user27380: Is there statistical analysis of which openings players play as Black when they play a certain opening as White and vice versa?
For example, is it the case that people that play 1. ..c6, often leading to a more positional game, play 1.d4 / 1.Nf3 /1.c4 more likely as White than players that answer 1. ..e5?
Is there analysis available correlating openings for Black and White?

user32059: Usually you can use your database (or the lichess analysis board) to see the most popular replies to certain openings.
Lichess specifically sorts between masters and their online database, and you can see the exact number of times (and the correlating percentage out of the most popular replies) moves have been played in response.

27380: <p>Is there statistical analysis of which openings players play as Black when they play a certain opening as White and vice versa?</p>
<p>For example, is it the case that people that play 1. ..c6, often leading to a more positional game, play 1.d4 / 1.Nf3 /1.c4 more likely as White than players that answer 1. ..e5?</p>
<p>Is there analysis available correlating openings for Black and White?</p>
 32059: <p>Usually you can use your database (or the <a href="https://lichess.org/analysis" rel="nofollow noreferrer">lichess analysis board</a>) to see the most popular replies to certain openings.</p>
<p>Lichess specifically sorts between masters and their online database, and you can see the exact number of times (and the correlating percentage out of the most popular replies) moves have been played in response.</p>
