Durchschnittliche Genauigkeit eines Schachspielers nach Elo-Bereich (Olympiade 2024 – Runde 10 und 11) [OC]

**Additional information:**

It contains data from approximately **1,500** players from the last two rounds of the **Olympiad 2024**

**The graph only shows games with a duration > than 30 moves,** I added this filter to avoid those short games ending in a draw with a 100 accuracy of pure opening theory!

The 2800 Elo rank is not included because today only Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura (who was not participating) are above it, and in the last rounds Magnus only played one game, so I didn’t seem to have much sense to include that in the graph 🙂

For those who need more context about precision in chess:
The accuracy is shown in percentage based on Stockfish analysis (the most powerful AI today to analyze chess games) based on the precision of your moves compared to those suggested by the AI, it gives you a score at the end of the game.
The higher your accuracy, the better your performance in the game.

Data Source (web scraping): [https://www.chess.com/events/2024-fide-chess-olympiad-open/dashboard/11/Fedoseev_Vladimir-Gukesh_D](https://www.chess.com/events/2024-fide-chess-olympiad-open/dashboard/11/Fedoseev_Vladimir-Gukesh_D)
Visualization Tool: [https://www.tableau.com/es-mx/products/public](https://www.tableau.com/es-mx/products/public)