I just played a horrible game with a bunch of blunders but got a higher accuracy than a game with with 0 blunders or mistakes. What goes into the calculation? Is it percentage of best moves?
If this has been posted already, please link where I can find! Thank you!
It's a trade secret which chess.com hasn't revealed. There have been many speculations but no one has really quite figured it out.
I just played a horrible game with a bunch of blunders but got a higher accuracy than a game with with 0 blunders or mistakes. What goes into the calculation? Is it percentage of best moves?
If this has been posted already, please link where I can find! Thank you!
It's a trade secret which chess.com hasn't revealed. There have been many speculations but no one has really quite figured it out.
Evidently...
Because also while reviewing a game's "Key Moments" the engine states there's a better way for Mate. My move gave Mate in 3. The Engine's 'better way'? Also gives Mate in 3....???
It is probably some internal algorithmic functions which we are not aware about. It is possible that you made much more inaccuracies in the second which causes your % accuracy to decrease. Playing a near perfect game in 50 move game with few blunder is more accurate than playing a game with most of the moves being subpar quality.
I just played a horrible game with a bunch of blunders but got a higher accuracy than a game with with 0 blunders or mistakes. What goes into the calculation? Is it percentage of best moves?
If this has been posted already, please link where I can find! Thank you!