Chess.com Opponent Risk Score
Calculate risk scores for Chess.com opponents
Get insights about your opponent's openings, move times, and more on Chess.com and Lichess.org
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Transform your chess game on chess.com and lichess.org with our feature-packed extension delivering deep opponent insights! Replace that ad-sidebar with a sleek dashboard showcasing vital stats like win/loss records, move-time distributions, and detailed game outcomes—checkmate, resignation, or stalemate. Analyze past game openings to anticipate your opponent’s moves and leverage the note-taking feature to track their unique tendencies.
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cannot enable it on chess.com but lichess it does
It doesn't show on chess.com but it does on lichess plz fix
Awesome on Lichess, but I can't see opponent info on Chess.com. Could you explain how to enable it in Chess.com please?
Your extension doesn't work! ((
Really enjoying the information. I'm able to target or avoid the London players based on their win-rate. Helps me understand if I'm likely to win in a time scramble. Knowing what opening your opponent is likely to play really makes chess a lot less stressful.