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FalconChessMasterX07

Since 2024 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
47.4%- 45.9%- 6.7%
Bullet 466
4W 2L 0D
Blitz 429
1W 3L 1D
Rapid 607
59W 56L 8D
Daily 438
0W 1L 0D
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What you are already doing well

  • Tactical alertness. In your wins you punish loose queens and spot forks and mating nets (e.g. 13. Qxa8⁺ and 14. Qxd8# in your latest game).
  • Active piece play. You usually fight for the centre with e4 or …e5 and bring knights out early.
  • Rook coordination. Several wins feature doubled rooks on open files (Rac1, Rc7⁺), showing you understand how to use heavy pieces once lines open.

Patterns that are holding you back

  1. Late king safety as Black. In the losses to Armachedonv and daniolm you delayed castling and let White open dangerous files. Follow the rule “Develop-Castle-Connect Rooks”.
  2. Unnatural bishop moves. Early …Bd6 or …Bb4⁺ with your queen still on d8 blocks your own centre and often loses time. Aim for classical squares: …Be7, …Bc5, or …Bb4 only when justified.
  3. Over-eager queen play. 15. Qf5? (vs the-kid-312) and similar moves invited tactics against you. Keep the queen quiet until minor pieces are out.
  4. Ignoring the opponent’s threats. Checkmates such as 32. Qd2# happened because you looked only at your own ideas. Add a quick blunder check: “What did my opponent’s last move attack?”.
  5. Greedy material grabs.Nxe5, …Nxc1⁺ (loss vs Armachedonv) won pawns but opened lines toward your king. Count defenders before capturing.

Three-week action plan

FocusDaily drillTarget result
King safety & development Play 10-minute games where you castle before move 10 unless there is a forced tactic. Reduce early king attacks by 30 %
Tactics routine Solve 20 puzzles (rating 400-800) and write the motif (fork, pin, skewer…). ≥ 80 % accuracy
Opening discipline Memorise the first 8 moves of: Italian Game (White), Scandinavian & Philidor (Black vs 1.e4), QGD (Black vs 1.d4). Save 1 minute on the clock in each opening
Blunder check After every opponent move ask “What is attacked? What is hanging?” before you touch a piece. Cut blunders from 3 → 1 per game

Illustrative position

Both sides finished development smoothly—use this as a model before launching pawn storms or queen adventures.

Stats & motivation

Your best rapid rating so far: 804 (2024-11-25). Let’s aim to break 650 next month!
Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%1:00 - 40.0%2:00 - 62.5%3:00 - 0.0%4:00 - 100.0%7:00 - 53.3%8:00 - 83.3%9:00 - 42.9%10:00 - 37.5%11:00 - 57.1%12:00 - 0.0%13:00 - 58.3%14:00 - 33.3%15:00 - 56.5%16:00 - 33.3%123478910111213141516Hour of Day (UTC)

Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 39.5%Tuesday - 42.9%Wednesday - 46.7%Thursday - 57.1%Friday - 50.0%Saturday - 52.0%Sunday - 52.0%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

Key concepts to review

Review every game within 24 h and celebrate small improvements. Keep up the good work—your next rating jump is close!

— Your Chess Coach 🤖


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