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Beatriz Frattini WCM

biaf13 São Paulo Since 2015 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟
51.4%- 42.5%- 6.1%
Bullet 2016
1045W 905L 104D
Blitz 2045
1332W 1066L 180D
Rapid 1865
46W 31L 11D
Daily 1611
60W 52L 1D
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Coach Chesswick

Feedback for Beatriz Frattini

Beatriz, you have demonstrated solid fundamentals and great fighting spirit in your recent games. Here are some personalized insights and suggestions to help you continue improving:

Strengths

  • Opening Play: Your handling of popular openings like the Ruy Lopez and Caro-Kann shows good understanding of typical plans and tactics. You’ve successfully applied pressure and developed your pieces actively.
  • Attacking Instincts: Your recent win with a checkmate on move 41 demonstrated strong attacking calculation and exploiting opponent mistakes, especially coordinating rooks and knights effectively.
  • Endgame Technique: Your ability to convert winning endgames and even win on time against better-rated opponents shows good resilience and practical understanding.

Areas for Improvement

  • Tactical Awareness: Some losses involved tactical oversights or missed defensive resources. Consider working regularly with tactics puzzles to sharpen pattern recognition and calculation depth.
  • Time Management: In several games, your clock times were under pressure. Improving time management will allow better decision-making, especially in complex positions.
  • Positional Understanding: Strengthening your understanding of strategic principles (pawn structure, weak squares, piece activity) can improve your middle-game decisions and minimize errors.

Next Steps

  1. Review critical moments in your losses to understand alternatives and avoid repeating mistakes.
  2. Incorporate daily tactical exercises combined with reviewing master games in your preferred openings.
  3. Practice slow time-control games to give yourself more time to think through key positions.
  4. Analyze your recent checkmate wins and learn the positional setups that allowed you to succeed.

Keep the passion and curiosity that you show at the board! With continued study and practice, your overall chess strength and competition results will improve steadily.


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