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Opera Game · Paul Morphy · Paris, 1858. Historical example; your review starts with your own game.
Sample review

Finish with checkmate.

Your rook reaches d8. The bishop covers e7, so the king has no escape.

Opera Game · Morphy, 18583 of 3

02 Your game, in perspective

Illustrative data

Your games.Your next edge.

Good habits start with
a clearer picture.

Account rating

2370+670

Blitz · 5+3

Game accuracy

81%

Reviewed games this period

Games played

1,127

All linked games

Puzzle rating

1732+164

PoodleChess

Wins by opening

1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5
Ruy Lopez · White242 wins94 draws62 losses

Your win rate

Last 12 months
Wins
571
Draws
302
Losses
254

571 wins out of 1,127 games

Showing illustrative statistics for the last 12 months.

03Your progress, over time

Progress worth coming back to.

Small steps. A longer view of your game.

Blitz rating · 5+3Last 12 months
Blitz rating: 1700+ to 2370 Illustrative rating history over 12 months, with short setbacks and an overall gain of 670 points. Use the chart's arrow keys to read individual points.

Use the left and right arrow keys to explore the rating history. Press Escape to close the readout.

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04Personal game review

Understand your turning point.

See the move that changed your game. Learn why a better move works.

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One idea to take into your next game.

The turning pointExample · Move 24
White to move. Mate in one. A position from the original PoodleChess game review. The white rook on d1 can reach d8 along the open d-file and deliver checkmate.
White to move · Mate in one

A quiet move missed it. Can you find the finish?

05A partner at your level

Meet your next opponent.

Choose your challenge. Try what you’ve learned, one move at a time.

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A good challenge meets you where you are.

Choose your challengeExample opponents
Club bot with headphones
Club

1200 ELO

A balanced challenge. Room to learn.

06Practice that feels personal

Your mistakes. Your next puzzle.

Return to positions from your games. Recognise the pattern when it matters.

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Find a check that also attacks the queen.

From your gamesKnight fork
White to move. Find a knight fork.The white knight on h6 can check the king and attack the queen with Nf7+. Piece art: Cburnett, as in the v.24 reference.

A position you missed. A fresh chance.

07A little better, every day

A clear plan. One small step.

Know what to practise today and what comes next. Build a habit that lasts.

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One useful habit, ready for your next game.

Your next stepsExample plan · 19 min
This week’s focus

Back-rank awareness.

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  1. 01
    Understand the momentReview the move that changed your game
    2 min
  2. 02
    Make the pattern familiarPractise a few back-rank positions
    4 min
  3. 03
    Take it into a gamePlay with one idea in mind
    10 min
  4. 04
    Review. Keep the lesson.See what changed, then choose your next focus
    3 min
Your next small step

Replay the missed mate. Notice how the open file reaches the king.

08Your path

Small wins. Steady climb.

Each step builds on the last. Tap one to peek.

Practise the fix.You’re here. Replay it until it clicks.
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Example path, for illustration.

09A little clarity

Frequently asked questions.

A little clarity before your next good move.

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How do I bring in a game?

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What does the Coach explain?

The Coach uses verified moves and engine results to explain important decisions in plain language. The review also shows how reliable the analysis is.

Are the numbers on this page my results?

No. The statistics, rating chart, and training examples here are illustrative. Your own review is based on the game you import.

Is the performance estimate an official rating?

No. It describes performance in one game. It does not replace your Chess.com, Lichess, national, or FIDE rating.

10Your next good move

Ready to learn from your
last game?

One game. One lesson. A better next move.

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A player thinking through her next move over a chessboard in a café
Every game has something to teach.