How good is a 600 chess player?

Rates are per 100 live moves: moves played while the game is not already decided.

What the terms mean

Centipawn.: A hundredth of a pawn, the unit a chess engine scores a position in. Giving up a pawn for nothing costs about 100.
Centipawn loss.: How much worse a move is than the best move in the position. The average (ACPL) counts every move a player makes.
Blunder, mistake, inaccuracy.: A move that loses at least 150 centipawns is a blunder, at least 70 a mistake and at least 40 an inaccuracy. Only live moves are counted.
Only move.: A position where one move is clearly better than every other. “Finds the only move” is how often a player plays it.
Time trouble.: Less than a tenth of the starting time left on the clock. “Games in time trouble” is the share of games in which a player's clock got that low on any move, however the game stood.
Winning, better, balanced, worse.: How the engine scores the position for the player about to move. Balanced is within half a pawn either way, better is up to a pawn and a half ahead, winning is from there up to three pawns ahead, and worse is up to a pawn and a half behind.
+1, +2, +4.: A lead of at least one, two or four pawns by the engine's score. A lost position is one that has fallen two pawns behind or worse.
Percentile.: The share of a site's players who are rated lower. Blitz and rapid players are ranked separately.

Rating

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How strong is 600 Elo?

61%of Chess.com blitz players are rated below 600

The top 39%. 7.7% are rated 600 to 699.

20.9blunders per 100 live moves

Chess.com blitz 3+0Chess.com blitz players at each rating

What a 600 actually does

Measure	500	600	700
Blunders
Blunders	23.5	20.9	19.4
Mistakes
Mistakes	17.0	16.6	16.2
Inaccuracies
Inaccuracies	11.3	11.5	11.7
Average centipawn loss
Average centipawn loss	84.2	78.7	75.3
Plays the engine's top move
Plays the engine's top move	29%	30%	30%
Finds the only moveshare of positions with one real answer
Finds the only moveshare of positions with one real answer	64%	66%	67%
Game length
Game length	30.9	31.3	32.5
Live moves per gamemoves played while the game is not already decided
Live moves per gamemoves played while the game is not already decided	12.6	13.4	14.4
How they use the clock
Games in time troubleunder a tenth of the clock
Games in time troubleunder a tenth of the clock	27%	24%	25%
Seconds per move
Seconds per move	4.4	4.1	4.0
Instant movesplayed in two seconds or less
Instant movesplayed in two seconds or less	38%	40%	42%
Clock left at move 8share of the starting clock
Clock left at move 8share of the starting clock	87%	88%	89%
Clock left at move 15share of the starting clock
Clock left at move 15share of the starting clock	68%	70%	72%
Clock left at move 30in games that get there
Clock left at move 30in games that get there	32%	35%	36%
Clock left at move 50in games that get there
Clock left at move 50in games that get there	17%	18%	18%
Moves played inside a scrambleown clock under a tenth
Moves played inside a scrambleown clock under a tenth	3.1%	2.9%	2.9%
What the game looks like
Games that end decisivelywon or lost, not drawn
Games that end decisivelywon or lost, not drawn	97%	97%	97%
Reaches an endgame
Reaches an endgame	27%	28%	30%
Capturesper 100 own moves
Capturesper 100 own moves	27.7	27.2	26.7
Checksper 100 own moves
Checksper 100 own moves	10.4	9.7	9.4

How others play against a 600

Measure	500vs 600	600vs 600	700vs 600
Score against them
Score against them	44.4%	50.0%	55.1%
Score after reaching +1
Score after reaching +1	53%	63%	66%
Score after reaching +2
Score after reaching +2	57%	66%	69%
Ever loses from +4
Ever loses from +4	35%	26%	23%
Score from lost positionsgames where their eval fell to minus two
Score from lost positionsgames where their eval fell to minus two	30%	35%	39%

Each column is how players of that rating do in their games against a 600.

Where a 600 blunders

Measure	500	600	700
When in the game
Opening
Opening	16.1	14.0	12.1
Middlegame
Middlegame	30.5	27.0	25.3
Endgame
Endgame	25.2	24.0	23.9
In what kind of position
Winning
Winning	23.6	21.7	20.7
Better
Better	16.4	15.3	14.2
Balanced
Balanced	15.4	13.0	11.8
Worse
Worse	17.7	15.8	14.9
With how much clock left
Over half
Over half	20.8	18.5	16.9
25 to 50%
25 to 50%	33.4	30.5	28.7
10 to 25%
10 to 25%	32.8	31.3	30.0
Under 10%
Under 10%	37.5	34.9	35.9
With which piece
Queen
Queen	27.9	26.3	23.7
Rook
Rook	28.4	25.2	24.1
Knight
Knight	23.7	20.6	18.8
Bishop
Bishop	20.9	18.7	17.1
Pawn
Pawn	22.0	19.3	18.1
King
King	21.1	18.5	18.2

The four rows under “In what kind of position” leave out positions that are already won or already lost. Throwing away a won game still counts in the overall blunder rate, which is why that rate can be higher than all four.

When a 600 blunders most

Blunders per 100 live moves

When in the game

Most in the middlegame: 93% more often than in the opening.

600, Opening: 14.0
600, Middlegame: 27.0
600, Endgame: 24.0

In what kind of position

Most when winning: 67% more often than in a balanced game.

600, Winning: 21.7
600, Better: 15.3
600, Balanced: 13.0
600, Worse: 15.8

With how much clock left

Most with under 10% of the clock: 89% more often than with over half the clock.

600, Over half: 18.5
600, 25 to 50%: 30.5
600, 10 to 25%: 31.3
600, Under 10%: 34.9

With which piece

Most on queen moves: 42% more often than on king moves.

600, Queen: 26.3
600, Rook: 25.2
600, Knight: 20.6
600, Bishop: 18.7
600, Pawn: 19.3
600, King: 18.5

How much 600-rated players differ

Measure	5%	25%	75%	95%
Blunders	15.7	19.1	23.9	27.6
Mistakes	14.5	15.6	17.5	19.1
Inaccuracies	9.8	10.8	12.2	13.4
Finds the only move	57%	62%	70%	74%
Seconds per move	2.8s	3.5s	4.6s	5.5s
Games in time trouble	1%	12%	34%	49%

Each column is a share of 600-rated players: a quarter are at or under the 25% figure, three quarters at or under the 75% one.

The move quality range a 600 plays in

500 to 800is how half of 600-rated players play, going by how often they blunder

Nine in ten: 350 to 1100.

