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I've been a bit obsessed with chess lately and have read/heard things like "X is the top engine move, but no one under master plays that line". To me this begs the questions "which line are players below master playing" and "which line are players at/above/below my rating playing". So I built a tool to analyze the move distribution (win/draw/loss rate) from a given position across ratings (400, 600... 3000).
Love how this turns a casual question into something genuinely useful. The idea of slicing move distributions by rating brackets is exactly the kind of thing I wish existed when I was trying to understand club-level tendencies. Clean execution.
Love how clean the rating buckets are laid out, makes it super easy to see where the typical club player diverges from engine-approved lines without getting lost in numbers.
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“Rating Relative Chess Analysis”
Rated Analysis was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #99 on the daily leaderboard. I've been a bit obsessed with chess lately and have read/heard things like "X is the top engine move, but no one under master plays that line". To me this begs the questions "which line are players below master playing" and "which line are players at/above/below my rating playing". So I built a tool to analyze the move distribution (win/draw/loss rate) from a given position across ratings (400, 600... 3000).
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Love how this turns a casual question into something genuinely useful. The idea of slicing move distributions by rating brackets is exactly the kind of thing I wish existed when I was trying to understand club-level tendencies. Clean execution.