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Paste your game PGN
Import a tournament or online game — or play moves on the board if you want to explore first.
Game Analysis
Finished a tough game? Don’t guess what went wrong
Understand what cost you the game, what worked, and what to improve before your next tournament
See how it works
A game review that actually teaches
Load your game, get a detailed report you can keep, and use the interactive coach when you want to dig into a moment on the board.
Coach
Review with the interactive coach
Step through critical moments and get practical guidance as you explore alternatives on the board.
Report
Run a detailed Game Report
See accuracy, blunders and mistakes, opening–middlegame–endgame quality, turning points, and clear takeaways.
Keep
Download the report
Save a PDF of your full review — what went well, what to improve — so the lesson doesn’t disappear after the event.
Ways to review
Coach on the board. Report for the whole game.
Step through with an interactive coach, or run a full Game Report for accuracy, phase breakdowns, and a clear list of what went well and what to improve.
Detailed Game Report
Everything you’d want after a tournament game
Run a full report on your PGN and get a structured debrief you can study and download — accuracy for both sides, blunders and mistakes, opening / middlegame / endgame quality, turning points, what went well, and what to improve next.
Accuracy for both sides
See how precisely you and your opponent played — with a clear quality band, not a mystery score.
Blunders, mistakes & inaccuracies
Spot the slips that swung the result, with practical notes
Opening, middlegame & endgame
Phase-by-phase quality for each side so you know where the game was solid — and where it broke.
What went well & what to improve
Leave with concrete takeaways: strengths to keep, themes to fix before the next tournament.
Interactive coach on the board
Jump into a turning point, practice the better idea, and understand why the move mattered.
Download the full report
Export a clean PDF of your game review so the lessons stay with you after the tournament.
Why it helps
Better than guessing after the round
A detailed report gives you something concrete to study — not a vague feeling that “the middlegame went wrong.” Keep the PDF, fix one theme, and bring it to the next event.
A real game review — not vibes
Accuracy, phase breakdowns, and clear “what went well / what to improve” lists beat guessing in the parking lot.
Stop repeating the same blunders
See the mistakes that cost points, then focus practice on that theme before your next event.
Review between rounds
Paste a morning-game PGN, skim the report, and walk into the afternoon with one or two concrete fixes.
Feed openings into your repertoire
When the report flags opening issues, update Opening Repertoire and drill the lines that actually appeared.
Keep the PDF
Download your game report and build a small library of lessons from every tournament — not just one bad memory.
Works in the browser
No install. Open Game Analysis on phone, tablet, or laptop whenever you finish a round.
Common questions
Game Analysis FAQ
Quick answers about interactive coach reviews, detailed game reports, accuracy, and downloading your analysis on Chess Tournaments PH.
What is Game Analysis on Chess Tournaments PH?
Game Analysis is a post-game review tool for tournament players. Paste a PGN to browse your game with an interactive coach, or run a detailed Game Report with accuracy, blunders and mistakes, opening–middlegame–endgame quality, turning points, what went well, what to improve — and download a PDF of the full review.
What is included in the detailed Game Report?
You get accuracy for both sides, counts of inaccuracies, mistakes, and blunders, a phase breakdown (opening, middlegame, endgame), turning-point moments with practical plans, “what went well,” and “what to improve.” You can also download the report as a PDF.
How is the interactive coach different from the Game Report?
The interactive coach helps while you step through positions on the board — useful for digging into a critical moment. The Game Report is the full written debrief of the whole game. Most players use both: report for the overview, coach for the moments that still feel unclear.
Can I download my game report?
Yes. After the Game Report finishes, use Download / PDF to save a printable copy of your review — including accuracy, phases, turning points, and improvement notes.
Do I need a PGN to start?
A PGN is best for a full report. You can also play moves on the board and explore with the coach. When you have a complete tournament game, paste the PGN to unlock the detailed report and PDF download.
Is Game Analysis free?
Yes. Explore and coach in your browser for free. Guests can run one Game Report per day; create a free account for unlimited reports for now.
How does this help Philippine tournament players?
After a local or FIDE-rated round, paste your PGN, read the report, keep the PDF, and fix one theme before the next game — the same review loop strong club players use between events on Chess Tournaments PH.
Ready for a real game review? Open Game Analysis, see what’s in the report, or explore more chess training tools.
Game Analysis
Get a detailed review you can keep
Paste your PGN, run the Game Report, check accuracy and phases with the interactive coach, then download the PDF — free in your browser on Chess Tournaments PH.