Of 100 players rated 600, how many blunder

like a 500 or lower24
like a 60043
like a 700 or higher33

What separates a 600 from a 900

Skill, and what trains it	600	900	Gap
Opening blundersthe first ten moves of your openings	14.0	10.1	28% lower
Sees the deeper wincalculating past the third move of a line	28%	36%	+8 pts
Middlegame blundersa check-captures-threats scan every move	27.0	22.5	17% lower
Composure after an errorresetting after you drop something	7.4%	6.5%	13% lower
Finds the quiet best movepositions where nothing is forcing	48%	54%	+6 pts
Trades down when aheadconverting an advantage by liquidating	46%	51%	+5 pts
Endgame blundersrook endings and king activity	24.0	21.6	10% lower
Finds the defensive savedefending worse positions instead of collapsing	50%	53%	+3 pts
Takes the free materialspotting hanging pieces before anything else	80%	83%	+3 pts
Finds the forkknight and queen forks, both directions	36%	40%	+4 pts

What a 600 plays

As White

1.e4 King's Pawn 63.0%, scores 49.7%
1.d4 Queen's Pawn 20.5%, scores 51.6%
1.e3 Van't Kruijs 5.1%, scores 51.9%
every other move 11%

Against 1.e4

1...e5 Open Game 53.1%, scores 48.8%
1...d5 Scandinavian Defense 14.0%, scores 45.8%
1...e6 French Defense 8.7%, scores 44.5%
every other move 24%

Against 1.d4

1...d5 Closed Game 49.5%, scores 48.0%
1...e6, usually a French or Queen's Gambit 13.4%, scores 50.0%
1...e5 Englund Gambit 10.8%, scores 49.7%
every other move 26%

600 on each site and time control

Played on	Blunders	Mistakes	Inaccs	ACPL	Only move
Chess.com blitz 3+0	20.9	16.6	11.5	78.7	66%
Chess.com blitz 5+0	20.2	16.0	11.5	75.5	68%
Chess.com rapid 10+0	22.8	16.3	11.1	78.2	64%
Lichess blitz 3+0	36.3	16.9	9.7	108.2	50%
Lichess blitz 5+0	35.6	16.7	9.8	105.5	52%
Lichess rapid 10+0	38.7	16.4	8.7	107.7	48%

A rating number only means something inside one pool. Chess.com 600 in blitz 3+0 is about 1078 on Lichess. Full conversion tables

What punishes a 600

Share of all blunders, by the idea that refuted them

Most often a piece left hanging: 26% of all blunders, against 28% at 300.

600, Piece left hanging: 26%
600, Losing exchange: 12%
600, Discovered attack: 10%
600, Fork: 10%
600, Pin or skewer: 7%

Frequently asked about 600-rated players

Answered for Chess.com blitz 3+0, the choice at the top of the page.

Is 600 a good chess rating?

600 is in the lower part of the range of chess ratings. 61% of Chess.com blitz players are rated below 600, but the middle player there is rated only about 485. The word is for how a 600 plays, not for where it ranks on Chess.com: move for move, a 600 on Chess.com plays like a 1078 on Lichess, where 19% of blitz players are rated lower.

What percentile is 600 Elo?

A 600 rating is about the 61st percentile on Chess.com. 39% of Chess.com blitz players are rated 600 or higher. On Lichess, 0.9% of blitz players are rated below 600. Every rating side by side: the Chess.com rating guide.

How accurate is a 600 rated chess player?

A 600-rated player plays the engine's top choice on 30% of moves in Chess.com blitz 3+0 and loses 78.7 centipawns per move on average. Going up the ratings, 600 is where the average loss first drops under 80 centipawns a move.

How many blunders does a 600 make per game?

A 600-rated player makes about 2.8 blunders per game in Chess.com blitz 3+0, counting a move that loses at least 150 centipawns while the game is not already decided. A 300 makes about 2.9 and a 900 about 2.8.

Do 600 rated players blunder more in time trouble?

Yes. With under 10% of the clock left, a 600-rated player blunders 1.9 times as often as with more than half of it. A 600 gets that low on time in 24% of games in Chess.com blitz 3+0. The effect is about the same for a 900.

What mistakes do 600 rated players make?

26% of the blunders a 600-rated player makes in Chess.com blitz 3+0 are a piece simply left hanging, the most common kind. That share is 28% at 300 and 25% at 900. Next come blunders involving a losing exchange, at 12%.

When in the game do 600 rated players blunder most?

A 600-rated player blunders most in the middlegame in Chess.com blitz 3+0: on 27.0 of every 100 live moves there, against 24.0 in the endgame and 14.0 in the opening. It takes until 600 for the rate in the endgame to drop under 25 in every 100 live moves.

What openings do 600 rated players play?

As White in Chess.com blitz 3+0, 63.0% of players rated around 600 open with e4, the King's Pawn, and 20.5% open with d4, the Queen's Pawn. Around 300, e4 is opened by 63.5%, and around 900 by 63.8%. Against e4, the most common reply is e5, the Open Game, played in 53.1% of games, ahead of d5, the Scandinavian Defense, at 14.0%.

How does a 600 do against a 700?

A 600 scores 44.9% against a 700 in Chess.com blitz 3+0. Against a 500 they score 55.6%.

What is 600 on Chess.com in Lichess rating?

A 600 on Chess.com is about 1078 on Lichess in blitz 3+0, 478 points higher. The gap between the two sites changes with rating, so no single number converts every rating. Every rating converted, both ways: Chess.com vs Lichess ratings.

Is a 600 in blitz as strong as a 600 in rapid?

Yes, about the same. On Chess.com, players rated 600 in blitz 3+0 play about as well, move for move, as players rated 639 in rapid 10+0. That compares the quality of the moves, not what one player would be rated at both speeds. Every rating at both speeds: blitz vs rapid ratings.

600 rating everywhere else

This page opens on Chess.com blitz 3+0, and the choice at the top changes every table on it. The same tables and answers for the other five are below.

