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Aquiles Machado De Oliveira NM

aquiles88 Goiás Since 2011 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟♟
60.1%- 34.0%- 5.9%
Bullet 2221
4468W 2257L 356D
Blitz 2465
5352W 3556L 641D
Rapid 2250
243W 60L 27D
Daily 1496
717W 217L 34D
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Coach Chesswick

Coaching Feedback for Aquiles Machado De Oliveira

Hi Aquiles! You've shown a solid understanding of chess fundamentals and a good fighting spirit in your recent games. Here's some constructive feedback to help you improve further:

Strengths

  • Opening Choices: You experiment with various openings, including setups like the Pirc Defense and Indian Game systems, which can lead to dynamic middle games.
  • Time Management: You demonstrate patience in longer time controls, using your clock effectively to think through complex positions.
  • Endgame Awareness: Several of your wins came from endgame perseverance, showing good technique and the ability to convert advantages.

Areas to Improve

  • Transition Into Middle Game: Sometimes your opening moves allow your opponent more central control or activity. Focus on consistent development and central presence to avoid giving your opponent easy targets early on.
  • Positional Play: In a few losses, your positioning of pieces could be improved to limit your opponent's counterplay. Spend time studying pawn structures and key squares to strengthen your strategic plans.
  • Calculations Under Pressure: Noticeable in some games, precision in tactics and calculation under time pressure needs attention. Practicing tactical puzzles regularly will help sharpen this skill.

Practical Tips

  1. Review your recent losses and identify critical turning points — moments where a small inaccuracy made a big difference.
  2. Work on thematic pawn breaks in your preferred openings; they often create space and active piece play.
  3. In time trouble, focus on avoiding forcing moves by your opponent that could lead to quick tactical losses.
  4. Try to anticipate your opponent’s plans and counter them proactively rather than reactively.

Next Steps

Consider studying games by masters who play your favorite openings to understand common plans better. Also, practicing endgame techniques and tactical problem solving can significantly benefit your overall level.

You’re making great progress; keep analyzing your games deeply and experiment with new ideas from your studies!

Recent Game Highlight

Your recent win by checkmate in a solid middlegame demonstrates good attacking vision. Remember to also build on this by improving your defense skills for tougher opponents.

View the annotated winning game here


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