I think the solution will be to save all your games into a Chessbase database, and create an opening book from it. Even better - make separate database for your games as white, and as black. By analysing the opening books generated from these databases you will know which moves you are scoring a win or end up in a losing position.
Meta-analysis of openings from archives
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Thanks for the response - that sounds perfect. There are even youtube videos showing me how. Thank you!
Jan 17, 2017
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Surely an easier way is to go to Explorer on this site and choose your games. The picture below shows what happens when I do that. It shows that I am more likely to win if I play e4 rather than d4. I have 100% record playing 1. c4 but only played it twice. 
Hi all,
This is a bit of a long shot, but does anyone know of a way of doing a basic meta-analysis of the openings that I used in the games in my archive, and what the outcomes of the games were?
What I am hoping for is a program that will basically list the opening that was used in each game, whether I was white or black, and whether I won. That way I should be able to identify which openings are my weakest points.
Cheers,
Matt