Chess Game History for CXR Player Todd Andrews

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Game History for Todd Andrews
Player ID: 6232-R, United States Chess League, U.S.A.

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Game ID	Todd's Result	Todd's Rating Before & After	Todd's Color	Name of Opponent	Oppon. ID	Oppon. Rating	Game Date	Time Cntrl	Opening Moves	Event ID	Comments
57762	LOST	2350 2334	BLACK	E.Tangborn	6231-N	2475	08/28/06	g/90		155
57820	LOST	2334 2314	WHITE	A.Zaremba	1086-M	2352	09/12/06	g/90		155
58379	LOST	2314 2273	BLACK	A.Moreno-Roman	6253-Y	1798	09/13/06	g/120		155
58561	LOST	2273 2259	WHITE	S.Mikhailuk	6513-N	2452	09/20/06	g/60	d4...Nf6 c4...g6 Nc3...d5	155	1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 d5
58866	LOST	2259 2247	BLACK	D.Kuljasevic	6240-K	2473	10/04/06	g/90	Nf3...Nf6 d4...b5 Bg5...Bb7	155	Tennessee vs. Dallas
59283	DRAWN	2247 2251	BLACK	W.Kelleher	3005-V	2353	10/11/06	g/120	e4...e6 d4...d5 e5...c5	155	Tennessee vs. Boston
59335	LOST	2251 2240	BLACK	D.Pruess	62-H	2492	10/18/06	g/60	e4...e6 d4...d5 Nc3...Bb4	155	Tennessee vs. San Francisco
59687	LOST	2240 2221	WHITE	M.Espino	3050-C	2298	10/26/06	g/90	d4...g6 c4...Bg7 e4...Nc6	155	Miami vs. Tennessee
66410	DRAWN	2221 2232	WHITE	J.Bartholomew	7401-P	2488	08/29/07	g/60	d4...d5 c4...c6 Nf3...dxc4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66580	LOST	2232 2218	BLACK	M.Zlotnikov	7434-T	2399	09/05/07	g/120	Nf3...e6 g3...b6 Bg2...Bb7	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66645	DRAWN	2218 2226	WHITE	L.Schmidt	7422-R	2429	09/12/07	g/60	e4...Nf6 e5...Nd5 d4...d6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66797	WON	2226 2234	BLACK	A.Moreno-Roman	6253-Y	1896	09/19/07	g/90	e4...e6 d4...d5 Nc3...Bb4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67082	LOST	2234 2221	BLACK	J.Donaldson	3040-W	2427	09/26/07	g/90	Nf3...c5 c4...Nc6 d4...cxd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67266	WON	2221 2248	WHITE	L.Kaufman	3033-F	2374	10/03/07	g/90	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...a6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67409	WON	2248 2277	WHITE	J.Schroer	3043-Y	2447	10/10/07	g/90	e4...c6 d4...d5 exd5...cxd5	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67549	WON	2277 2301	WHITE	M.Martinez	3010-W	2348	10/17/07	g/90	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...a6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
68796	LOST	2301 2288	BLACK	D.Kuljasevic	6240-K	2511	11/12/07	g/90	d4...Nf6 c4...c5 d5...b5	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
79080	LOST	2288 2272	WHITE	O.Zaikov	6237-R	2425	08/27/08	g/90	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
79222	LOST	2272 2262	WHITE	G.Serper	6230-P	2549	09/03/08	g/90	e4...c5 Nf3...e6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
79346	LOST	2262 2248	WHITE	J.Van de mortel	9233-E	2442	09/10/08	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
79436	LOST	2248 2233	WHITE	R.Adamson	9231-R	2389	09/17/08	g/90	d4...Nf6 e3...c5 Bd3...g6	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80323	WON	2233 2264	BLACK	J.Bartholomew	7401-P	2481	10/10/08	g/90	d4...Nf6 Nf3...c5 d5...e6	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80360	LOST	2264 2251	BLACK	J.Van de mortel	9233-E	2460	10/13/08	g/120	Nf3...Nf6 c4...c5 Nc3...d5	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80400	LOST	2251 2246	WHITE	V.Bhat	3053-W	2655	10/16/08	g/90	d4...d5 c4...c6 Nc3...Nf6	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80429	WON	2246 2264	BLACK	J.Sinanan	7427-M	2182	10/22/08	g/90	Nf3...Nf6 c4...c5 Nc3...d5	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80848	LOST	2264 2248	BLACK	T.Enkhbat	3011-T	2393	11/05/08	g/90	d4...Nf6 c4...c5 d5...b5	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
89242	LOST	2248 2233	WHITE	R.Adamson	9231-R	2393	09/09/09	g/90	d4...Nf6 c4...Nc6 Nf3...e6	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
89280	LOST	2233 2219	BLACK	A.Young	9261-E	2413	09/16/09	g/120	d4...Nf6 Nf3...g6 g3...Bg7	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
97318	LOST	2219 2212	BLACK	G.Serper	6230-P	2569	10/21/09	g/60	c4...e5 g3...Nf6 Bg2...Nc6	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
97469	LOST	2212 2207	WHITE	V.Bhat	3053-W	2613	10/26/09	g/90	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...a6	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
97497	DRAWN	2207 2215	BLACK	T.Enkhbat	3011-T	2414	11/04/09	g/120	d4...d5 c4...e5 dxe5...d4	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 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%

26.66 %

25 %

25.80 %

Average Rating Change when playing as WHITE: -2.26

Average Rating Change when playing as BLACK: -6.31

Average Rating Change in 13 ENDGAMES (>47 moves): +6.230

Average Rating Change Overall: -4.35

Opening Classification	Performance as White	Performance as Black
King Pawn Openings excluding Sicilian Defense	avg. rating change: +16.6 (based on 5 games)	avg. rating change: +0.333 (based on 3 games)
Sicilian Defense	avg. rating change: -13.33 (based on 3 games)	no results reported
Queen Pawn Openings	avg. rating change: -9.5 (based on 6 games)	avg. rating change: -0.8 (based on 5 games)
English Opening	no results reported	avg. rating change: -7 (based on 1 games)
Other Openings	no results reported	avg. rating change: -6.8 (based on 5 games)

Doctor Kibbitz says:
"FM Andrews Endgame play is very strong and is shoring up overall results. He should seek opponents closer in rating. FM Andrews has not had a win in 6 games."

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 Todd Andrews as White Player

CXR Chess Win-Loss-Draw Pie Chart for Player Todd Andrews as Black Player

CXR Chess Win-Loss-Draw Pie Chart for Games of Player Todd Andrews 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.