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Denes Boros GM

BlueWizzard Saint Louis Since 2016 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟♟
66.8%- 27.4%- 5.8%
Bullet 3048
7318W 2650L 506D
Blitz 2953
7105W 3262L 757D
Rapid 2587
1W 0L 0D
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Overall Performance and Trends

Denes, your recent results in blitz games show positive momentum. You have a strength adjusted win rate of about 49.8%, which is close to an even score against opponents of varying strengths. Over the past 6 months, your rating has increased significantly by 52 points, and even in the last 1 and 3 months you keep a consistent upward trend of about 6 points per month.

This steady improvement reflects good consistency and adaptation in your play. Keep capitalizing on this upward trajectory.

Strengths Highlighted from Recent Games

  • Opening Preparation: You handle a variety of openings confidently, including the Polish Defense, Owens Defense, and Sicilian Defense. This flexibility keeps opponents guessing and gives you good board control early on.
  • Endgame Technique: Several wins showed strong endgame play, converting small advantages and making precise moves under time pressure.
  • Resourcefulness: In tough positions from your games, you maintain composure and find effective defensive resources.

Opportunities for Improvement

While your form is excellent, analyzing recent losses reveals areas to sharpen:

  • Time Management: Some losses were decided on time or involved time trouble. Balancing speed with accuracy will help you avoid costly blunders in critical moments.
  • Handling Tactical Pressure: Occasional tactical oversights, especially against aggressive openings, were a factor. Regular practice with tactical puzzles can enhance your pattern recognition and calculation speed.
  • Positional Play Adjustments: In games like the one against strength1234, adjusting your responses to opponent plans earlier could reduce risky endgames.

Recommended Focus Areas

  • Continue strengthening your opening repertoire, emphasizing understanding ideas behind moves rather than memorization to stay flexible.
  • Integrate tactical training sessions, especially on forks, pins, and discovered attacks, to improve your defensive and offensive calculation.
  • Practice playing with the clock in mind by training with shorter time controls to improve practical decision making under pressure.
  • Analyze losses in detail, reviewing turning points to understand move alternatives and improve strategic evaluation.

Encouragement

Your progress is commendable, Denes! Winning against high-rated opponents and maintaining improvement over time speaks to your dedication and talent. Keep up your study and playing regime and the results will follow. Chess improvement is a marathon, and you're pacing well.


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