Statistics¶
What do the reports show?¶
Stats shows one report at a time, chosen in the rail. The title bar names it: Stats › Overview, Stats › Clock behaviour, and Stats there takes you back to the overview.
| Report | Answers |
|---|---|
| Overview | phase, time control, time trouble, progress |
| Blunder taxonomy | where blunders happen and what moves them |
| Clock behaviour | time trouble and time of day |
| Progress | rating over the window |
The rating a game carries is the one you had when it ended. Lichess and chess.com both say
what a game did to your rating, and a PGN that carries WhiteRatingDiff tags does too, so
each point on the Progress line already includes that game's result. A casual game, or a
PGN without those tags, keeps the rating you brought to it.
Which games are counted?¶
Your own games, and only those an engine has been over — the Games tile says how many of the games in the window are analysed. Games marked as not yours count in nothing. If a report looks thin, check Analysis › Coverage.
Narrow the window¶
The row above the report decides what every number on it counts. Window (all time, a
year, 90 days or 30 days) and Colour (both, white or black) are one choice each. The
Speed picker reads Speed: All until you narrow it; click it for a checkbox per speed,
and it names the ones left on (Speed: Blitz, Rapid). The last speed cannot be turned off,
and the × beside a narrowed picker puts every speed back. A game with no date, such as a
PGN whose Date is ????.??.??, counts under all time and in no shorter window.
At the end of the row, the vs previous window switch shows every number against the equally long window before this one. All time has nothing before it, so there the switch is off and greyed.
The Collection picker appears once you have made a collection. It reads Collection: All games unless you pick one; then every number on the report is over your games in that collection alone, which is how a league season gets statistics of its own. A reference game you put in a collection by hand counts here no more than anywhere else in Stats. The Stats link on a collection's card (Collections) opens the report with it already picked, and the choice stays in the page's address, also when you switch reports in the rail. Without a collection picked, a collection's games count here like every other game: a collection narrows Stats, it never takes games out of it.
Export as CSV¶
Export CSV, in the title bar, downloads the report you are looking at, cut the way you cut it.