Roger W Jennings

FIDE ratings

1,971Classical

Performance

50 games

24% Win

52% Draw

24% Loss

Roger W Jennings's playing style

Overall score:50%12W 26D 12L over 50 games

Best with 1.g3 as White:50%in 22 games

In great form:65%6W 14D 0L in last 20 games

Hard to beat — high draw rate:52%of games are draws

Repertoire

22 games as white in scope

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Starting position

22 games in this line · White to move

Results for Jennings, Roger W as white · Wins / Draws / Losses

W / D / L

27%

45%

27%

Move
	22 · 100%	2y ago	27% 45% 27%

Game History

(50 games)

Date	Source	Opponent	Result	Time	Event	Opening	Link
Oct 27, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Revell, Jeremy(1781)	W	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A10lEnglish Opening: Great Snake Variation	—
Oct 27, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Waddell, Mal	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A00ayHungarian Opening: Sicilian Invitation	—
Oct 27, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Revell, Jeremy(1781)	W	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A10lEnglish Opening: Great Snake Variation	—
Oct 27, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Waddell, Mal	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A00ayHungarian Opening: Sicilian Invitation	—
Oct 26, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Slinger, Tony J(1874)	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	B06Modern Defense	—
Oct 26, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Kennedy, Craig(1846)	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A00akHungarian Opening	—
Oct 26, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Slinger, Tony J(1874)	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	B06Modern Defense	—
Oct 26, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Kennedy, Craig(1846)	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A00akHungarian Opening	—
Oct 25, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Jelfs, Alan(1823)	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A40awQueen's Pawn Game: Modern Defense	—
Oct 25, 2024	OTB - Britbase	Jelfs, Alan(1823)	D	Classical	Scarborough Major 47th	A40awQueen's Pawn Game: Modern Defense	—

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Roger W Jennings is rated 1971 in standard by FIDE. Roger W Jennings plays for England.

Roger W Jennings has FIDE ID 416312.

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