What is the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation expected score for White?
At all ratings, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 53.7% expected score for White (we're 90% confident it's between 52.9% and 54.5%), based on 10K Lichess games.
10K games from Lichess · Updated January 2026
At all ratings, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 53.7% expected score for White (we're 90% confident it's between 52.9% and 54.5%), based on 10K Lichess games.
Deep-dive datasets for this opening
Improves with rating: 55% → 63%
Best in Bullet (57%), worst in UltraBullet (23%)
Click any cell to filter. Green = above 50%, Red = below 50%.
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Expected score matrix by rating bracket and time control
The Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 51.8% (90% CI: 51.0%-52.6%) win rate for white, based on 10K rated games from Lichess.
The Scotch Game: Fraser Variation performs best at 0-999 Elo with a 55.0% win rate for white (902 games). Win rate tends to decline at higher ratings as opponents know the theory better.
Bullet (57.0%) outperforms Classical (41.5%) by 15.5%. Choose your time control wisely.
The Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a sharpness score of 96.2 (very decisive), meaning 96.2% of games end decisively. Average game length is 32 moves.
At 0-999 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 55.0% (90% CI: 52.2%-57.7%) win rate for white, based on 902 Lichess games. Average game length is 27 moves with a 3.0% draw rate.
At 1000-1199 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 50.1% (90% CI: 47.8%-52.4%) win rate for white, based on 1.3K Lichess games. Average game length is 29 moves with a 3.0% draw rate.
At 1200-1399 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 52.6% (90% CI: 50.5%-54.7%) win rate for white, based on 1.6K Lichess games. Average game length is 31 moves with a 3.3% draw rate.
At 1400-1599 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 51.0% (90% CI: 49.0%-53.0%) win rate for white, based on 1.6K Lichess games. Average game length is 33 moves with a 4.1% draw rate.
At 1600-1799 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 51.2% (90% CI: 49.3%-53.2%) win rate for white, based on 1.8K Lichess games. Average game length is 33 moves with a 3.9% draw rate.
At 1800-1999 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 49.9% (90% CI: 47.8%-52.0%) win rate for white, based on 1.6K Lichess games. Average game length is 34 moves with a 3.9% draw rate.
At 2000-2199 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 53.8% (90% CI: 51.4%-56.3%) win rate for white, based on 1.2K Lichess games. Average game length is 37 moves with a 4.9% draw rate.
At 2200-2499 Elo, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 52.9% (90% CI: 48.6%-57.1%) win rate for white, based on 370 Lichess games. Average game length is 37 moves with a 6.1% draw rate.
In Bullet games, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 57.0% (90% CI: 55.5%-58.5%) win rate for white (3.1K Lichess games). Draw rate is 2.8%.
In Blitz games, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 50.2% (90% CI: 49.1%-51.4%) win rate for white (5.1K Lichess games). Draw rate is 4.3%.
In Rapid games, the Scotch Game: Fraser Variation has a 48.1% (90% CI: 46.3%-50.0%) win rate for white (2.0K Lichess games). Draw rate is 4.1%.
The Scotch Game: Fraser Variation is statistically favors white with a 51.8% (90% CI: 51.0%-52.6%) win rate across all ratings. It performs best at 0-999 Elo. Your results depend on your rating, time control, and how well you know the typical plans.