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Godwin Liem

godwinjoseph052 Jawa Tengah Since 2019 (Closed) Chess.com
49.6%- 45.3%- 5.1%
Bullet 2452
288W 228L 35D
Blitz 2445
1269W 1194L 125D
Rapid 1725
12W 9L 1D
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Performance Review for Godwin Liem

Personal best so far: 2548 (2023-07-18).

Key Strengths

  • Dynamic pawn play. You time pawn breaks (c4-c5, e4-e5, f4-f5) well and convert space into tactical chances, e.g. 17.d5! in your win over Practical-Play.
  • Alertness to king safety – especially the opponent’s. The miniature vs ferch1ni shows exemplary development and piece invasion once Black played 3…Kf7.
  • Clock handling. You generally reach time scrambles with a useful buffer and have scored several wins on the clock from equal or slightly worse positions (vs jeecon20).

Recurring Improvement Themes

  1. Central tension <early>.
    Two recent losses (vs Marcus Vinicius Moreira Santos and SonOfGuac) followed 6…c5/…d5 breaks that exploded your centre after you castled. • Review East-Indian and Grünfeld structures; practise positions where …d5! is a tactical resource.
    • Mini-quiz: after 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 g6 3.g3 Bg7 4.Bg2 d6 5.O-O c5 6.c4 cxd4 7.Nxd4 Nxd4 8.Qxd4 d5!? find a line that uses a Zwischenzug to equalise.
  2. Material grabbing vs activity.
    In the game with SonOfGuac you spent three tempi taking a pawn (18.Qxa7?!) while Black mobilised everything and broke through. Train a simple “loose-piece checklist” before accepting material:
    • Can the captured piece be trapped?
    • Will my queen be chased to the rim?
    • Does my opponent gain two tempi?
  3. Handling the Queen’s Gambit Accepted.
    Against CFalcons8 you reached the well-known tabiya after 8…Bxc5 yet failed to follow the classical plan (9.Nc3 e4, Bg5, Rac1). Build a 12-move cheat-sheet for this line and blitz it out in training games.
  4. Time allocation at critical moments.
    Most decisive blunders occurred within the first 25 s of a new position. Force yourself to spend at least 4–5 s whenever (a) the pawn structure changes or (b) a forcing sequence begins; 12.Qd3? vs abruptum would likely have been avoided.

Four-Week Training Plan

DayThemeWorkload
Mon / Wed / FriOpeningsFlash-cards of first 12 moves vs …c5 & …d5. Finish with 5 rapid games applying the lines.
Tue / ThuTactics3 Puzzle-Rush runs aiming for 35+. Store every failed pattern.
SaturdayEndgamePlay 5 random rook-and-pawn endgames vs engine (depth 10) focusing on creating a passer.
SundaySelf-reviewAnnotate one win and one loss; write “Why I won / Why I lost” summary.

Performance Footprint

Accuracy peaks by almost 6 % between 20:00–23:00 UTC; schedule rated sessions in that slot when possible.

Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%0:00 - 47.5%1:00 - 49.4%2:00 - 46.0%3:00 - 40.0%4:00 - 45.9%5:00 - 47.2%6:00 - 42.6%7:00 - 34.4%8:00 - 32.4%9:00 - 44.2%10:00 - 49.3%11:00 - 47.8%12:00 - 48.1%13:00 - 43.6%14:00 - 45.6%15:00 - 66.7%22:00 - 33.3%23:00 - 37.4%01234567891011121314152223Hour of Day (UTC)
Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 36.9%Tuesday - 47.8%Wednesday - 44.3%Thursday - 38.1%Friday - 48.9%Saturday - 46.6%Sunday - 48.7%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

Inspirational Tactic

Replay the knockout sequence from your best recent game:


Stay curious, stay objective, and the climb to 2500 will take care of itself. Good luck!


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