Chessigma

The chess platform that actually explains your mistakes

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The stronger the player, the more their blunders happen in the endgame.

Opening blunders almost disappear. Endgame blunders pass half.

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Weaker players spend more time on the opening, not less.

Stronger players move through it faster and pour the time into the middlegame.

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Free points dry up as the rating climbs.

A 500 gets a game-throwing gift most games. A 2000 almost never does.

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Beginners escape lost positions far more often than strong players.

Probably not because they defend better, but their opponents keep giving it back.

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Even with a forced mate in one on the board, players don't always pick it.

A 500 plays it a third of the time. A strong player, about half.

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From a 500 to a 2100, blunders per game fall by about 68%.

Every rating band blunders more than the one below it.

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The stronger you get, the longer you survive before your first real mistake.

At 500 it lands on move 8. By 1300, move 12.

Improvement isn't about brilliant moves. It's about staying clean a little longer.

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You can now type "6" in the URL of your https://t.co/Hx3iTpYGFI and https://t.co/j61eIVq0y1 games to open the full game review on Chessigma.

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You can now brain-rot on our monitoring dashboard

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I built a 3D globe that shows all chess games being analyzed in real-time on Chessigma 🌍

Just because it looked cool
https://t.co/oBqFF5xPUV

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Puzzle of the day!

Black to play!

Try it here: https://t.co/FHVELOigHx

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