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Allahverdi Hamidov FM

AllCer7 Since 2023 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟
47.1%- 45.5%- 7.4%
Bullet 2871
2157W 2133L 289D
Blitz 2835
1088W 1016L 223D
Rapid 2336
21W 10L 4D
Daily 1604
1W 0L 0D
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Feedback for Allahverdi Hamidov

Allahverdi, reviewing your recent games shows strong strategic understanding and resilience. Here are some detailed observations and suggestions to help you improve further:

Strengths

  • Opening Preparation: You show solid knowledge of classical openings like the Neo-Grünfeld, Scandinavian, and King's Fianchetto Opening. Your development is timely, and you castle early for king safety.
  • Tactical Awareness: Your winning games demonstrate good tactical vision, especially in exploiting opponent inaccuracies (e.g., well-timed piece exchanges and sharp captures).
  • Endgame Technique: You manage to convert advantages cleanly when transitioning to the endgame, as seen in your victories where you progressively activate your king and pawns effectively.

Areas for Improvement

  • Handling Pressure in the Opening: In your losses, some opponents challenged you early with aggressive plans that you met less confidently. For example, some counter-attacks in Caro-Kann and Petrov’s Defense surprised you. It could be helpful to deepen your preparation in these more dynamic lines and explore key tactical motifs.
  • Time Management: Although you keep solid pace overall, a few critical moments show rapid time drops (e.g., move 13 in one of your games). Try to allocate more consistent time throughout the game so you won’t feel rushed during important decisions.
  • Positional Decision-Making: In some midgame positions, consider reassessing the strength of your pawn breaks and piece placement. For instance, more cautious pawn advances or prophylactic moves can sometimes prevent counterplay against you, especially when playing Black.

Practical Tips

  1. Review the games where you lost quickly to opponents' early aggression, focusing on key opening nuances and typical traps.
  2. Practice puzzles and tactical exercises regularly to sharpen your calculation and pattern recognition, especially in complex positions.
  3. Analyze critical moments where the evaluation swings significantly and try to understand alternative plans or defenses.
  4. Maintain calm time management, setting small checkpoints during your games to review remaining time and complexity of position.

Keep up the great work, and continue playing actively. With attention to these points, you should see positive growth in your results and confidence across all phases of the game!


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