Statistics for your own game archive

How about adding a way to see how many percentages (and how many times) did you play a certain opening move (1.e4, for example), how many times you've won with it, drawn or lost. What continuation came afterwards (1. ... e5) and showing how many times you've won, drawn or lost again but for every game that started with that position and so on.

This tool can be just awesome. An example picture:

(just that the number of games played and the winning/drawing/losing percentage would fit with your games archive in your account).

Also, a more minor suggestion and perhaps an alternative to the first suggestion. Maybe have a way to download all of your games' PGNs in one click (say, in a zip file, so you could add it to a program like ChessBase).

That already exists. v2 of the site had some problems with all games being there but v3 should have it fixed. However, as a basic member the explorer is limited.

Yeah it's unavalible to basic members, that is why before I downgraded my account, I made sure to downlaod the games, or have a Doc with links to the games.

Can you link me there? I just want to know where it is. Maybe I'll buy an account

Go to any completed game, you have in your game history and click on 'get pgn' https://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1583964377 here is one of yours. Save the games in a folder with a name like 'my chess_com games'

You want the Explorer feature. There, you just change the dropdown from Master games to My Games.

LazyChessPlayer3201 wrote:

Go to any completed game, you have in your game history and click on 'get pgn' https://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1583964377 here is one of yours. Save the games in a folder with a name like 'my chess_com games'

I was talking about the first option I stated, of having the analyzing tool of all of the games in your archive

That is easy for me...All my games have the same 3 openings.  

Same exactly? Not the same opening move but the same time always? Wouldn't you want to know in which opening you are statistically the strongest? In which line of which opening you lose the most? etc.

Nope...I only play 3 openings, and all i need from the opening is a playable middlegame.  From that point on im fine...untill i mess it up.  

The opening is the easiaet part of the game to play.  Dont get to caught up in it.

btw this feature is available on other sites. Where you can have a database of games and active analysis (with engine) (and Opening directory). But I won't advertise other sites, so I recommend doing some work on finding out.