What is the ChessWorld Detailed Game Search?

It allows Full Members to explore over 5 million games in the ChessWorld database, searching by opening, outcome, or other custom criteria.

What criteria can I use to search games?

You can search by results such as checkmate, draw, or stalemate, filter by ECO opening code, number of moves, tournament games, or individual games.

Can I study other members' games?

Yes. Studying other members’ games can give insights into handling openings and tricky positions, helping you improve your own play.

Where do I find the Detailed Game Search?

Access it from the Improve → Learn from Site Games page or via the Community → Games section.

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🔍 Detailed Game Search

The ChessWorld Detailed Game Search gives Full Members the ability to explore a vast database of over 5 million games. Studying past games is an excellent way to improve your chess understanding, whether you review your own games or learn from others.

Why Use Game Search?

Learn from History: Explore how different players handled openings, middlegames, and endgames.
Spot Patterns: Search for games that ended in checkmate, stalemate, or draws.
Improve Strategy: See how other players managed difficult situations or unusual positions.

Search Options

By Opening: Use ECO codes or standard opening names.
By Result: Find games ending in checkmate, draw, or stalemate.
By Game Type: Individual or tournament games.
By Length: Filter by number of moves or half-moves.

Accessing the Feature

You can search the ChessWorld games database from:

Improve → Learn from Site Games
Community → Games → Detailed Game Search

Frequently Asked Questions

❓ Can I search my own games?

Yes. You can review and analyse your own games as well as study those of other members.

❓ Can I search by opening?

Yes. The database supports opening searches by ECO codes or standard names.

❓ How large is the database?

The ChessWorld database includes over 5 million games played by members.

👉 Use Detailed Game Search to study past games, sharpen your opening repertoire, and gain inspiration from the strategies of other players.

🔗 Related features: Detailed Opponent Search | Play Through Game | Masters Collection

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