I can’t find any history or stats of games I’ve played against the computer

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mroling
I’ve played three lives games against a real person and probably 15 games against the computer. When I look at Stats, it only shows the three live games. How can I find stats or even the basic history of the games I’ve played against the computer?
notmtwain
mroling wrote:
I’ve played three lives games against a real person and probably 15 games against the computer. When I look at Stats, it only shows the three live games. How can I find stats or even the basic history of the games I’ve played against the computer?

You can't.

Those games aren't saved.  You can save them if you want by downloading the pgn. You would have to save them on your device.

mroling
Oh well that’s a bummer. Sure wish it would say that somewhere in the Help section lol. Thank you @notmtwain.
ace8103
So I have a similar problem but I’ve played about 30 10 minute games and it hasn’t recorded any stats whatsoever
22LindaRose

It appears chess.com treats computer games as "practice", not real games.

notmtwain

Good news. They have just added the ability to save those games into beta. (This is only currently available to those in the beta group.)

ace8103

I’ve played the computer but I’ve played a solid amount of 10 min blitz and it doesn’t record those either 

kombolasha
notmtwain wrote:

Good news. They have just added the ability to save those games into beta. (This is only currently available to those in the beta group.)

That doesn't cause them to factor into stats, though; is that right?
I wish chess.com had a tracker for practice stats so one has a gauge of when to level up and start facing tougher opponents.

Neprotivokonstitutionodei

Does playing the computer give you any rating (or change your rating)?

AngusByers
Neprotivokonstitutionodei wrote:

Does playing the computer give you any rating (or change your rating)?

No, computer games are unrated. Generally, there's no clock as well, so while the bots will move fairly quickly, you can take as much time as you need to select your move. I think there might be ways to change the settings to activate the clock, but I'm pretty sure they are never rated, nor will they count in your stats or any other summary information (like "you've played this opening X times, etc").

jebinjebin

If we play vs computer it not much interested bcz it play always strong moves but we learn some things by the sacrifice of any move

ericthatwho

I suppose you don't want people to see you play the computer at its easiest setting.