Alexandra Botez
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Your masterclasses
The openings you actually play, understood move by move.
♚ BlackFrench DefenseAlexandra Botez's defense against 1.e4: 315 games, 48.3%, above her overall score with Black (44.6%). The MacCutcheon against 6.Bd2 pays off; the Steinitz and 6.Bh4 cost points.
0/7
♔ WhiteQueen's GambitAlexandra Botez's 1.d4 opening against …d5: 163 games, 50.3%, above her overall score with White (48.2%). The Carlsbad structure works well for her; the Black bishop developed to f5, the Accepted and the Albin call for precise plans.0/6
♔ WhiteAgainst the King's IndianAlexandra Botez's answer to the King's Indian: the Sämisch, 71 games, 56.3%, well above her overall score with White (48.2%). A simple setup, f3, Be3, Qd2, and a kingside attack.0/6
Your lessons
One series per kind of mistake, the most frequent first.
- Hanging piecesYour move left material hanging. Find the safe move.270times in your games0/24
- Calculation and planning errorsMiddlegame: the move played swings the evaluation.263times in your games0/24
- Missed tacticsThe position had a winning move. You walked past it.148times in your games0/24
- Spoiled endgamesFew pieces left, but precision counts double.76times in your games0/24
- Mates allowedYour move allowed a forced mate. Find the defence.14times in your games0/14
- Missed matesYou had a forced mate and did not play it. Find it.6times in your games0/6
Your analysis
The numbers behind your lessons
1,361 blunders found in these games. Here is where they come from.
Work on this first
Against the Nimzo-Indian as White
30 games, 35.0% of the points scored: this is the opening that costs you the most, the equivalent of 5 games lost against an even score.
Compare your openingsYour numbersHow to read this
A 50% score means you break even: a win is worth 1 point, a draw 0.5.
How to read this
A 50% score means you break even: a win is worth 1 point, a draw 0.5.
49.6%your overall score366 wins · 62 draws · 372 losses
51.0%as White1.4 pts above your average
48.2%as Black2.8 pts lower than as White
1.70blunders per gamea blunder = a move that costs you at least 20 points of winning chances
Your openingsHow to read this
Sorted by number of games. The bar starts at 50%: to the left you lose points, to the right you gain them. The light mark is your average score.
Out of the opening: the average edge Stockfish measures at move 12 (+1.0 ≈ a pawn up for you). Bad starts: the share of these games already clearly worse by move 12.
How to read this
Sorted by number of games. The bar starts at 50%: to the left you lose points, to the right you gain them. The light mark is your average score.
Out of the opening: the average edge Stockfish measures at move 12 (+1.0 ≈ a pawn up for you). Bad starts: the share of these games already clearly worse by move 12.
Out of the opening: the average edge Stockfish measures at move 12 (+1.0 ≈ a pawn up for you). Bad starts: the share of these games already clearly worse by move 12.
As White
Queen's Gambit87 games · +0.1 out of the opening · 7% bad starts
52.9%0/1
Against the Slav43 games · −0.2 out of the opening · 7% bad starts
53.5%Against the King's Indian41 games · +0.1 out of the opening · 15% bad starts
59.8%Masterclass →
Queen's Pawn Opening (1.d4)39 games · −0.5 out of the opening · 13% bad starts
39.7%Against the Nimzo-Indian30 games · −0.3 out of the opening · 3% bad starts
35.0%As Black
French Defense172 games · −0.3 out of the opening · 11% bad starts
50.3%0/2
King's Indian Defense41 games · −0.2 out of the opening · 15% bad starts
40.2%Indian Defenses26 games · −0.6 out of the opening · 15% bad starts
55.8%