Chess Game History for CXR Player Sergey Kudrin

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Game History for Sergey Kudrin
Player ID: 7415-R, United States Chess League, U.S.A.

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Game ID	Sergey's Result	Sergey's Rating Before & After	Sergey's Color	Name of Opponent	Oppon. ID	Oppon. Rating	Game Date	Time Cntrl	Opening Moves	Event ID	Comments
66405	DRAWN	2605 2590	WHITE	M.Esserman	59-Q	2221	08/29/07	g/90	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66575	DRAWN	2590 2587	BLACK	P.Charbonneau	183-A	2504	09/05/07	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...cxd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
66627	DRAWN	2587 2588	WHITE	E.Perelshteyn	3009-F	2623	09/12/07	g/120	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bc4...Nf6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67077	DRAWN	2588 2587	BLACK	A.Stripunsky	37-C	2557	09/26/07	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 c3...Nf6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67261	WON	2587 2606	BLACK	D.Boskovic	7403-B	2527	10/03/07	g/60	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 Bb5+...Bd7	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67353	DRAWN	2606 2608	WHITE	J.Benjamin	38-V	2664	10/08/07	g/120	e4...e5 Nf3...Nc6 Bc4...Bc5	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
67544	DRAWN	2608 2607	BLACK	S.Erenburg	7408-X	2574	10/17/07	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...cxd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
68779	WON	2607 2628	WHITE	Y.Lapshun	50-G	2606	11/12/07	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
76485	DRAWN	2628 2630	BLACK	L.Christiansen	19-K	2666	05/08/08	g/120	c4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...cxd4	261	U.S.Chess League 2007 Season
76701	WON	2630 2633	BLACK	S.Galant	8942-N	2176	05/21/08	g/150		376
76708	WON	2633 2654	WHITE	A.Ivanov	8934-A	2641	05/21/08	g/150		376
76716	DRAWN	2654 2657	BLACK	G.Kaidanov	8932-Q	2726	05/21/08	g/150		376
76729	WON	2657 2679	WHITE	V.Akobian	8933-J	2671	05/21/08	g/150		376
76738	DRAWN	2679 2680	BLACK	A.Onischuk	187-E	2706	05/21/08	g/150		376
76753	LOST	2680 2661	BLACK	Y.Shulman	64-Q	2722	05/21/08	g/150		376
76763	WON	2661 2681	WHITE	A.Shabalov	20-E	2647	05/21/08	g/150		376
76782	DRAWN	2681 2675	BLACK	J.Friedel	3032-R	2542	05/21/08	g/150		376
76792	DRAWN	2675 2672	WHITE	E.Perelshteyn	3009-F	2596	05/21/08	g/150		376
79075	DRAWN	2672 2666	BLACK	D.Schneider	3047-G	2520	08/27/08	g/90	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
79206	DRAWN	2666 2663	WHITE	S.Erenburg	7408-X	2601	09/03/08	g/120	e4...e5 Nf3...Nf6 Nxe5...d6	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
79337	LOST	2663 2634	BLACK	P.Charbonneau	183-A	2475	09/10/08	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80044	DRAWN	2634 2636	WHITE	J.Benjamin	38-V	2685	09/26/08	g/120	e4...e5 Nf3...d6 d4...exd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80314	WON	2636 2658	BLACK	J.Sammour-hasbun	7421-Y	2659	10/10/08	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80367	LOST	2658 2633	BLACK	M.Z.	9245-P	2562	10/14/08	g/90	d4...Nf6 c4...g6 Nc3...d5	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80379	DRAWN	2633 2629	WHITE	P.Charbonneau	183-A	2531	10/15/08	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...e6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80415	DRAWN	2629 2629	WHITE	L.Christiansen	19-K	2630	10/22/08	g/120	e4...Nf6 e5...Nd5 d4...d6	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
80793	DRAWN	2629 2622	BLACK	L.Milman	181-E	2462	10/29/08	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 d4...cxd4	373	U.S.Chess League 2008 Season
89092	LOST	2622 2601	BLACK	J.Benjamin	38-V	2625	09/08/09	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 Bb5+...Bd7	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
89264	LOST	2601 2582	BLACK	L.Kritz	84-K	2654	09/14/09	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
89657	LOST	2582 2561	WHITE	A.Stripunsky	37-C	2590	09/30/09	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...e6 d4...cxd4	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
97289	DRAWN	2561 2564	WHITE	J.Benjamin	38-V	2634	10/28/09	g/120		736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
98847	LOST	2564 2542	WHITE	A.Shabalov	20-E	2545	08/09/10	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...d6 d4...cxd4	736	U.S.Chess League 2009 Season
98855	LOST	2542 2521	BLACK	J.Sammour-hasbun	7421-Y	2544	08/18/10	g/120	e4...c5 Nf3...Nc6 Bb5...d6	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%

56.66 %

41.66 %

48.48 %

Average Rating Change when playing as WHITE: +1.6

Average Rating Change when playing as BLACK: -6

Average Rating Change in 11 ENDGAMES (>47 moves): -12.2

Average Rating Change Overall: -2.54

Opening Classification	Performance as White	Performance as Black
King Pawn Openings excluding Sicilian Defense	avg. rating change: +0.833 (based on 6 games)	no results reported
Sicilian Defense	avg. rating change: -8.2 (based on 5 games)	avg. rating change: -6.090 (based on 11 games)
Queen Pawn Openings	no results reported	avg. rating change: -25 (based on 1 games)
English Opening	avg. rating change: +15 (based on 4 games)	avg. rating change: -2.666 (based on 6 games)
Other Openings	no results reported	no results reported

Doctor Kibbitz says:
"GM Kudrin has had more success playing the White pieces. 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. Very high percentage of draws might indicate fear to pursue aggressive play. Outcome of endgame struggles has been poor and is pulling down overall results. GM Kudrin has not had a win in 10 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 Sergey Kudrin as White Player

CXR Chess Win-Loss-Draw Pie Chart for Player Sergey Kudrin as Black Player

CXR Chess Win-Loss-Draw Pie Chart for Games of Player Sergey Kudrin 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.