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Roc Boix Redorta CM

FastRocket2007 Since 2024 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟
42.1%- 50.9%- 7.0%
Rapid 2111 3W 0L 0D
Blitz 2484 501W 601L 84D
Bullet 2573 113W 144L 19D
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Constructive Feedback for Roc Boix Redorta

What you’re doing well

  • Sharp opening repertoire. Your wins often stem from forcing variations in open games (e.g. Center Attack ➜ Giuoco Piano) where you seize the initiative early and punish inaccurate replies.
  • Tactical alertness. Sacrifices such as 6.Bxf7+ (Scotch Gambit) and 4.Nxf7!? (Petrov) show good pattern-recognition. You convert small tactical edges into decisive material gains quickly.
  • Time-efficiency. Almost every victory is achieved with a large clock advantage. Your practical sense in fast time controls is a competitive asset.
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  • Confidence against lower-rated opponents. You score consistently when you’re the favourite, which is essential for rating stability.

Priority areas to improve

  1. King safety in double-edged positions.
    • Loss vs chasebonaparte (Sicilian Four Knights) and vs FreshChess960 featured an exposed king that became the target of a mating net.
    • Guideline: castle by move 10 in open Sicilians unless you have a concrete reason.
    • Drill: play 15 puzzles a day filtered for “King Attacks” and “Defensive System” to balance your attacking bias.
  2. Over-extension of flank pawns.
    • Repeated …h5/…h4 thrusts left holes (see loss to myheroin03: h-pawns advanced without support).
    • Adopt the rule of thumb: If you cannot supply the pawn with two pieces, postpone the advance.
  3. Transition to endgames.
    • In the Sicilian loss you reached a rook-and-pawn ending a pawn down but still drawable; technique slipped under time pressure.
    • Recommendation: 30-minute weekly session on fundamental rook endings (e.g. the Philidor position and Lucena bridge).
  4. Opening breadth vs stronger opposition.
    • Against 2300+ you’re facing rarer sidelines (Englund Gambit, Caro-Kann 2…d5). Build a stable back-up repertoire that emphasises solid structures (e.g. 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 dxe4 4.Nxe4 Bf5 5.Ng3).
    • Study one classical model game per week from a quiet line to enrich your positional play.

Suggested training plan (4 weeks)

DayThemeGoal
Mon / ThuEndgame fundamentals30 min Study + 10 min practical positions
Tue / FriTactics & defence25 puzzles, 80 % accuracy
WedOpening deep-diveAdd 5 moves of theory to each side of your Sicilian & Caro-Kann files
SatTraining games (longer time control)One 15 | 10 game focusing on conversion technique
SunGame review (self-annotation)Pick one win & one loss, label Critical Moments
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Reference material

  • Peak rating so far: – aim to stabilise 50 points above this before expanding repertoire.
  • Glossary links for quick refreshers: zugzwangoutpostZwischenzug

Illustrative recent win

Notice how you converted the central pawn break into a tactical harvest:

Next checkpoints

  • Reach +5 rating points in blitz without dropping bullet sessions.
  • Finish 20 rook-endgame flashcards.
  • Play one training game where you postpone all pawn storms until move 15.

Keep the rockets firing, but remember: secure the launch pad first!


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