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Is there a way to look at the time of day that a game was played

I want to analyze whether I play worse at night-time PST as a data analysis project. For my recent games, it tells me the number of minutes / hours ago a game was played. However, for my older games, it simply says "2 days ago" or something like that. Is there a way to get the specific time of day a game was played -- and maybe export it into a csv file?
Yep ... LOOK Outside' !.. Just kidding as it may be Daytime there & Nighttime here wherever here & there is or was heh' @viveksomani Ask the opponent what time it is there ? Some other note ... some say they play better the Month of past 7 before your birthday . Who Knows ?
If you download the PGN of the game, the exact UTC date and time are in the UTCDate and UTCTime tags. With a little preprocessing, you can generate a CSV with date and time (converted to your local time zone if you wish), result, and link to the game. Or you could separate out the games played in the evening into one file, and in the morning into another file, etc. and then look at those with a chess database program like Scid.

You can mass download your own games here: lichess.org/@/viveksomani/download
When you open the game and hover your mouse pointer over this e.g. "1 month ago" in the summary panel (top left), it will show you exact date and time.
Subconsciously you remember more that you think, so hypnosis should help you with accessing the information you seek.
@AsDaGo said in #3:
> If you download the PGN of the game, the exact UTC date and time are in the UTCDate and UTCTime tags. With a little preprocessing, you can generate a CSV with date and time (converted to your local time zone if you wish), result, and link to the game. Or you could separate out the games played in the evening into one file, and in the morning into another file, etc. and then look at those with a chess database program like Scid.
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> You can mass download your own games here: lichess.org/@/viveksomani/download
I'll try that. Thanks a lot!

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