Chess Game History for CXR Player Marcel Martinez

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Game History for Marcel Martinez
Player ID: 3010-W, United States Chess League, U.S.A.

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Game ID	Marcel's Result	Marcel's Rating Before & After	Marcel's Color	Name of Opponent	Oppon. ID	Oppon. Rating	Game Date	Time Cntrl	Opening Moves	Event ID	Comments
47462	DRAWN	2451 2450	BLACK	T.Enkhbat	3011-T	2420	08/31/05	g/90			Balt. / Miami
47624	DRAWN	2450 2452	BLACK	L.Milman	181-E	2489	09/07/05	g/120			No.Car. vs. Miami
47887	DRAWN	2452 2451	WHITE	D.Zilberstein	3029-R	2425	09/21/05	g/90
48004	DRAWN	2451 2447	BLACK	W.Kelleher	3005-V	2343	10/05/05	g/120			Boston vs. Miami
48173	WON	2447 2470	BLACK	D.Schneider	3047-G	2503	10/12/05	g/90			Dallas vs. MIAMI
48289	LOST	2470 2456	BLACK	A.Stripunsky	37-C	2644	10/19/05	g/120			NEW YORK / Miami
48534	DRAWN	2456 2454	BLACK	D.Zilberstein	3029-R	2397	11/02/05	g/90			San Fran vs. Miami
49279	WON	2454 2473	WHITE	D.Zilberstein	3029-R	2399	11/10/05	g/90			MIAMI / San Fran divn.playoffs
49437	DRAWN	2473 2472	WHITE	T.Enkhbat	3011-T	2457	11/23/05	g/120			Miami / Balt - Championship
57775	LOST	2472 2443	BLACK	V.Martirosov	6239-K	2270	08/30/06	g/90		155
57809	LOST	2443 2424	WHITE	D.Pruess	62-H	2501	09/06/06	g/60		155
58393	DRAWN	2424 2420	WHITE	J.Rouleau	3055-A	2314	09/18/06	g/120	d4...Nf6 c4...g6 Nc3...Bg7	155	Miami vs. Baltimore
58811	DRAWN	2420 2415	BLACK	I.Schneider	1056-C	2296	09/27/06	g/90	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	155	Dallas vs. Miami
59101	LOST	2415 2399	WHITE	P.Vavrak	3038-T	2545	10/09/06	g/90	e4...e6 d4...d5 Nc3...Nf6	155	Miami vs. Dallas - French Defense
66406	DRAWN	2399 2393	WHITE	B.Smith	99803-N	2258	08/29/07	g/90	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66588	LOST	2393 2375	BLACK	E.Tangborn	6231-N	2460	09/05/07	g/30	c4...Nf6 Nc3...c5 Nf3...Nc6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66637	LOST	2375 2355	WHITE	O.Zaikov	6237-R	2409	09/12/07	g/120	Nf3...Nf6 g3...c5 c4...b6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66809	LOST	2355 2338	BLACK	J.Bartholomew	7401-P	2459	10/01/07	g/60	Nf3...Nf6 c4...e6 Nc3...Bb4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67258	DRAWN	2338 2345	BLACK	E.Vovsha	174-B	2508	10/03/07	g/120	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...exd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67413	DRAWN	2345 2348	WHITE	D.Zilberstein	3029-R	2410	10/10/07	g/90	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...a6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67549	LOST	2348 2324	BLACK	T.Andrews	6232-R	2277	10/17/07	g/90	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...a6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
68791	LOST	2324 2307	BLACK	L.Milman	181-E	2432	11/12/07	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
76507	WON	2307 2332	BLACK	L.Schmidt	7422-R	2401	05/08/08	g/30	d4...Nf6 c4...g6 Nc3...Bg7	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
79088	WON	2332 2358	BLACK	E.Tangborn	6231-N	2457	08/27/08	g/90	d4...Nf6 Nf3...d5 c4...c6	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
79431	DRAWN	2358 2362	WHITE	J.Bartholomew	7401-P	2470	09/17/08	g/90	d4...Nf6 c4...e6 Nf3...b6	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
89698	WON	2362 2390	WHITE	J.Kraai	8936-V	2545	10/07/09	g/90	e4...e6 d4...d5 Nc3...Nf6	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
94842	DRAWN	2390 2394	WHITE	S.Mikhailuk	6513-N	2492	10/14/09	g/60	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...g6	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
97477	WON	2394 2416	WHITE	D.Shmelov	7426-J	2425	10/28/09	g/120	d4...Nf6 c4...e6 Nc3...Bb4	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
99170	LOST	2416 2401	WHITE	C.Cozianu	14527-P	2556	09/07/10	g/60	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...a6	792	U.S.Chess League 2010 Season
99868	WON	2401 2414	BLACK	M.Herman	99829-C	2213	10/10/10	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	792	U.S.Chess League 2010 Season
99908	WON	2414 2431	WHITE	K.Kiewra	6241-F	2322	10/17/10	g/60	e4...c5 Nf3...d6	792	U.S.Chess League 2010 Season
922821	WON	2431 2445	WHITE	K.Kavutskiy	14547-F	2249	02/01/11	g/60	e4...e6 Qe2...Qe7 Nf3...d5	792	U.S.Chess League 2010 Season
924571	WON	2445 2465	BLACK	F.Felecan	9258-F	2432	06/09/11	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	792	U.S.Chess League 2010 Season

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A d d i t i o n a l A n a l y s i s

SCORE% as White

SCORE% as Black

Overall SCORE%

53.12 %

47.05 %

50 %

Average Rating Change when playing as WHITE: +1.812

Average Rating Change when playing as BLACK: -0.88

Average Rating Change in 15 ENDGAMES (>47 moves): -1.2

Average Rating Change Overall: +0.424

Opening Classification	Performance as White	Performance as Black
King Pawn Openings excluding Sicilian Defense	avg. rating change: +2.8 (based on 5 games)	avg. rating change: -8.5 (based on 2 games)
Sicilian Defense	avg. rating change: +5 (based on 3 games)	avg. rating change: +2.75 (based on 4 games)
Queen Pawn Openings	avg. rating change: +7.333 (based on 3 games)	avg. rating change: +25.5 (based on 2 games)
English Opening	no results reported	avg. rating change: -18 (based on 1 games)
Other Openings	avg. rating change: -20 (based on 1 games)	avg. rating change: -17 (based on 1 games)

Doctor Kibbitz says:
"FM Martinez is playing reasonably well. Very high percentage of draws might indicate fear to pursue aggressive play. Endgame play is fair. "

Note: Pie charts are based on OFFICIAL results and do not reflect activity of the most recent 14 days.

CXR Chess Win-Loss-Draw Pie Chart for Player Marcel Martinez as White Player

CXR Chess Win-Loss-Draw Pie Chart for Player Marcel Martinez as Black Player

CXR Chess Win-Loss-Draw Pie Chart for Games of Player Marcel Martinez Decided in Endgame

Note: We regard any game of 48 moves or longer to be includable in endgame statistics. Approximately one third of all chess games are decided in the endgame. One can see, therefore, that endgame skills are of tremendous importance. Yet, this is an area that is very often neglected by young players. Success in the endgame demands familiarity with its own particular skill set; the strategy and tactics of the opening and middlegame are out of place here. Understanding the endgame's unique nature, and studying its mechanics, will catapult the player forward to mastery over his or her peers. Without this understanding, the greatest triumphs over the board are just not possible.