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How can I see my opening stats?

Learn how to read your opening stats and see which chess openings help you win or lead to mistakes.

Updated over a week ago

Find your Opening Stats on Chess.com

You can now view stats on your most-used openings, and see how often you win with them, right from your Stats page!

  1. To view your stats, hover over the Chess.com logo at the top left corner of any page, and select 'Stats' from the menu.

  2. Click 'Openings' from the right sidebar. Here you can see which openings you’ve played, along with your win, loss, and draw percentages for each.

    • For example, this member played c4 in 10 out of 21 games as White, with results of 30% wins, 40% losses, and 30% draws.

    Opening Stats page on Chess.com

Only standard chess games are included in your opening stats. Games with fewer than 10 moves, Chess960, and other variants aren’t tracked.


Understand your Stats

By default, the 'All' option is selected, showing your opening stats across all game types: Daily, Rapid, Blitz, and Bullet. You can use the dropdown to filter by game type and choose to view games played as White or Black.

Opening stats of a Chess.com member

You can also adjust the date range using the calendar dropdown to see stats from the past week, 30 days, 90 days, past year, or all time.

Opening stats of a Chess.com member

Each opening line can be expanded by clicking the '+' sign to see how you and your opponents continued the first few moves. For example, after expanding the first line (c4), you’ll see that this player’s opponents replied with Nf6 in 4 of those games, and the player followed with Nc3 in 3 of them.

Opening stats of a Chess.com member

From there, you can follow each move in the sequence with win percentages shown, while the mini-board updates to reflect the position.

Want a deeper look at your past moves? Check out this article on using the Game Explorer: How do I use the Game Explorer?

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