What You Are Doing Well
Your recent wins show real attacking skill and a sharp tactical eye. In the Reti Opening game against shmulik4845, you built a strong center, opened lines, and finished with a beautiful combination that ended in promotion. That game is worth reviewing: Review the Reti win.
You also showed good endgame instincts in the Caro-Kann Defense game against sasvathaa, where you converted a healthy extra pawn by creating a passed pawn and supporting it with your rook. See the Caro-Kann win.
Main Area to Improve: Endgame Technique
Your losses in the Pirc Defense game against Paata Beridze and the King's Indian Defense games show a pattern. You often reach the endgame with chances, but then allow your opponent's king and rook to become more active than yours. In the long rook endgame against epiclooser, your rook was well placed for a while, but your king stayed passive while the opponent's king marched into your position and supported a passed pawn. That game is here: Review the rook endgame loss.
In rook endgames, three things matter most: active king, active rook, and pushing passed pawns with support. Try to improve your king activity and rook placement before worrying about grabbing extra pawns.
Watch Counterplay When You Are Winning
Against Sangeet Dabhi, you had a promising position with heavy pressure on the d-file, but after winning material you allowed the opponent to simplify into an attack on your king. In bullet, it is tempting to keep attacking, but when you are ahead, it is often safer to consolidate and neutralize counterplay. Review the loss to Sangeet38 to see where your pieces lost coordination.
A similar issue appeared against vvip-vibes. You created threats, but your queen and knight ended up on squares that did not defend your king. The position became chaotic and your opponent finished faster. See the loss to VVIP-VIBES.
Practical Bullet Advice
- When you have a material advantage, take a moment to check if your king is safe. A quick move like pushing a pawn in front of the king can prevent nasty tricks.
- In endgames, move your king toward the center before trading down to a rook or pawn endgame.
- Use your time wisely. In your wins you kept a steady clock, but in the losses you often spent extra time early and then rushed later.
- Keep playing your active openings, but review games where you face King's Indian Defense setups to improve your plan against them.
Final Thoughts
You are a dangerous attacker with good opening variety and a strong tactical eye. If you add solid endgame technique and better king safety to your attacking style, you will convert many more winning positions and cut down on losses.