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Game History for Jerry Larkin |
Player ID: 4861-M, Lake Chapala Chess Club, , JA, MEX
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Game ID | Jerry's Result | Jerry's Rating
Before & After | Jerry's Color | Name of Opponent | Oppon. ID | Oppon. Rating | Game Date |
Time Cntrl |
Opening Moves |
Event ID |
Comments |
52657 | WON | 1388 1392 | WHITE |
H.Altman | 4870-N | 1200/P | 01/25/06 | none | | | |
52659 | LOST | 1392 1384 | WHITE |
R.Smith | 4869-H | 1177/P | 01/25/06 | none | | | |
52660 | LOST | 1384 1382 | WHITE |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1800/P | 01/26/06 | none | | | |
52661 | LOST | 1382 1380 | BLACK |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1802/P | 01/26/06 | none | | | |
52663 | WON | 1380 1384 | BLACK |
T.Holeman | 4862-T | 1225/P | 01/26/06 | none | | | |
52665 | LOST | 1384 1381 | WHITE |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1709/P | 01/29/06 | none | | | |
52666 | LOST | 1381 1378 | BLACK |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1724/P | 01/29/06 | none | | | |
52669 | LOST | 1378 1376 | WHITE |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1804/P | 01/30/06 | none | | | |
52670 | LOST | 1376 1374 | BLACK |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1806/P | 01/30/06 | none | | | |
52674 | LOST | 1374 1372 | BLACK |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1725/P | 02/01/06 | g/60 | | | |
52679 | WON | 1372 1378 | WHITE |
D.Rudick | 4871-X | 1418/P | 02/01/06 | none | | | |
52812 | WON | 1378 1382 | WHITE |
T.Holeman | 4862-T | 1174/P | 02/08/06 | none | | | |
52815 | WON | 1382 1386 | BLACK |
T.Holeman | 4862-T | 1135/P | 02/08/06 | none | | | |
52821 | LOST | 1386 1384 | BLACK |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1845/P | 02/08/06 | none | | | |
53079 | WON | 1384 1424 | BLACK |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1847 | 02/15/06 | g/40 | | | First Loss Ed Levinson |
53199 | LOST | 1424 1422 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 2133 | 02/16/06 | g/180 | | | Section 1 |
53200 | LOST | 1422 1420 | WHITE | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 2072 | 02/17/06 | g/180 | | | Section 1 |
53201 | LOST | 1420 1418 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 2023 | 02/17/06 | g/180 | | | Section 1 |
53202 | DRAWN | 1418 1442 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 2023 | 02/18/06 | g/180 | | | Section 1 |
53203 | DRAWN | 1442 1468 | WHITE | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 2093 | 02/18/06 | g/180 | | | Section 1 |
53204 | DRAWN | 1468 1485 | WHITE | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1899 | 02/19/06 | g/180 | | | Section 1 |
53205 | LOST | 1485 1470 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1632 | 02/19/06 | g/180 | | | Section 1 |
53211 | LOST | 1470 1466 | BLACK |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1710/P | 02/22/06 | none | | | |
53966 | LOST | 1466 1461 | BLACK |
D.Theroux | 4874-K | 1576/P | 03/08/06 | none | | | |
54779 | WON | 1461 1470 | WHITE |
R.Stevens | 4866-Y | 1159 | 03/15/06 | none | | | |
54953 | WON | 1470 1505 | WHITE |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1815 | 03/22/06 | g/45 | | | |
54955 | LOST | 1505 1486 | BLACK |
P.Nash | 4872-W | 1556 | 03/22/06 | none | | | |
55114 | WON | 1486 1493 | WHITE |
R.Stevens | 4866-Y | 1142 | 03/29/06 | g/60 | | | |
55608 | LOST | 1493 1486 | BLACK |
D.Rudick | 4871-X | 1381/P | 04/05/06 | none | | | |
55763 | LOST | 1486 1476 | BLACK |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1771 | 04/12/06 | none | | | |
55260 | WON | 1476 1482 | WHITE |
R.Stevens | 4866-Y | 1106 | 04/19/06 | none | | | |
55261 | LOST | 1482 1459 | BLACK |
D.Rudick | 4871-X | 1444 | 04/19/06 | none | | | |
55831 | DRAWN | 1459 1471 | WHITE |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1761 | 04/26/06 | g/90 | | | |
56000 | DRAWN | 1471 1480 | WHITE |
P.Nash | 4872-W | 1691 | 05/03/06 | g/90 | | | |
56214 | WON | 1480 1511 | WHITE |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1728 | 05/10/06 | g/60 | | | |
56417 | WON | 1511 1530 | BLACK |
D.Rudick | 4871-X | 1459 | 05/17/06 | none | | | |
56532 | WON | 1530 1547 | BLACK |
D.Rudick | 4871-X | 1430 | 05/24/06 | none | | | |
56594 | LOST | 1547 1534 | BLACK |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1738 | 05/31/06 | none | | | |
56694 | WON | 1534 1564 | WHITE |
E.Levinson | 4865-E | 1757 | 06/07/06 | none | | | |
56745 | WON | 1564 1570 | WHITE | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1200 | 06/21/06 | none | | | |
56746 | WON | 1570 1576 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1200 | 06/21/06 | none | | | |
56912 | DRAWN | 1576 1583 | WHITE |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1743 | 07/05/06 | none | | | |
57092 | WON | 1583 1589 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1200 | 07/12/06 | none | | | |
57138 | LOST | 1589 1574 | BLACK |
D.Mellor | 4864-C | 1748 | 07/26/06 | none | | | |
57602 | WON | 1574 1589 | WHITE | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1430 | 08/25/06 | g/180 | f4...d5 Nf3...c5
e3...Nc6 | | |
57603 | LOST | 1589 1560 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1391 | 08/26/06 | g/180 | e4...c6 d4...d5
Nc3...dxe4 | | |
57604 | DRAWN | 1560 1554 | WHITE | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1409 | 08/26/06 | g/180 | f4...Nc6 Nf3...d5
e3...Bg4 | | |
57605 | LOST | 1554 1524 | BLACK | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1318 | 08/27/06 | g/180 | e4...c6 d4...d5
Nc3...dxe4 | | |
57606 | WON | 1524 1541 | WHITE | Non-CXR Player | n/a | 1413 | 08/27/06 | g/180 | f4...e5 fxe5...d6
Nf3...dxe5 | | |
(49 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% |
65.21 % | 28.84 % | 45.91 % |
Average Rating Change when playing as WHITE: +9.478
Average Rating Change when playing as BLACK: -2.5
Average Rating Change in 9 ENDGAMES (>47 moves): +14.22
Average Rating Change Overall: +3.122
| Doctor Kibbitz says: "Jerry Larkin has been much more successful as White. With the white pieces, he plays very well against strong opponents. He is giving up too many points to weaker players when playing black. Greater success with White implies the potential for improvement with Black. Concentrate on opening moves for defense. When playing Black, He should try to convert unfavorable positions into draws where possible. Endgame play is very strong and is pulling up overall results. He has improved by 169 points since 2006-02-01. " |
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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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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.
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