Note: In SCID I can see which first moves are the most common, but not the names of the most common openings (as White, and as Black). This is what I'm after.
How can I use SCID to tell which openings are played?
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Thanks, adej...! I'll try that! I know the ECO codes of my favorite openings. I'll try the tree also, I guess that would be even better. Good idea about making two databases. Thanks!
Oct 30, 2011
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SCID can identify the opening played in your games for you. Use the "Game" menu then "Identify Opening". In SCID for Windows version 4.3 the shortcut is CTRL+SHIFT+D.
There are also the ECO browser window (CTRL+Y) and the Tree window (CTRL+T). These can be found under the "Windows" menu, or via icons above the current board.
Oct 30, 2011
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#5
you can do a seach by position from your SCID. You put in sandbox mode and then search the starting position of your opening
I really like the Game Explorer here on Chess.com. But it only shows my Turn-Based games. It would be great if it also could show my Live games, but it can't. So, I got a hold on SCID, hoping to find out which openings are the most common in my games. Can anyone tell me how to do that? Thanks!