<p>I would say the best translation here would be <code>replay</code>, as this is what actually happens: The game is being replayed in order to improve the own skill and analyse the tactics/strategy.
Moreover, this is what Pleco offered as translation in the only available example sentence to this term:</p>
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<p>他通过复盘给我讲解下棋策略。</p>
<p>Tā tōngguò fù pán gěi wǒ jiǎngjiě xià qí cèlüè.</p>
<p>He explains the tactics of chess to me by replaying the original situations of the chessboard.</p>
</blockquote>

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@user3306356, will do as soon as I am at home!
metters
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@user3306356 done.
metters
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metters
<p>复盘：</p>

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  <p>To rearrange pieces according to the previous sequence when a board game is over in order to study the merits and faults of the game.</p>
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<p>As metters said, replay seems good, or review or as it says: study the merits and faults of the game</p>

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"Review" is okay.  "Analyze" is what I'd normally say as a chess player (E.g. "Would you like to analyze the game?").  I feel "replay" is incorrect---a replay does not imply people are analyzing it; they could just be watching it.
Becky 李蓓
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<p>In the board game of 围棋 (Go), many players tend to analyse skills and techniques used in a game right after they have completed it. This review is known as 复盘 in Chinese.</p>
<p>Is there a specific term in English which refers to the act of reviewing past games for skill acquisition?</p>

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How do you translate “复盘”？
# How do you translate “复盘”？

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-03-08)

In the board game of 围棋 (Go), many players tend to analyse skills and techniques used in a game right after they have completed it. This review is known as 复盘 in Chinese.

Is there a specific term in English which refers to the act of reviewing past games for skill acquisition?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-03-08. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

I would say the best translation here would be `replay`, as this is what actually happens: The game is being replayed in order to improve the own skill and analyse the tactics/strategy.
Moreover, this is what Pleco offered as translation in the only available example sentence to this term:

> 他通过复盘给我讲解下棋策略。
>
> Tā tōngguò fù pán gěi wǒ jiǎngjiě xià qí cèlüè.
>
> He explains the tactics of chess to me by replaying the original situations of the chessboard.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: @user3306356, will do as soon as I am at home!  
> **username_1**: @user3306356 done.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2020-03-08. Score: 3

复盘：

> To rearrange pieces according to the previous sequence when a board game is over in order to study the merits and faults of the game.

As metters said, replay seems good, or review or as it says: study the merits and faults of the game

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: "Review" is okay.  "Analyze" is what I'd normally say as a chess player (E.g. "Would you like to analyze the game?").  I feel "replay" is incorrect---a replay does not imply people are analyzing it; they could just be watching it.  

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