blunderProGyi

Hi blunderProGyi, here’s some targeted feedback to help you climb beyond the 700-range!

✅ What you’re already doing well

• Tactical alertness: In many of your wins you quickly spot loose pieces (e.g. …Qxh1, …Qxb2, Nxa8) and collect material.
• Willingness to attack: You regularly push central pawns early (e4-e5, d4-d5) and are not afraid of initiative-seeking moves such as 6.Ng5 in several openings.
• Fast play under time pressure: Blitz instincts often save you on the clock.
  can help you visualise when that instinct peaks.

🚧 Biggest improvement priorities

1. Stop resigning too early.
   • In the Scandinavian loss you resigned on move 7, down a pawn but with plenty of fight left.
   • Playing the position instead of the scoreboard will let you steal back half-points when your opponent slips.
   Practical drill: Promise yourself to play on at least to move 25 (or until mate) unless you are a full rook down with no compensation.
2. Sound opening habits.
   • Early queen sorties such as 4…Qe6+ and 3…Qf6 invite tempo gains for your opponent.
   • Stick to the basic opening principles: control the centre, develop minor pieces, castle.
   • Pick one response as Black versus 1.e4 (e.g. the French or the Scandinavian) and study just the first 8–10 moves so you don’t improvise every game.
3. Tactical blunder check.
   • Several losses come from overlooking simple tactics (e.g. 4.Ng5 hitting f7, or leaving knights en prise).
   • Before every move, run a quick CCT scan: “What Checks, Captures, and Threats exist for both sides?”
   • 5–10 daily puzzles at the 600-900 difficulty will sharpen this skill.
4. Endgame conversion.
   • In your win vs esaiah you were two pawns up but needed the clock to finish the game.
   • Study the “King + two pawns vs King” technique and basic rook-pawn endings to convert faster.

🔍 Illustrative examples

Your recent win (good tactical awareness)

Your recent loss (early resignation & queen misplacement)

📈 Short-term training plan

• Play two rapid (10 | 0 or slower) games per day and annotate them right after. Slower time controls reduce impulse blunders.
• Finish at least 50 tactics puzzles this week, focusing on mate-in-two and fork motifs.
• Review a mini-course on your chosen defence versus 1.e4 (video or article) and create a handwritten one-page “cheat sheet.”

⚙️ Useful stats & motivation

Your current personal best in Blitz: 1038 (2024-11-02). Let’s set a realistic next goal: +100 elo in the next month.

👣 Next steps

1. Implement the “no-resign-before-move-25” rule in your very next session.
2. Complete the daily tactics quota and note your hit-rate; aim for ≥70 % accuracy before increasing puzzle difficulty.
3. Schedule a weekly self-review: collect your three best and three worst moves of the week and ask “why did I choose them?”

Stay disciplined, trust the process, and your rating will follow. Enjoy the climb! 💪