Tournament preparation
Chess Tournament Preparation & Opponent Scouting
Walk into every round prepared. Search any FIDE-rated opponent's historical games, see which openings they play by colour and time control, and train the most likely lines with your student before the game even begins.
Scout any opponent by FIDE ID
Pull an opponent's historical games in seconds and study their repertoire before the round starts.
Know their favourite openings
Break down results by colour and time control to predict exactly what your opponent is likely to play.
Train the right lines
Turn scouting into a targeted assignment so your student practises the most probable variations, not random theory.
Win more rounds
Sharper, opponent-specific preparation means higher opening accuracy and more points on the board.
Frequently asked questions
Prepare for your next opponent
Search a FIDE player, study their openings, and turn what you find into your student's next practice session.
Search a player