Chess.com blitz 5+0

What a 600 actually does in Chess.com blitz 5+0

Measure	500	600	700
Blunders	21.7	20.2	18.1
Mistakes	16.4	16.0	15.9
Inaccuracies	11.5	11.5	11.6
Average centipawn loss	78.9	75.5	71.8
Plays the engine's top move	30%	31%	32%
Finds the only moveshare of positions with one real answer	66%	68%	71%
Game length	30.6	31.9	32.6
Live moves per gamemoves played while the game is not already decided	12.8	13.7	14.8
How they use the clock
Games in time troubleunder a tenth of the clock	17%	17%	17%
Seconds per move	6.3	6.0	5.9
Instant movesplayed in two seconds or less	26%	29%	30%
Clock left at move 8share of the starting clock	89%	90%	90%
Clock left at move 15share of the starting clock	73%	74%	75%
Clock left at move 30in games that get there	40%	43%	43%
Clock left at move 50in games that get there	24%	26%	26%
Moves played inside a scrambleown clock under a tenth	2.1%	2.2%	2.0%
What the game looks like
Games that end decisivelywon or lost, not drawn	97%	97%	97%
Reaches an endgame	26%	29%	29%
Capturesper 100 own moves	27.3	26.7	26.5
Checksper 100 own moves	10.3	10.0	9.8

How others play against a 600 in Chess.com blitz 5+0

Result	500	600	700
How the game goes
Score against them	45.2%	50.0%	56.3%
Converting and defending
Score after reaching +1	60%	65%	71%
Score after reaching +2	65%	69%	75%
Ever loses from +4	25%	21%	16%
Score from lost positionsgames where their eval fell to minus two	30%	33%	37%

Each column is how players of that rating do in their games against a 600.

Where a 600 blunders in Chess.com blitz 5+0

Measure	500	600	700
When in the game
Opening	14.8	13.1	11.3
Middlegame	28.1	26.6	23.4
Endgame	23.8	21.3	22.2
In what kind of position
Winning	22.8	21.6	19.7
Better	15.1	14.6	12.7
Balanced	13.2	12.9	11.0
Worse	17.0	15.3	14.5
With how much clock left
Over half	19.9	18.5	16.4
25 to 50%	29.9	28.9	26.5
10 to 25%	30.6	28.9	26.5
Under 10%	35.5	33.5	31.1
With which piece
Queen	25.6	23.6	21.3
Rook	26.1	24.9	22.8
Knight	21.7	20.0	18.2
Bishop	20.0	18.6	16.0
Pawn	20.1	18.8	16.7
King	19.3	18.1	16.4

How much 600-rated players differ in Chess.com blitz 5+0

Measure	5%	25%	75%	95%
Blunders	16.0	18.5	22.5	25.8
Mistakes	14.0	15.1	16.9	18.4
Inaccuracies	10.1	10.8	12.0	12.8
Finds the only move	60%	64%	72%	76%
Seconds per move	3.9s	5.0s	6.8s	8.3s
Games in time trouble	1%	7%	22%	36%

Each column is a share of 600-rated players: a quarter are at or under the 25% figure, three quarters at or under the 75% one.

What separates a 600 from a 900 in Chess.com blitz 5+0

Skill, and what trains it	600	900	Gap
Opening blundersthe first ten moves of your openings	13.1	9.1	30% lower
Middlegame blundersa check-captures-threats scan every move	26.6	20.5	23% lower
Sees the deeper wincalculating past the third move of a line	32%	38%	+6 pts
Finds the forkknight and queen forks, both directions	46%	55%	+9 pts
Composure after an errorresetting after you drop something	7.2%	6.0%	17% lower
Endgame blundersrook endings and king activity	21.3	18.4	14% lower
Finds the defensive savedefending worse positions instead of collapsing	50%	55%	+5 pts
Finds the quiet best movepositions where nothing is forcing	51%	54%	+3 pts
Takes the free materialspotting hanging pieces before anything else	81%	85%	+4 pts
Trades down when aheadconverting an advantage by liquidating	49%	52%	+3 pts

What a 600 plays in Chess.com blitz 5+0

As White

First move	Share	Score
1.e4King's Pawn	66.3%	50.0%
1.d4Queen's Pawn	21.1%	51.3%
1.e3Van't Kruijs	3.8%	45.5%
Every other move	9%	n/a

Against 1.e4

Reply	Share	Score
1...e5Open Game	56.1%	48.4%
1...d5Scandinavian Defense	12.5%	49.7%
1...e6French Defense	7.7%	45.4%
Every other move	24%	n/a

Against 1.d4

Reply	Share	Score
1...d5Closed Game	52.9%	46.2%
1...e61...e6, usually a French or Queen's Gambit	10.3%	49.4%
1...e5Englund Gambit	10.2%	46.0%
Every other move	27%	n/a

What punishes a 600 in Chess.com blitz 5+0

The idea that refuted the blunder	Share of blunders
Piece left hanging	26%
Losing exchange	14%
Discovered attack	10%
Fork	9%
Pin or skewer	7%

Questions about a 600 in Chess.com blitz 5+0

Chess.com blitz 5+0: Is 600 a good chess rating?: 600 is in the lower part of the range of chess ratings. 61% of Chess.com blitz players are rated below 600, but the middle player there is rated only about 485. The word is for how a 600 plays, not for where it ranks on Chess.com: move for move, a 600 on Chess.com plays like a 1064 on Lichess, where 18% of blitz players are rated lower.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: What percentile is 600 Elo?: A 600 rating is about the 61st percentile on Chess.com. 39% of Chess.com blitz players are rated 600 or higher. On Lichess, 0.9% of blitz players are rated below 600. Every rating side by side: the Chess.com rating guide.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: How accurate is a 600 rated chess player?: A 600-rated player plays the engine's top choice on 31% of moves in Chess.com blitz 5+0 and loses 75.5 centipawns per move on average. No rating below 600 plays the engine's top choice on more than 30% of moves.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: How many blunders does a 600 make per game?: A 600-rated player makes about 2.8 blunders per game in Chess.com blitz 5+0, counting a move that loses at least 150 centipawns while the game is not already decided. A 300 makes about 2.8 and a 900 about 2.6. The count barely moves between them, although a 600 blunders on 20.2 of every 100 live moves and a 300 on 26.6: a 600's games stay undecided for longer, so there are more moves to get wrong.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: Do 600 rated players blunder more in time trouble?: Yes. With under 10% of the clock left, a 600-rated player blunders 1.8 times as often as with more than half of it. A 600 gets that low on time in 17% of games in Chess.com blitz 5+0. The effect is about the same for a 900.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: What mistakes do 600 rated players make?: 26% of the blunders a 600-rated player makes in Chess.com blitz 5+0 are a piece simply left hanging, the most common kind. That share is 27% at 300 and 25% at 900. Next come blunders involving a losing exchange, at 14%.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: When in the game do 600 rated players blunder most?: A 600-rated player blunders most in the middlegame in Chess.com blitz 5+0: on 26.6 of every 100 live moves there, against 21.3 in the endgame and 13.1 in the opening.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: What openings do 600 rated players play?: As White in Chess.com blitz 5+0, 66.3% of players rated around 600 open with e4, the King's Pawn, and 21.1% open with d4, the Queen's Pawn. Around 300, e4 is opened by 64.9%, and around 900 by 65.7%. Against e4, the most common reply is e5, the Open Game, played in 56.1% of games, ahead of d5, the Scandinavian Defense, at 12.5%.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: How does a 600 do against a 700?: A 600 scores 43.7% against a 700 in Chess.com blitz 5+0. Against a 500 they score 54.8%.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: What is 600 on Chess.com in Lichess rating?: A 600 on Chess.com is about 1064 on Lichess in blitz 5+0, 464 points higher. The gap between the two sites changes with rating, so no single number converts every rating. Every rating converted, both ways: Chess.com vs Lichess ratings.
Chess.com blitz 5+0: Is a 600 in blitz as strong as a 600 in rapid?: No, the blitz players are the stronger. On Chess.com, players rated 600 in blitz 5+0 play about as well, move for move, as players rated 722 in rapid 10+0. That compares the quality of the moves, not what one player would be rated at both speeds. Every rating at both speeds: blitz vs rapid ratings.

