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Aribel98 FM

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49.4%- 45.7%- 5.0%
Blitz 2089
2631W 2435L 266D
Rapid 2303
1W 0L 0D
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Personalised Feedback for Aribel98

Your Current Trajectory

• Peak blitz strength so far: 2356 (2020-08-26).
• Consistent evening activity – notice your dips in the early-morning sessions on the heat-map below:

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• Week-end surge in points, but mid-week win-rate is flatter:
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What You’re Doing Well

  • Clear opening repertoire: the Classical French as Black and Queen-pawn systems (Slav / Nimzo-Indian sidelines) as White give you a sound strategic base.
  • Tactical awareness when on the attack: the recent win against xbenfix shows good calculation under time pressure.

  • Resourceful defence in worse positions: several wins were saved by stubborn counter-play (e.g. 25…a3!! vs KARDINAL_PETR_M).
  • Endgame conversion: you handle rook-and-pawn endings confidently once the tactics settle.

Key Growth Areas

  1. Early king safety lapses
    • Both latest losses (vs makl198 and “madhodhi”) feature uncastled kings and a loose f7/f2 square.
    • Revise typical mating patterns: Scholar’s mates, Greek gifts and the doubly-attacked f-pawn in the French Defense.
    • Drill with 5-minute tactics filters for the keyword “king in the centre”.
  2. Handling counter-punches in sharp pawn storms
    • In the King’s Indian loss you advanced queenside pawns but allowed …g5-g4 and a decisive …Qf3+ tactic.
    • Before launching pawns, ask “Can every piece join the defence in two moves?” – a useful zwischenzug check.
  3. Time management
    • Three recent games ended on the clock while still “better” according to the engine.
    • Recommendation: adopt stop-loss thinking – if below 15 seconds, switch to simple, safe moves that keep the initiative.

Action Plan for the Next Two Weeks

DayTaskGoal
Mon/Wed/Fri20 tactical puzzles (rating 2100-2400)Speed-up calculation of forcing lines
Tue/ThuReplay one mini-model game in the French (both colours)Broaden pattern recognition
Week-endPlay a 15 | 10 game & self-annotateSlow down and spot critical moments

Opening Tweaks

  • French as Black: add 3…Bb4 ("MacCutcheon") to avoid the repeat 4.e5 5.f4 lines you face constantly.
  • Queen’s Gambit/Slav as White: after 7…Nc6 your Qxb7 gambits score well – keep them, but study the line 8…Nd4 9.exd...

End-note Motivation

You are on the cusp of stabilising above the 2050 blitz mark. Tighten the king safety protocols and the next rating band will follow naturally.


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