GammonSite Game Tracking allows you to calculate your performance and see your results against a particular player.

This feature is also available offline!

You can filter the data using different criteria, such as the player name, the match length , the opponent elo, etc.  The data is updated after each game and you can easily add missing files (like the ones removed by the computer). Members can even request their entire match history with a simple click.

RESULTS Tab

Performance Button: This button will display your elo performance for all matches currently displayed (or only a part of them, if you have a filter applied). If you have won or lost all your games, your performance can not be computed. This performance reflects the elo you would reach if you keep on getting the same kind of results. The order the games are played, or your elo at the time of the match does not enter in the calculation.  

Example: If you had played 100- 3 points matches in backgammon, with opponents whose average elo is 1641, and have won 61 matches and lost 39, your performance is 1868 elo. If the opponents average would have been 1541, your performance would have been 1768.

Filter by length: In backgammon the length is defined as the match length . For other games, it's the match length in minutes. Filtering by length allows you to see if your performance in short matches are better or worse than in long ones. In Backgammon, if your performance is better on short matches,  it usually means that the cube is a weakness for you. 

Filter by date: Allows you to check if your skill level is increasing. You have to fill at least one of the fields. If the 1st field is blank, it will filter all the games until the date entered in the 2nd field.

Filter by Player name: Allows you to see your result against a particular player. ATTENTION: if the Player Name filter is on, the performance is a relative performance comparing to this player. The actual elo of the player is not taken into account in the computation of the performance (it is assumed the player skill did not change). 

Format of the fields:

Entering "extreme" will display all games with player whose name starts with "extreme" Entering "extreme; " with a semicolon will display only the games with "extreme" If you put a # as 1st character, it EXCLUDES the player : i.e. #XG will display all games played except the ones with XG.

Filter by Elo: In theory, the performance against player of different skill level should be same. Though some players play a bit differently depending on the skill level of their opponent. This  factor could affect the overall performance.  

No White/No Black: (except backgammon) allows you to see if you are playing better with the white piece or the black ones

ANALYZE Tab

Break down of performance per match length, opponent strength, and month.

SAVED GAMES Tab

On the left side of the window is a list of all saved games.  The larger right side of the window shows the game moves, score, etc. Simply highlight the game you wish to get details on.