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ID: 12921246

Richard Scholz

FIDE ratings

No FIDE ratings available.

Performance

26 games
23% Win
23% Draw
54% Loss

Richard Scholz's playing style

Overall score:35%6W 6D 14L over 26 games
Steady recent form:40%6W 4D 10L in last 20 games

Openings as White

Among the openings shown, Ruy Lopez: Morphy Defense has the largest White sample, with 2 games. Select a row to explore its moves and inspect example games below.

Ruy Lopez: Morphy Defense
100%
2g
Ruy Lopez: Bird Variation
100%
2g
Sicilian Defense: Closed
100%
2g

Openings as Black

Among the openings shown, Vienna Game: Stanley Variation has the largest Black sample, with 2 games. These results describe the available sample, not a prediction of the player’s next choice.

Vienna Game: Stanley Variation
100%
2g
Scotch Game: Classical Variation
100%
2g
Bishop's Opening: Vienna Hybrid, Spielmann Attack
100%
2g
Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense
100%
2g
East Indian Defense
100%
2g

Repertoire

8 games as white in scope
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Move arrowsfrequency, not engine evaluation

Starting position

8 games in this line · White to move

Results for Scholz, Richard as white · Wins / Draws / Losses

W / D / L
25%
50%
25%
Move
8 · 100%
25%
50%
25%

Game History

(26 games)
DateSourceColorOpponentResultLink
Jul 29, 2012
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
WIMZiegenfuss, Antonia
W—
Jul 29, 2012
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
WIMZiegenfuss, Antonia(1705)
W—
Jul 27, 2012
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Khudovekov, Maxim
L—
Jul 27, 2012
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Khudovekov, Maxim(1567)
L—
Jan 1, 2011
OTB - Codekiddy
Resch, Andreas
D—
Jan 1, 2011
OTB - Codekiddy
Binner, Pascal
W—
Jan 1, 2011
OTB - Codekiddy
Oltmanns, Bianca(1645)
L—
Jan 1, 2011
OTB - Codekiddy
ter Stal, Esther
L—
Jan 1, 2011
OTB - Codekiddy
Reyher, Susan
L—
Jan 1, 2011
OTB - Codekiddy
Resch, Andreas
D—

Research Richard Scholz’s games and opening repertoire

Richard Scholz plays for Germany.

Richard Scholz has FIDE ID 12921246.

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