What is your highest accuracy?
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berk_e
Jun 8, 2020
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#81
I once remember having a CAPS score of 98.2 but my opponent made bad moves so that doesn’t really count. On the other hand though, there was this blitz game that I made almost all the right moves. It’s about consistency, not just one game where you played like a computer (at least in my honest opinion).
Jun 8, 2020
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#82
joe_musashi wrote:
put it in stockfish or any other computer.
So, you make 2 clear mistakes (frankly, blunders, though the chess.com analysis will not label them as such) in the opening and get a completely lost position when you are still in a situation where you can use opening books as a resource, and suddenly play 31 straight engine top moves? All while having a tactics rating of 1000. /smh
You are only kidding yourself.
That aside. To the original poster: The summary rating is a meaningless number. I've had games where I made 2 major blunders, entered a completely lost position, tried to fight on and lost in a long endgame ... and had 96+ CAPS scores. They are trying to show a single metric that describes how the game went, but it has always been poorly implemented.
Jun 8, 2020
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#85
I can recall clearing 98% but as sockpuppet observes your accuracy has a lot to do with your opponent's play. Some games make the best moves consistently obvious.
Jun 8, 2020
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#86
I believe my highest accuracy was in a 15+10 game and it was 99.7. I've been getting around 95% on the 15+10 videos I've been recording for my channel. Feel free to check it out:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpRYz_ElTJC-FUq4unehOfg/
96.8
if its 99.9 itmeans you cheated my highest is99.9 againsta beginer
laloal
sorry my highest is 99.7
if you got 99.9 very much times then you literally cheated
Anyone ever get as high as 94.6 with a blunder....LOL 
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Brilliant
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22
Best Move
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Excellent
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Good
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Book
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Inaccuracy
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Mistake
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Blunder
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I saw a rating which was 1.2 before
i've gotten 0.4 and 99.6 lol
Jun 9, 2020
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#100
I am going to do some self-analysis.
let's look at my 18 Rapid games over the month of May 2020 with time controls of either 15 | 10 or 30 min (most of which are from USCF Online tourneys on here). My median accuracy for those games is 92.8% which, going by the CAPS chart, would put me around 2200 rapid strength. This includes 3 games where my accuracy was at least 98%.
So overall, my typical playing strength in relatively long games on here in the last month is 2150-2200 ELO (if the CAPS chart is to be trusted) which is good considering that I'm roughly 2100 USCF Standard at the moment and I haven't played in an USCF-rated OTB tournament in the last 7.5 months.