Chess.com rapid 10+0

What a 600 actually does in Chess.com rapid 10+0

Measure	500	600	700
Blunders	25.7	22.8	21.2
Mistakes	16.8	16.3	15.9
Inaccuracies	10.8	11.1	11.1
Average centipawn loss	84.1	78.2	75.7
Plays the engine's top move	29%	30%	31%
Finds the only moveshare of positions with one real answer	63%	64%	67%
Game length	30.8	32.0	32.1
Live moves per gamemoves played while the game is not already decided	11.4	12.4	13.1
How they use the clock
Games in time troubleunder a tenth of the clock	6%	7%	6%
Seconds per move	9.0	8.9	8.8
Instant movesplayed in two seconds or less	18%	19%	20%
Clock left at move 8share of the starting clock	91%	92%	92%
Clock left at move 15share of the starting clock	80%	80%	81%
Clock left at move 30in games that get there	56%	56%	57%
Clock left at move 50in games that get there	39%	41%	40%
Moves played inside a scrambleown clock under a tenth	0.7%	1.0%	1.1%
What the game looks like
Games that end decisivelywon or lost, not drawn	95%	95%	96%
Reaches an endgame	28%	31%	30%
Capturesper 100 own moves	27.2	26.9	26.7
Checksper 100 own moves	12.4	11.6	11.2

How others play against a 600 in Chess.com rapid 10+0

Result	500	600	700
How the game goes
Score against them	45.0%	50.0%	57.8%
Converting and defending
Score after reaching +1	56%	65%	69%
Score after reaching +2	60%	70%	73%
Ever loses from +4	29%	20%	17%
Score from lost positionsgames where their eval fell to minus two	24%	33%	35%

Each column is how players of that rating do in their games against a 600.

Where a 600 blunders in Chess.com rapid 10+0

Measure	500	600	700
When in the game
Opening	19.5	16.5	15.1
Middlegame	32.7	29.5	26.9
Endgame	23.4	22.0	21.8
In what kind of position
Winning	24.7	22.2	21.6
Better	19.4	16.4	15.4
Balanced	16.3	14.4	13.2
Worse	19.4	18.7	17.2
With how much clock left
Over half	24.9	22.0	20.5
25 to 50%	32.4	30.5	28.6
10 to 25%	32.9	31.8	26.4
Under 10%	38.7	33.1	27.7
With which piece
Queen	30.3	27.3	24.9
Rook	30.4	27.0	25.1
Knight	26.3	23.3	21.7
Bishop	23.4	20.6	18.5
Pawn	24.2	21.2	20.0
King	21.5	19.9	18.8

How much 600-rated players differ in Chess.com rapid 10+0

Measure	5%	25%	75%	95%
Blunders	17.7	20.9	25.4	28.8
Mistakes	14.3	15.3	17.0	18.5
Inaccuracies	9.6	10.3	11.6	12.5
Finds the only move	56%	62%	69%	74%
Seconds per move	5.5s	7.3s	10.0s	12.0s
Games in time trouble	0%	2%	8%	19%

Each column is a share of 600-rated players: a quarter are at or under the 25% figure, three quarters at or under the 75% one.

What separates a 600 from a 900 in Chess.com rapid 10+0

Skill, and what trains it	600	900	Gap
Opening blundersthe first ten moves of your openings	16.5	11.7	29% lower
Middlegame blundersa check-captures-threats scan every move	29.5	22.5	24% lower
Composure after an errorresetting after you drop something	7.9%	6.5%	18% lower
Finds the defensive savedefending worse positions instead of collapsing	46%	52%	+6 pts
Finds the quiet best movepositions where nothing is forcing	49%	53%	+4 pts
Endgame blundersrook endings and king activity	22.0	20.2	8% lower
Takes the free materialspotting hanging pieces before anything else	78%	83%	+5 pts
Finds the forkknight and queen forks, both directions	42%	47%	+5 pts
Trades down when aheadconverting an advantage by liquidating	48%	50%	+2 pts
Sees the deeper wincalculating past the third move of a line	33%	30%	no gain

What a 600 plays in Chess.com rapid 10+0

As White

First move	Share	Score
1.e4King's Pawn	69.8%	50.2%
1.d4Queen's Pawn	17.8%	49.9%
1.e3Van't Kruijs	3.9%	46.3%
Every other move	9%	n/a

Against 1.e4

Reply	Share	Score
1...e5Open Game	58.7%	47.6%
1...d5Scandinavian Defense	14.9%	48.4%
1...e6French Defense	6.4%	50.9%
Every other move	20%	n/a

Against 1.d4

Reply	Share	Score
1...d5Closed Game	55.9%	47.3%
1...e61...e6, usually a French or Queen's Gambit	11.5%	48.3%
1...e5Englund Gambit	8.3%	45.6%
Every other move	24%	n/a

What punishes a 600 in Chess.com rapid 10+0

The idea that refuted the blunder	Share of blunders
Piece left hanging	24%
Losing exchange	12%
Discovered attack	10%
Fork	10%
Pin or skewer	8%

