Features, people
How they play.
A player's openings, time formats, middlegames and endgames, worked out on your phone from the games in your book.
- 62
- games worked out
- 48
- analysed by Arasan
- 5
- games needed, at least
Every section says what it is based on. Invented figures for this page.
For anyone in your book.
Open a player and choose How they play, or How you play on your own page. It is worked out on your phone from the games in your book, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Overview and time.
Results as white and black, form over the last ten games, longest runs, results against stronger and weaker players, rating over time and head to head. Then each time format they play, the time controls they choose and how they use the clock.
Openings.
Their most played openings as white with the score, their replies to 1.e4 and 1.d4, and how long they stay on ground seen in the other games in your book.
Middlegame and endgames.
Sacrifices Arasan judges sound, by piece; when the queens come off; checks, captures and pawn storms; where they castle. Winning positions turned into wins, lost ones saved, and the endgames they reach.
Against them.
Plain sentences: what they play against your first move, their weakest phase, their time trouble and the openings to expect.
Over the board or online.
Every game is marked online or over the board. Choose All, Over the board or Online, and a time format, and every section follows.
Refresh when you like.
It is saved, so the page opens at once and says when it was worked out and from how many games. Refresh works it out again; if some games are not analysed yet, it says how many and offers to let Arasan look at them first.
In detail.
- Needs
- At least 5 finished games. With fewer, it says so.
- Worked out
- On the phone, from the games in your book. Arasan runs only when you tap Refresh.
- Arasan's view
- Mistakes and blunders per 100 moves. No accuracy percentages.
- Filters
- All, over the board or online; any format from bullet to correspondence.
- Honest
- A figure the games cannot give says so, rather than showing zero.
- Sent
- Nothing.