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Arda Camlar's openings
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Arda Camlar's most played openings in 300 recent Chess.com blitz games: King's Indian Attack as White (50 games, 75% score); Sicilian Defense as Black (64 games, 54% score).
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Key findings
As White
Where Arda Camlar scores below ratings
Where Arda Camlar scores best
As Black
Where Arda Camlar scores below ratings
Where Arda Camlar scores best
Games
300
Blitz
Score
65%
win = 1, draw = ½
As White
150
71% score
As Black
150
58% score
Rating
3172
Blitz
As White
Score counts a win as 1 and a draw as ½.
OpeningGamesScoreW / D / LAvg oppPerf
50
75%
31/13/6
3111
3311
34
65%
20/4/10
3141
3258
27
78%
19/4/4
3103
3325
17
65%
10/2/5
3081
3198
7
93%
6/1/0
3075
3417
7
57%
4/0/3
3077
3134
4
63%
2/1/1
3107
3207
As Black
Score counts a win as 1 and a draw as ½.
OpeningGamesScoreW / D / LAvg oppPerf
64
54%
28/13/23
3109
3140
36
50%
16/4/16
3112
3112
7
50%
3/1/3
3125
3125
6
67%
3/2/1
3081
3214
6
75%
4/1/1
3067
3267
5
90%
4/1/0
3127
3447
4
0%
0/0/4
3127
2727
4
100%
4/0/0
3118
3518
How these numbers work
- Score: a win counts 1 and a draw ½, divided by the games played in that opening.
- Expected score (“ratings predict”): what the Elo formula predicts from both players' ratings in those games. A score more than 5 percentage points above it is green, more than 5 below is red, anything in between is on par.
- Performance (Perf): the average opponent rating + 800 × (score − 50%), a simple linear estimate; the average opponent is shown beside it.
- Sample size: key findings use openings with 5 or more games. How much to trust this score: fewer than 10 games is a small sample and only a hint, 10 to 29 is a medium sample, 30 or more is a solid sample.
- Games: finished Chess.com games, up to 150 as White and 150 as Black, grouped by opening and time control.
Data: Chess.com public API. Arda Camlar on Chess.com
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