Questions about a 600 in Chess.com rapid 10+0

Chess.com rapid 10+0: Is 600 a good chess rating?: 600 is in the lower part of the range of chess ratings. 60% of Chess.com rapid players are rated below 600, but the middle player there is rated only about 498. The word is for how a 600 plays, not for where it ranks on Chess.com: move for move, a 600 on Chess.com plays like a 1011 on Lichess, where 18% of rapid players are rated lower.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: What percentile is 600 Elo?: A 600 rating is about the 60th percentile on Chess.com. 40% of Chess.com rapid players are rated 600 or higher. On Lichess, 2% of rapid players are rated below 600. Every rating side by side: the Chess.com rating guide.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: How accurate is a 600 rated chess player?: A 600-rated player plays the engine's top choice on 30% of moves in Chess.com rapid 10+0 and loses 78.2 centipawns per move on average. Going up the ratings, 600 is where the average loss first drops under 80 centipawns a move.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: How many blunders does a 600 make per game?: A 600-rated player makes about 2.8 blunders per game in Chess.com rapid 10+0, counting a move that loses at least 150 centipawns while the game is not already decided. A 300 makes about 3.1 and a 900 about 2.6.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: Do 600 rated players blunder more in time trouble?: Yes. With under 10% of the clock left, a 600-rated player blunders 1.5 times as often as with more than half of it. A 600 gets that low on time in 7% of games in Chess.com rapid 10+0. The effect is bigger higher up: 1.7 times as often for a 900.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: What mistakes do 600 rated players make?: 24% of the blunders a 600-rated player makes in Chess.com rapid 10+0 are a piece simply left hanging, the most common kind. That share is 27% at 300 and 22% at 900. Next come blunders involving a losing exchange, at 12%.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: When in the game do 600 rated players blunder most?: A 600-rated player blunders most in the middlegame in Chess.com rapid 10+0: on 29.5 of every 100 live moves there, against 22.0 in the endgame and 16.5 in the opening.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: What openings do 600 rated players play?: As White in Chess.com rapid 10+0, 69.8% of players rated around 600 open with e4, the King's Pawn, and 17.8% open with d4, the Queen's Pawn. Around 300, e4 is opened by 65.4%, and around 900 by 68.4%. Against e4, the most common reply is e5, the Open Game, played in 58.7% of games, ahead of d5, the Scandinavian Defense, at 14.9%.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: How does a 600 do against a 700?: A 600 scores 42.2% against a 700 in Chess.com rapid 10+0. Against a 500 they score 55.0%.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: What is 600 on Chess.com in Lichess rating?: A 600 on Chess.com is about 1011 on Lichess in rapid 10+0, 411 points higher. The gap between the two sites changes with rating, so no single number converts every rating. Every rating converted, both ways: Chess.com vs Lichess ratings.
Chess.com rapid 10+0: Is a 600 in rapid as strong as a 600 in blitz?: Yes, about the same. On Chess.com, players rated 600 in rapid 10+0 play about as well, move for move, as players rated 559 in blitz 3+0. That compares the quality of the moves, not what one player would be rated at both speeds. Every rating at both speeds: blitz vs rapid ratings.

Lichess blitz 3+0

What a 600 actually does in Lichess blitz 3+0

Measure	600	700
Blunders	36.3	32.5
Mistakes	16.9	17.0
Inaccuracies	9.7	10.3
Average centipawn loss	108.2	102.6
Plays the engine's top move	24%	25%
Finds the only moveshare of positions with one real answer	50%	55%
Game length	26.1	27.0
Live moves per gamemoves played while the game is not already decided	8.0	9.0
How they use the clock
Games in time troubleunder a tenth of the clock	28%	27%
Seconds per move	5.4	5.0
Instant movesplayed in two seconds or less	39%	41%
Clock left at move 8share of the starting clock	81%	83%
Clock left at move 15share of the starting clock	59%	61%
Clock left at move 30in games that get there	29%	31%
Clock left at move 50in games that get there	19%	19%
Moves played inside a scrambleown clock under a tenth	3.3%	3.4%
What the game looks like
Games that end decisivelywon or lost, not drawn	96%	95%
Reaches an endgame	21%	23%
Capturesper 100 own moves	28.8	28.9
Checksper 100 own moves	11.2	11.3

How others play against a 600 in Lichess blitz 3+0

Result	600	700
How the game goes
Score against them	50.0%	62.7%
Converting and defending
Score after reaching +1	62%	72%
Score after reaching +2	63%	73%
Ever loses from +4	30%	22%
Score from lost positionsgames where their eval fell to minus two	40%	47%

Each column is how players of that rating do in their games against a 600.

Where a 600 blunders in Lichess blitz 3+0

Measure	600	700
When in the game
Opening	29.4	25.3
Middlegame	46.6	41.9
Endgame	36.8	34.6
In what kind of position
Winning	33.8	30.3
Better	27.6	23.6
Balanced	23.6	20.5
Worse	28.0	24.9
With how much clock left
Over half	33.0	29.3
25 to 50%	45.8	41.6
10 to 25%	49.1	44.4
Under 10%	55.5	50.5
With which piece
Queen	41.3	39.4
Rook	45.7	40.4
Knight	37.8	33.1
Bishop	33.0	28.4
Pawn	33.0	29.5
King	34.0	30.3

How much 600-rated players differ in Lichess blitz 3+0

Measure	5%	25%	75%	95%
Blunders	24.0	31.0	41.1	48.7
Mistakes	14.4	15.7	17.7	19.5
Inaccuracies	6.6	8.2	10.7	12.4
Finds the only move	34%	45%	58%	68%
Seconds per move	3.0s	4.2s	6.1s	7.9s
Games in time trouble	2%	14%	38%	57%

Each column is a share of 600-rated players: a quarter are at or under the 25% figure, three quarters at or under the 75% one.

