arrives already empty, and five won games slipped because a simple trade was available and skipped. Technique, not theory, is the gap.
0%endgame accuracyopening: 84%, and you fade late
0%of your blunders land here23 of 48 blunders
0%clock left entering itavg across your games
Advantage conversion64%
Resourcefulness23%
Advantage conversionconversion by advantage size
64%converted+1.531 games21 converted · 10 let slip68%
+2.030 games20 converted · 10 let slip67%
+3.028 games18 converted · 10 let slip64%
+4.026 games16 converted · 10 let slip62%
Resourcefulnesshow often you save a losing position
23%saved−1.529 games10 saved · 19 lost34%
−2.027 games7 saved · 20 lost26%
−3.024 games4 saved · 20 lost17%
−4.022 games2 saved · 20 lost9%
Time management 42%
You budget time well until about move 30. Then 42% of your games enter the sub-30-second zone, where your accuracy falls 23 points, and where most of those thrown wins actually happen.
When you’re low on time, your accuracy crashes 42% of your games reach the under-30-seconds zone, and that’s where most thrown wins happen.
0%
Plenty of timeover 30s on the clock
↓−23 pts
0%
Low on timeunder 30s: the cliff
Why: you spend your clock too earlyYou reach the endgame with only 17% of your clock left, so you’re rushing the hardest part of the game.
OpeningMiddlegameEndgame% of clock spent
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