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• elo difference between white and black

  Openingtree.com. Put in the players name on chess.com or lichess.org and then look for their performance rating with that color. TADA! The tech is there to do what you want :). Have fun! Source: 5 months ago

• Is there a way to track OTB games online to use on OpeningTree or another site?

  For anyone not aware, OpeningTree is an amazing resource that looks at games from your online profile and tells you your win percentage when playing different moves. Source: about 1 year ago

• What is the best free openings explorer?

  You can also try openingtree.com but this is just using lichess's database afaik so if lichess is having issues it probably will too. Source: about 1 year ago

• Use pgn as database in chessbase?

  Go to openingtree.com and load the PGN into that. Then you can see the opening stats. Source: about 1 year ago

• Hi Reddit! I'm Josh Levine, CTO at Chess.com. AMA! (10am ET)

  That would be cool, but chesscom might be worried about cheating in that case. As long as it's not super urgent, you could use openingtree.com and input the parameters you want to find out what they play. Source: about 1 year ago

• Chess dot com Increasing Prices

  Everything Chess com has, lichess has it too but free. - Custimizable engine settings - Puzzles from real games and not composed. Also puzzle tactics from specific openings - Opening explorer for every user. You need openingtree.com if you want this for chess.com. Source: over 1 year ago

• Anyone else convincingly better with the black pieces? For reference, I have 34 wins 27 losses 4 draws with white pieces.

  You could try going to openingtree.com and look at your specific lines with white that are causing you problems and then clean them up. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Have Any of You Used AimChess? Do You Find It Useful?

  I had a premium sub for a month, only used it for at most a week. Feels bad but tbh I didn't find anything special that isn't already provided by free services such as lichess.org and openingtree.com . Might be useful for beginners but as a self proclaimed advanced player, I didn't find much use for it other than its cool looking reports/statistics on my account. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Opening Explorer on Lichess vs OpeningTree.com?

  I was prepping for an opponent on Lichess' opening explorer and ran out of moves after 3-4 moves on with the preferences set to all games in the past 10 years with all time controls. But on openingtree.com, I can easily go 10+ moves deep based on my opponents game history. Why is this? Am I doing something wrong? Source: almost 2 years ago

• What software do you use for prep?

  Chessbase and Megadatabase mostly + openingtree.com if I can find my opponent's online account. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Created own chess.com and lichess.org game retriever.

  It is not possible to configure the game types, as in openingtree.com. Source: about 2 years ago

• Why do people play the Pirc/Modern (Robatsch) at lower levels?

  With that said I checked my statistics on openingtree.com against hypermodern openings like the Alekhine, Owen Defense, Pirc/modern, scandinavian and I realized that I have an incredibly good score against them winning almost all of my games while against more main stream openings my score gravitates to around 50 percent. Source: over 2 years ago

• How to download your games on Chess.com?

  Yes, that's one of the ways on downloading a single game. What I mean is to download all of my games at once. Just like what openingtree.com does. Source: over 2 years ago

• How to download your own games on Chess.com?

  PS I know the existence of openingtree.com. But the thing about that is sometimes it doesn't download the full notation of a game. Source: over 2 years ago

• IM Kostya Kavutskiy explains how to Crush the Scandinavian

  What I noticed is that most players who play the scandi rely too much on the solid structure instead of playing dynamically. Once they played all their typical scandi moves they have no freaking clue what to do. As soon as the position gets sharp they blunder everything. openingtree.com shows that I have a close to 100% score against Openings like the Alekhine, Scandi and other openings that violate basic opening... Source: over 2 years ago

• Detailed stats in chess.com ?

  You can head to openingtree.com to see your win/loss/draw breakdown for various openings. Source: over 2 years ago

• Winning more as black

  Use openingtree.com to see where you are going wrong as white. You probably have a pet line that isn't good, or some other fixable hole in your repertoire. Source: over 2 years ago

• An open discussions about the benefits of analysing openings.

  Study in the opening should always be based on the games you play. If you have a known problem with a line, or are completely lost in a position you've gotten more than just once in a bullet game, you're silly not to analyze it, look in a database, or consult a reference course. I feel like this is one of the main reasons to play online blitz, you get a ton of positions against players similar to your rating and... Source: over 2 years ago

• Hey friends, is there a program or website that could analyze all my games on lichess and chess.com so I can find out what openings I need to work on?

  Openingtree.com is what you're looking for. Source: over 2 years ago

• At what elo people start playing the Maroczy bind? And how to play against it?

  I looked at openingtree.com and out of the 44 Sicilian Kan games, 4 of them were maroczy binds. All of them my opponents didn't play it principled at all. Source: over 2 years ago

• I created 2 free recourses to help anyone identify their own chess personality/style, in order to build an opening repertoire around it using Lichess & Google Drive.

  The first is a word document (which I uploaded as a google drive doc), which gives a brief summary of some of the best/most influential players from history - their style, and some context to their personality. You can use this to identify what aspects you relate to, or are inspired by to create more of an identity. And the second is a Lichess study which explains how you can easily create your own opening... Source: over 2 years ago