What separates a 600 from a 900 in Lichess blitz 3+0

Skill, and what trains it	600	900	Gap
Sees the deeper wincalculating past the third move of a line	17%	27%	+10 pts
Finds the forkknight and queen forks, both directions	23%	33%	+10 pts
Opening blundersthe first ten moves of your openings	29.4	18.9	36% lower
Trades down when aheadconverting an advantage by liquidating	33%	43%	+10 pts
Middlegame blundersa check-captures-threats scan every move	46.6	33.2	29% lower
Finds the quiet best movepositions where nothing is forcing	35%	45%	+10 pts
Composure after an errorresetting after you drop something	12.5%	9.0%	28% lower
Takes the free materialspotting hanging pieces before anything else	61%	74%	+13 pts
Endgame blundersrook endings and king activity	36.8	30.0	19% lower
Finds the defensive savedefending worse positions instead of collapsing	36%	43%	+7 pts

What a 600 plays in Lichess blitz 3+0

As White

First move	Share	Score
1.e4King's Pawn	63.4%	48.9%
1.d4Queen's Pawn	18.7%	47.3%
1.e3Van't Kruijs	4.7%	46.7%
Every other move	13%	n/a

Against 1.e4

Reply	Share	Score
1...e5Open Game	58.8%	44.8%
1...d5Scandinavian Defense	12.7%	48.2%
1...e6French Defense	7.4%	48.5%
Every other move	21%	n/a

Against 1.d4

Reply	Share	Score
1...d5Closed Game	49.2%	49.1%
1...e5Englund Gambit	14.6%	50.7%
1...e61...e6, usually a French or Queen's Gambit	9.6%	51.0%
Every other move	26%	n/a

What punishes a 600 in Lichess blitz 3+0

The idea that refuted the blunder	Share of blunders
Piece left hanging	32%
Discovered attack	11%
Losing exchange	11%
Fork	10%
Quiet move	6%

Questions about a 600 in Lichess blitz 3+0

Lichess blitz 3+0: Is 600 a good chess rating?: 600 is near the bottom of the range of chess ratings. 0.9% of Lichess blitz players are rated below 600, and the middle player there is rated about 1447. On Chess.com, the same standard of play is rated about 132.
Lichess blitz 3+0: What percentile is 600 Elo?: A 600 rating is below the 1st percentile on Lichess. 0.9% of Lichess blitz players are rated lower. On Chess.com, 61% of blitz players are rated below 600. Every rating side by side: the Lichess rating guide.
Lichess blitz 3+0: How accurate is a 600 rated chess player?: A 600-rated player plays the engine's top choice on 24% of moves in Lichess blitz 3+0 and loses 108.2 centipawns per move on average. The average loss first drops under 100 centipawns a move at 800.
Lichess blitz 3+0: How many blunders does a 600 make per game?: A 600-rated player makes about 2.9 blunders per game in Lichess blitz 3+0, counting a move that loses at least 150 centipawns while the game is not already decided. A 900 makes about 2.9. The count barely moves between them, although a 900 blunders on 25.9 of every 100 live moves and a 600 on 36.3: a 900's games stay undecided for longer, so there are more moves to get wrong.
Lichess blitz 3+0: Do 600 rated players blunder more in time trouble?: Yes. With under 10% of the clock left, a 600-rated player blunders 1.7 times as often as with more than half of it. A 600 gets that low on time in 28% of games in Lichess blitz 3+0. The effect is about the same for a 900.
Lichess blitz 3+0: What mistakes do 600 rated players make?: 32% of the blunders a 600-rated player makes in Lichess blitz 3+0 are a piece simply left hanging, the most common kind. That share is 29% at 900. Next come blunders involving a discovered attack, at 11%.
Lichess blitz 3+0: When in the game do 600 rated players blunder most?: A 600-rated player blunders most in the middlegame in Lichess blitz 3+0: on 46.6 of every 100 live moves there, against 36.8 in the endgame and 29.4 in the opening.
Lichess blitz 3+0: What openings do 600 rated players play?: As White in Lichess blitz 3+0, 63.4% of players rated around 600 open with e4, the King's Pawn, and 18.7% open with d4, the Queen's Pawn. Around 900, e4 is opened by 64.7%. Against e4, the most common reply is e5, the Open Game, played in 58.8% of games, ahead of d5, the Scandinavian Defense, at 12.7%.
Lichess blitz 3+0: How does a 600 do against a 700?: A 600 scores 37.3% against a 700 in Lichess blitz 3+0.
Lichess blitz 3+0: What is 600 on Lichess in Chess.com rating?: A 600 on Lichess is about 132 on Chess.com in blitz 3+0, 468 points lower. The gap between the two sites changes with rating, so no single number converts every rating. Every rating converted, both ways: Chess.com vs Lichess ratings.
Lichess blitz 3+0: Is a 600 in blitz as strong as a 600 in rapid?: Yes, about the same. On Lichess, players rated 600 in blitz 3+0 play about as well, move for move, as players rated 626 in rapid 10+0. That compares the quality of the moves, not what one player would be rated at both speeds. Every rating at both speeds: blitz vs rapid ratings.

Lichess blitz 5+0

What a 600 actually does in Lichess blitz 5+0

Measure	600	700
Blunders	35.6	32.0
Mistakes	16.7	16.4
Inaccuracies	9.8	9.9
Average centipawn loss	105.5	97.4
Plays the engine's top move	24%	26%
Finds the only moveshare of positions with one real answer	52%	55%
Game length	27.7	28.6
Live moves per gamemoves played while the game is not already decided	8.6	9.4
How they use the clock
Games in time troubleunder a tenth of the clock	18%	16%
Seconds per move	7.0	6.7
Instant movesplayed in two seconds or less	30%	31%
Clock left at move 8share of the starting clock	85%	87%
Clock left at move 15share of the starting clock	67%	69%
Clock left at move 30in games that get there	38%	40%
Clock left at move 50in games that get there	25%	26%
Moves played inside a scrambleown clock under a tenth	2.4%	2.4%
What the game looks like
Games that end decisivelywon or lost, not drawn	94%	94%
Reaches an endgame	25%	25%
Capturesper 100 own moves	27.7	28.0
Checksper 100 own moves	11.8	12.0

How others play against a 600 in Lichess blitz 5+0

Result	600	700
How the game goes
Score against them	50.0%	62.3%
Converting and defending
Score after reaching +1	63%	71%
Score after reaching +2	65%	73%
Ever loses from +4	28%	19%
Score from lost positionsgames where their eval fell to minus two	35%	44%

Each column is how players of that rating do in their games against a 600.

