Stop losing the same way twice.

You keep losing the same way.

Same opening. Same move. Same lost pawn. In this sample, the player went knight to c3 here in 31 of 38 games.

Sample player. Your report uses your own games.

The King finds the three habits costing you the most: where it happens, how often, what it costs, and what to play instead.

1. Scotch, move 6

   You play Nc3 31 of 38 games

   Costs about 1 pawn. Better: e5

2. Italian as Black, move 6

   You play …Bc5 24 of 29 games

   Costs about 2 pawns. Better: …d6

3. Caro-Kann, move 6

   You play Nf3 7 of 11 games

   Costs your edge. Better: Be2

Then he drills them out of you.

Each habit becomes a puzzle from your own position. Miss it and it comes back in the same session. Get it right and the gaps grow.

1. Now
2. Later this session
3. Tonight
4. 1 day
5. 3 days
6. 7 days
7. 14 days

“Good. The pawn remembers.”

Cured means cured in a real game.

Chessholic keeps reading your new games. Play the right move for real, twice in a row, and the habit is marked cured.

“Last night, move 6. You played e5. The lesson took.”