Overall Performance
Your current strength adjusted win rate sits just above 51%, which shows a solid foundation in your rapid games. Over the past 6 months, you have improved your rating by 58 points, which is excellent progress. Despite a minor dip in the last month (-13 points), your rating trend over 12 months remains very positive, indicating consistent long-term improvement.
Recent Games Insights
You are demonstrating good understanding in several key openings, such as the Queen's Gambit Declined and the Vienna Game, with aggressive and dynamic playstyles that have led to multiple victories. You display confidence in seizing material opportunities and capitalizing on opponent mistakes.
- In your wins, you often build strong central control and tactical pressure, converting these advantages efficiently.
- Your losses often come from complex middle-game situations where precise calculation is needed, especially in tense endgames.
Areas to Focus On
To push your rating further, consider focusing on the following:
- Endgame Technique: Some losses indicate missed opportunities or inaccuracies late in the game. Studying fundamental endgame principles and practicing key positions can strengthen this area.
- Opening Consistency: While you handle your repertoire well, diversifying and reinforcing your knowledge in openings that arise frequently can reduce early disadvantages.
- Time Management: You won a few games on time pressure; however, improving your clock management during complex positions will help maintain composure and decision quality.
- Tactical Calculations: Sharpen your tactical vision by solving puzzles regularly to avoid oversights during critical moments.
Next Steps
Try to analyze your recent losses, especially where the position became unclear, and review alternative lines or moves. Using tools like analysis against specific openings might help identify recurring weaknesses.
Keep playing regularly at a steady pace to harness your improving rating trend and focus on incremental progress. Remember, patience and consistent practice are key!