Where a 600 blunders in Lichess blitz 5+0

Measure	600	700
When in the game
Opening	28.7	25.2
Middlegame	45.2	40.9
Endgame	36.8	30.6
In what kind of position
Winning	32.7	30.1
Better	27.0	24.6
Balanced	23.9	20.4
Worse	26.8	24.6
With how much clock left
Over half	33.4	30.3
25 to 50%	45.4	40.3
10 to 25%	45.8	40.9
Under 10%	51.9	43.5
With which piece
Queen	42.2	37.2
Rook	45.2	38.2
Knight	36.6	33.0
Bishop	31.6	28.3
Pawn	32.2	30.2
King	32.1	28.5

How much 600-rated players differ in Lichess blitz 5+0

Measure	5%	25%	75%	95%
Blunders	28.5	33.0	38.1	42.8
Mistakes	14.3	15.8	17.9	19.8
Inaccuracies	7.8	9.1	10.8	12.2
Finds the only move	41%	48%	57%	65%
Seconds per move	4.0s	5.7s	8.2s	10.2s
Games in time trouble	0%	8%	25%	39%

Each column is a share of 600-rated players: a quarter are at or under the 25% figure, three quarters at or under the 75% one.

What separates a 600 from a 900 in Lichess blitz 5+0

Skill, and what trains it	600	900	Gap
Sees the deeper wincalculating past the third move of a line	17%	29%	+12 pts
Trades down when aheadconverting an advantage by liquidating	32%	46%	+14 pts
Opening blundersthe first ten moves of your openings	28.7	17.7	38% lower
Finds the quiet best movepositions where nothing is forcing	35%	47%	+12 pts
Middlegame blundersa check-captures-threats scan every move	45.2	31.7	30% lower
Composure after an errorresetting after you drop something	12.1%	8.6%	30% lower
Endgame blundersrook endings and king activity	36.8	26.1	29% lower
Finds the forkknight and queen forks, both directions	26%	34%	+8 pts
Finds the defensive savedefending worse positions instead of collapsing	38%	47%	+9 pts
Takes the free materialspotting hanging pieces before anything else	64%	77%	+13 pts

What a 600 plays in Lichess blitz 5+0

As White

First move	Share	Score
1.e4King's Pawn	64.9%	49.4%
1.d4Queen's Pawn	19.1%	50.5%
1.e3Van't Kruijs	4.7%	46.8%
Every other move	11%	n/a

Against 1.e4

Reply	Share	Score
1...e5Open Game	62.1%	46.9%
1...d5Scandinavian Defense	10.3%	45.1%
1...e6French Defense	5.8%	49.5%
Every other move	22%	n/a

Against 1.d4

Reply	Share	Score
1...d5Closed Game	51.2%	51.5%
1...e5Englund Gambit	12.7%	44.3%
1...e61...e6, usually a French or Queen's Gambit	10.0%	50.5%
Every other move	26%	n/a

What punishes a 600 in Lichess blitz 5+0

The idea that refuted the blunder	Share of blunders
Piece left hanging	32%
Discovered attack	11%
Fork	11%
Losing exchange	10%
Pin or skewer	7%

Questions about a 600 in Lichess blitz 5+0

Lichess blitz 5+0: Is 600 a good chess rating?: 600 is near the bottom of the range of chess ratings. 0.9% of Lichess blitz players are rated below 600, and the middle player there is rated about 1447. On Chess.com, the same standard of play is rated about 129.
Lichess blitz 5+0: What percentile is 600 Elo?: A 600 rating is below the 1st percentile on Lichess. 0.9% of Lichess blitz players are rated lower. On Chess.com, 61% of blitz players are rated below 600. Every rating side by side: the Lichess rating guide.
Lichess blitz 5+0: How accurate is a 600 rated chess player?: A 600-rated player plays the engine's top choice on 24% of moves in Lichess blitz 5+0 and loses 105.5 centipawns per move on average. The average loss first drops under 100 centipawns a move at 700.
Lichess blitz 5+0: How many blunders does a 600 make per game?: A 600-rated player makes about 3.0 blunders per game in Lichess blitz 5+0, counting a move that loses at least 150 centipawns while the game is not already decided. The first rating to average under 3 blunders a game is 800.
Lichess blitz 5+0: Do 600 rated players blunder more in time trouble?: Yes. With under 10% of the clock left, a 600-rated player blunders 1.6 times as often as with more than half of it. A 600 gets that low on time in 18% of games in Lichess blitz 5+0. The effect is bigger higher up: 1.7 times as often for a 900.
Lichess blitz 5+0: What mistakes do 600 rated players make?: 32% of the blunders a 600-rated player makes in Lichess blitz 5+0 are a piece simply left hanging, the most common kind. That share is 26% at 900. Next come blunders involving a discovered attack, at 11%.
Lichess blitz 5+0: When in the game do 600 rated players blunder most?: A 600-rated player blunders most in the middlegame in Lichess blitz 5+0: on 45.2 of every 100 live moves there, against 36.8 in the endgame and 28.7 in the opening.
Lichess blitz 5+0: What openings do 600 rated players play?: As White in Lichess blitz 5+0, 64.9% of players rated around 600 open with e4, the King's Pawn, and 19.1% open with d4, the Queen's Pawn. Around 900, e4 is opened by 68.0%. Against e4, the most common reply is e5, the Open Game, played in 62.1% of games, ahead of d5, the Scandinavian Defense, at 10.3%.
Lichess blitz 5+0: How does a 600 do against a 700?: A 600 scores 37.7% against a 700 in Lichess blitz 5+0.
Lichess blitz 5+0: What is 600 on Lichess in Chess.com rating?: A 600 on Lichess is about 129 on Chess.com in blitz 5+0, 471 points lower. The gap between the two sites changes with rating, so no single number converts every rating. Every rating converted, both ways: Chess.com vs Lichess ratings.
Lichess blitz 5+0: Is a 600 in blitz as strong as a 600 in rapid?: No, the blitz players are the stronger. On Lichess, players rated 600 in blitz 5+0 play about as well, move for move, as players rated 663 in rapid 10+0. That compares the quality of the moves, not what one player would be rated at both speeds. Every rating at both speeds: blitz vs rapid ratings.

Lichess rapid 10+0

What a 600 actually does in Lichess rapid 10+0

Measure	600	700
Blunders	38.7	34.7
Mistakes	16.4	16.7
Inaccuracies	8.7	9.6
Average centipawn loss	107.7	100.4
Plays the engine's top move	23%	25%
Finds the only moveshare of positions with one real answer	48%	53%
Game length	28.5	28.4
Live moves per gamemoves played while the game is not already decided	8.1	8.6
How they use the clock
Games in time troubleunder a tenth of the clock	5%	5%
Seconds per move	9.1	9.1
Instant movesplayed in two seconds or less	23%	23%
Clock left at move 8share of the starting clock	90%	91%
Clock left at move 15share of the starting clock	79%	79%
Clock left at move 30in games that get there	57%	57%
Clock left at move 50in games that get there	43%	42%
Moves played inside a scrambleown clock under a tenth	0.8%	0.9%
What the game looks like
Games that end decisivelywon or lost, not drawn	91%	93%
Reaches an endgame	27%	26%
Capturesper 100 own moves	26.7	27.5
Checksper 100 own moves	12.3	12.7

How others play against a 600 in Lichess rapid 10+0

Result	600	700
How the game goes
Score against them	50.0%	61.7%
Converting and defending
Score after reaching +1	64%	73%
Score after reaching +2	67%	75%
Ever loses from +4	23%	15%
Score from lost positionsgames where their eval fell to minus two	32%	38%

Each column is how players of that rating do in their games against a 600.

