Find every game you've played on ChessBit, replay it move by move, see your centipawn loss and fair-play status, and track your win rate, stakes and fees.
Updated 2026-10-112 min readChessBit Support
Every game you play is saved to your account. You can look back at it in three places: Analyze for one game, Games History for the list, and Statistics for the totals.
Analyze: One Game in Detail
Press Analyze on the result screen at the end of a game. If insights haven't been generated for that game yet, press Generate Insights.
Insights for a won $2 game: the fair-play checks are complete, so the payout has been released. Sample data.
The page shows:
Result and Reason: who won and how (checkmate, resignation, timeout, draw by agreement, and so on).
My Color.
Fair-Play: Under review while our fair-play system is still checking the game, then Checks completed. Winnings are released once the checks are complete.
ACPL (average centipawn loss): how much evaluation you gave away per move, on average, compared with the engine's best move. Lower is better.
Clock usage: the time you had left at the end.
Economics: your stake, your fee, and My Net. For a win, My Net is the amount paid to you (the pot minus fees); for a loss, it's what you lost.
Replay: step through the game move by move.
Games History
Open the profile menu (your avatar, top right) and choose History, or use the History button on the result screen. You can filter by date, result (Win / Loss / Draw) and time control, and use Show Moves to expand any game's move list.
Statistics
Under Profile → Statistics you'll find your totals for any date range:
Win / Loss / Draw
Net P&L: what you've won minus what you've lost
Total Games, Total Stake and Avg Stake / Game
Fees Paid: the platform fees you've paid, which also count towards your loyalty tier
Your profile's headline tiles (Total Games, Win %, Total Stake, Avg Stake) are visible to other players unless you turn off Show stats in Privacy settings.
Ratings aren't shown in the app. You and your opponents see a compatibility percentage instead. Why, and how ratings work underneath: Matchmaking & ratings.
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