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| Game History for Matthew Patterson |
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Player ID: 7366-J, Oahu Scholastic Chess Group, Oahu, HI, USA
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Game
ID | Matthew's
Result | Matthew's Rating
Before & After | Matthew's
Color | Name of
Opponent | Oppon.
ID | Oppon.
Rating | Game
Date |
Time
Cntrl |
Opening
Moves |
Event
ID |
Comments |
| 66657 | DRAWN | 850/P 785/P | BLACK |
C.Robinson | 7038-T | 514 | 09/20/07 | none | | | |
| 66856 | LOST | 785/P 771/P | BLACK |
T.Padua | 81755-T | 1106 | 09/29/07 | g/25 | | 262 | Le Jardin Academy Scholastic Chess Tournament |
| 66928 | DRAWN | 771/P 726/P | WHITE |
D.McDonald | 1574-R | 535 | 09/29/07 | g/25 | | 262 | Le Jardin Academy Scholastic Chess Tournament |
| 66965 | LOST | 726/P 591/P | BLACK |
Z.Arakaki | 7144-E | 439 | 09/29/07 | g/25 | | 262 | Le Jardin Academy Scholastic Chess Tournament |
| 67019 | DRAWN | 591/P 591/P | WHITE |
M.Jim | 7327-C | 553/P | 09/29/07 | g/25 | | 262 | Le Jardin Academy Scholastic Chess Tournament |
| 67278 | LOST | 591/P 573/P | BLACK |
C.Kessler | 1590-D | 893 | 10/11/07 | none | | | |
| 67376 | LOST | 573 569 | WHITE |
M.Jim | 7327-C | 557/P | 10/18/07 | none | | | |
| 70016 | LOST | 569 549 | WHITE |
E.Carmody | 7690-C | 541 | 01/10/08 | none | | | |
| 70020 | DRAWN | 549 558 | WHITE |
B.Simmons | 7152-R | 736 | 01/10/08 | none | | | |
| 76176 | LOST | 558 540 | WHITE |
E.Patterson | 7364-D | 584 | 04/24/08 | none | | | |
| 76180 | LOST | 540 531 | WHITE |
B.Simmons | 7152-R | 779 | 04/24/08 | none | | | |
(11 games displayed)
| 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% |
| 21.42 % | 12.5 % | 18.18 % |
Average Rating Change when playing as WHITE: -12.4
Average Rating Change when playing as BLACK: -58
Average Rating Change Overall: -29
| Doctor Kibbitz says:
"Matthew Patterson should study recent lost games and look for better moves. Rating is in a downward adjustment and will stabilize at some lower level. Every hour of study (especially with a coach) will make a real difference. Be sure to review every move of your games -- especially your losses. Try to figure out where you went wrong and what might have been better. Very high percentage of draws might indicate fear to pursue aggressive play. Matthew Patterson has not had a win in 11 games." |
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Note: Pie charts are based on OFFICIAL results and do not reflect activity of the most recent 14 days.
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