Where a 600 blunders in Lichess rapid 10+0

Measure	600	700
When in the game
Opening	32.1	28.2
Middlegame	48.9	44.5
Endgame	33.6	29.3
In what kind of position
Winning	35.6	31.1
Better	30.4	26.7
Balanced	25.0	22.0
Worse	30.0	27.7
With how much clock left
Over half	38.2	34.2
25 to 50%	44.2	40.8
10 to 25%	39.0	36.3
Under 10%	46.1	40.0
With which piece
Queen	44.6	41.4
Rook	44.6	40.4
Knight	39.7	35.4
Bishop	36.5	32.2
Pawn	35.3	31.9
King	33.9	30.1

How much 600-rated players differ in Lichess rapid 10+0

Measure	5%	25%	75%	95%
Blunders	26.9	34.0	42.8	49.4
Mistakes	13.5	15.2	17.5	19.4
Inaccuracies	6.3	7.6	9.3	10.8
Finds the only move	34%	43%	57%	68%
Seconds per move	5.5s	7.3s	10.5s	12.6s
Games in time trouble	0%	0%	7%	18%

Each column is a share of 600-rated players: a quarter are at or under the 25% figure, three quarters at or under the 75% one.

What separates a 600 from a 900 in Lichess rapid 10+0

Skill, and what trains it	600	900	Gap
Sees the deeper wincalculating past the third move of a line	20%	34%	+14 pts
Trades down when aheadconverting an advantage by liquidating	30%	44%	+14 pts
Finds the defensive savedefending worse positions instead of collapsing	31%	45%	+14 pts
Finds the forkknight and queen forks, both directions	29%	40%	+11 pts
Opening blundersthe first ten moves of your openings	32.1	20.5	36% lower
Composure after an errorresetting after you drop something	13.2%	9.0%	31% lower
Endgame blundersrook endings and king activity	33.6	23.1	31% lower
Finds the quiet best movepositions where nothing is forcing	35%	45%	+10 pts
Middlegame blundersa check-captures-threats scan every move	48.9	33.8	31% lower
Takes the free materialspotting hanging pieces before anything else	62%	73%	+11 pts

What a 600 plays in Lichess rapid 10+0

As White

First move	Share	Score
1.e4King's Pawn	68.6%	48.8%
1.d4Queen's Pawn	16.1%	51.0%
1.e3Van't Kruijs	4.2%	43.8%
Every other move	11%	n/a

Against 1.e4

Reply	Share	Score
1...e5Open Game	68.3%	43.9%
1...d5Scandinavian Defense	8.3%	44.8%
1...e6French Defense	5.0%	43.8%
Every other move	18%	n/a

Against 1.d4

Reply	Share	Score
1...d5Closed Game	48.7%	47.6%
1...e5Englund Gambit	17.6%	53.5%
1...e61...e6, usually a French or Queen's Gambit	9.8%	57.3%
Every other move	24%	n/a

What punishes a 600 in Lichess rapid 10+0

The idea that refuted the blunder	Share of blunders
Piece left hanging	30%
Fork	12%
Discovered attack	11%
Losing exchange	10%
Pin or skewer	7%

Questions about a 600 in Lichess rapid 10+0

Lichess rapid 10+0: Is 600 a good chess rating?: 600 is near the bottom of the range of chess ratings. 2% of Lichess rapid players are rated below 600, and the middle player there is rated about 1379. On Chess.com, the same standard of play is rated about 177.
Lichess rapid 10+0: What percentile is 600 Elo?: A 600 rating is about the 2nd percentile on Lichess. 98% of Lichess rapid players are rated 600 or higher. On Chess.com, 60% of rapid players are rated below 600. Every rating side by side: the Lichess rating guide.
Lichess rapid 10+0: How accurate is a 600 rated chess player?: A 600-rated player plays the engine's top choice on 23% of moves in Lichess rapid 10+0 and loses 107.7 centipawns per move on average. The average loss first drops under 95 centipawns a move at 800.
Lichess rapid 10+0: How many blunders does a 600 make per game?: A 600-rated player makes about 3.1 blunders per game in Lichess rapid 10+0, counting a move that loses at least 150 centipawns while the game is not already decided. The first rating to average under 3 blunders a game is 800.
Lichess rapid 10+0: Do 600 rated players blunder more in time trouble?: A little. With under 10% of the clock left, a 600-rated player blunders 21% more often than with more than half of it. A 600 gets that low on time in 5% of games in Lichess rapid 10+0. The effect is bigger higher up: 46% more often for a 900.
Lichess rapid 10+0: What mistakes do 600 rated players make?: 30% of the blunders a 600-rated player makes in Lichess rapid 10+0 are a piece simply left hanging, the most common kind. That share is 26% at 900. Next come blunders involving a fork, at 12%.
Lichess rapid 10+0: When in the game do 600 rated players blunder most?: A 600-rated player blunders most in the middlegame in Lichess rapid 10+0: on 48.9 of every 100 live moves there, against 33.6 in the endgame and 32.1 in the opening.
Lichess rapid 10+0: What openings do 600 rated players play?: As White in Lichess rapid 10+0, 68.6% of players rated around 600 open with e4, the King's Pawn, and 16.1% open with d4, the Queen's Pawn. Around 900, e4 is opened by 71.8%. Against e4, the most common reply is e5, the Open Game, played in 68.3% of games, ahead of d5, the Scandinavian Defense, at 8.3%.
Lichess rapid 10+0: How does a 600 do against a 700?: A 600 scores 38.3% against a 700 in Lichess rapid 10+0.
Lichess rapid 10+0: What is 600 on Lichess in Chess.com rating?: A 600 on Lichess is about 177 on Chess.com in rapid 10+0, 423 points lower. The gap between the two sites changes with rating, so no single number converts every rating. Every rating converted, both ways: Chess.com vs Lichess ratings.