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Monserrat Morales F. WCM

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52.9%- 39.9%- 7.2%
Bullet 2406
632W 496L 76D
Blitz 2388
221W 157L 35D
Rapid 2016
24W 13L 10D
Daily 1267
7W 0L 0D
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Performance Feedback for Monserrat Morales F.

Monserrat, after reviewing your recent games, here are some personalized insights and recommendations to help you improve further:

Strengths

  • Active and Aggressive Play: Your willingness to play actively, especially with moves like Ne4 early and sharp attacking attempts, shows strong fighting spirit and initiative in the opening and middlegame phases.
  • Opening Repertoire: You are comfortable with popular openings such as Queen's Pawn and Scotch Gambit variations. Keeping your openings familiar and well-studied helps you get good positions out of the opening.
  • Effective Use of Tactical Shots: Your game reviews reveal successful tactical combinations and checkmate threats, indicating good tactical vision that you should continue developing.

Areas to Improve

  • Positional Understanding and Planning: Some games showed that focus on concrete tactics sometimes overshadowed long-term strategic planning. Regularly practice identifying key squares, pawn structures, and piece coordination to enhance your positional sense.
  • Endgame Technique: While you demonstrate strong middlegame tactics, take time to review common endgame patterns and techniques, as careful play here can convert more advantages or save difficult positions.
  • Handling Opponent's Activity: In loss games, your opponents exploited counterplay or weaknesses in your camp. New study on prophylaxis and how to reduce opponent’s counterplay will be beneficial.
  • Time Management: Some losses happened under time pressure. Practice playing at controlled speeds under time limits and learn to balance calculation depth with speed.

Suggestions for Training

  • Incorporate regular tactical puzzles focusing on defense and counterattacks.
  • Study classical strategic games, particularly those illustrating pawn breaks and maneuvering.
  • Review your own annotated games to spot recurring mistakes or missed opportunities.
  • Practice endgame scenarios regularly to build technique and confidence.

Keep up the hard work and enjoy your chess journey. With your determination and continuous learning, you will see steady improvement!


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