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Rapid and blitz should not share one repertoire card

A London you play in 15|10 is not the same opening you blitz on the commute. Mixing clocks on one card will send you to drill the wrong leak.

Chessigma’s DNA report is a history of that username. You still choose which time control is the question. A mixed pool is a mixed answer.

Read the clock first

If the headline names an opening you only play in 3|0, do not rewrite your rapid repertoire from it. Open the list. Sort with your eyes.

Drill the pool you will play next

A blitz fork is a blitz drill. A rapid leak that costs you twenty minutes of a league game deserves a slower position. Match the training to the clock.

Frequently asked questions

What if I only have fifty rapid games?

Then the rapid card should stay quiet. A loud finding from two hundred blitz games is still not a rapid finding.

Are daily games a third pile?

Yes. Correspondence habits do not transfer to a three-minute pool just because the opening name matches.

Chessigma imports public Chess.com and Lichess history and reports repeated choices — not engine grades. Import your games · Methodology