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French Youth Chess Championships 2026 | O12

Analyses

5 automatic angles of analysis across the entire tournament.

Approaching move 40

Time left on the clock just before playing the 40th move. Less time = more pressure at the time control.

Preparation depth (out of book)

First move where the player thought > 30s. The higher, the more moves their preparation covers.

PlayerAverage depthRange (min / max)Games
Hildwein, Kenzo
move 11.0
11111
Heuty, Martin
move 10.0
10101
Lobina, Thomas
move 8.3
5123
Coury, Quentin
move 8.0
881
Hoang Minh Doan
move 8.0
881
Kirikov, Petr
move 8.0
881
Kolodziejczyk, Boris
move 7.3
5103
Sizhuo Fan
move 7.0
682
Lamorelle, Alexey
move 7.0
771
Assakali, Hani
move 6.7
583
Maubert, Leonard
move 6.0
661
Azizyan, David
move 6.0
661
Protopopescu, Luca
move 6.0
661
Pawar, Paarth
move 5.0
551
Chalampuente, Victor
move 4.3
1103
Priol Ramiere, Sullivan
move 3.0
331
Tong, Charles
move 3.0
331
Clari, Louis
move 3.0
331
Amrane, Samy-Islam
move 2.0
221
Prokhorov, Makar
move 2.0
221
Duong, Lucas
move 2.0
221

Evolution across the 14 rounds

Average time per move at each round. Shows fatigue / confidence settling in.

Opening time by ECO family

Which opening families make each player think earliest in the game.

Player
A
Flank
B
Semi-open
C
Open
D
Closed
E
Indian
Amrane, Samy-Islam
3m 9s
1 game
Assakali, Hani
1m 1s
1 game
4 min
1 game
1m 54s
1 game
Azizyan, David
1m 31s
1 game
Chalampuente, Victor
2m 11s
3 games
Clari, Louis
4m 31s
1 game
Coury, Quentin
4m 21s
1 game
Duong, Lucas
1m 51s
1 game
Heuty, Martin
1m 20s
1 game
Hildwein, Kenzo
1m 18s
1 game
Hoang Minh Doan
1m 20s
1 game
Kirikov, Petr
1m 14s
1 game
Kolodziejczyk, Boris
1m 5s
1 game
1m 24s
2 games
Lamorelle, Alexey
1m 13s
1 game
Lobina, Thomas
2m 33s
1 game
3m 27s
1 game
3m 7s
1 game
Maubert, Leonard
1m 21s
1 game
Pawar, Paarth
2m 21s
1 game
Priol Ramiere, Sullivan
2m 34s
1 game
Prokhorov, Makar
2m 19s
1 game
Protopopescu, Luca
3m 1s
1 game
Sizhuo Fan
2m 8s
1 game
2m 7s
1 game
Tong, Charles
2m 20s
1 game
Average time per move (moves 1-15) by ECO family of the game opening. Intensity = proportional to time. Hover a cell to see the number of games.

Does thinking longer help?

The cost of a move is the eval lost by the player (positive = bad move). We aggregate by think duration to see if thinking more produces cleaner moves — and who benefits most.

852 moves analyzed

Median cost by think duration

Positive = the move dropped the eval (bad move). Close to 0 = neutral move. The blunder rate is the % of moves in the bucket with a cost > 150 cp.

Who does time help? (median < 1min vs > 5min)

Difference between median quality when the player thinks fast (≤ 60s) and when they think long (> 5min). Negative = their long thinks pay off. Positive = they would have done better to move faster.

PlayerFast moves (≤ 60s)Long moves (> 5min)Δ
Lamorelle, Alexey+4 cp(31)+1 cp(8)-3 cp
Protopopescu, Luca+13 cp(25)+10 cp(9)-3 cp
Clari, Louis+10 cp(14)+10 cp(6)0 cp
Sizhuo Fan+6 cp(29)+14 cp(6)+8 cp
Lobina, Thomas+2 cp(38)+11 cp(7)+9 cp
Kolodziejczyk, Boris+3 cp(77)+16 cp(11)+13 cp
Assakali, Hani+7 cp(42)+21 cp(10)+14 cp
Kirikov, Petr+15 cp(14)+32 cp(6)+17 cp
Priol Ramiere, Sullivan+8 cp(22)+27 cp(6)+20 cp
Tong, Charles+1 cp(23)+35 cp(4)+34 cp
Coury, Quentin-3 cp(13)+32 cp(9)+35 cp
Chalampuente, Victor+3 cp(26)+43 cp(8)+41 cp
Pawar, Paarth+2 cp(19)+46 cp(5)+44 cp
Hildwein, Kenzo0 cp(16)+55 cp(3)+55 cp
Amrane, Samy-Islam+11 cp(9)+67 cp(5)+56 cp

Worst blunders after a long think (> 5min)

The moves where the player thought the most AND lost the most eval.

  • #1
    Hildwein, Kenzo
    Move 24 · Rh8
    6m 55s+500 cp
  • #2
    Assakali, Hani
    Move 29 · Nc8
    8m 5s+259 cp
  • #3
    Tong, Charles
    Move 19 · Qf3
    9m 55s+236 cp
  • #4
    Pawar, Paarth
    Move 9 · Bb5
    15 min+201 cp
  • #5
    Protopopescu, Luca
    Move 40 · Ra1
    31 min+162 cp
  • #6
    Amrane, Samy-Islam
    Move 16 · Qc5
    5m 29s+155 cp
  • #7
    Kirikov, Petr
    Move 19 · b4
    5m 10s+155 cp
  • #8
    Priol Ramiere, Sullivan
    Move 8 · Nbd2
    5m 47s+129 cp
  • #9
    Coury, Quentin
    Move 19 · Qa5
    8m 14s+108 cp
  • #10
    Assakali, Hani
    Move 19 · Ng4
    16 min+96 cp