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Jun 19, 2016
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Yes, you are correct. I had a long lapse without playing though. I just really started again in March. I am looking to analyze games that I played in the tournament on an actual board that I have notation for. Not computer games. I see how to enter the games in the analysis board, just don't see how to actually analyze the game. I am probably missing something obvious. Thanks.
Hi. As far as I know you need to go to your completed game. Then click on it. It will pop bk on your screen with the result panel. You should see the analyse game feature. Press that and it starts to analyse your whole game.
Jun 19, 2016
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#5
Are you guys referring to computer games? I know how to analyze those games. I am talking about a game on an actual physical board that I have notation for. Is there a way to enter the notation into the analysis board and get it analyzed by the computer?
Oops. Sorry I thought you meant games played within chess.com Not sure you can. I use Fritz a p.c program to analyse my club games OTB.
Jun 19, 2016
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#7
Ok, thanks. How do you like Fritz? Can you download it off the internet?
drmoomin wrote:
Please for goodness sake spell words correctly. It is called the "ENGLISH" language for a reason. It is spelt "ANALYSE"!!!!. It is NOT an American language for a good reason.
Definition of analyse
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chiefly British variant of analyze
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"Spelt"..look who's talking..or trying to
Hi all! I am pretty new to chess.com. I just entered a tournament and played a few games that I would like to analyze. Is there a way to analyze these games by the computer within chess.com?
Thanks,
Oregonbigred