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h1dangerous Since 2021 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟
48.6%- 46.0%- 5.5%
Bullet 383
3W 5L 1D
Blitz 627
5W 6L 1D
Rapid 789
632W 595L 70D
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Coach Chesswick

Hi h1dangerous! 🎯 Quick review of your recent games

What you’re already doing well

  • Early piece activity & king-side pressure. Your win against asaf11223344 shows how quickly you bring pieces toward the enemy king  –  Nh5-f6-h6 and the queen swing created an unstoppable attack.
  • Consistent repertoire. With White you favour the London/Jobava-London setup (d4 + Bf4/Bb5). Familiarity breeds confidence and helps you reach positions you like.
  • Practical instincts. When you’re ahead you often simplify (e.g. 24…Qxd2 in your win vs ridzmhmd), steering the game toward a won endgame.

Priority improvement areas

  1. Stop moving the same piece twice in the opening.
    Games vs winsfirst1 (9.Qh5? Qd7!) and jessy-yousef (Bf4→g5→e5) show valuable tempi being lost. Develop all pieces once before starting adventures (“tempo”: tempo).
  2. Tighten pawn pushes on the wing.
    g- and h-pawns race up the board in many of your games. Against stronger opposition this leaves holes (dark-square weaknesses after g4). Try pushing after castling or when it creates a direct threat you can calculate.
  3. Watch out for knight forks and long-range piece hits.
    In the loss to jensaisri1 a single …Nb4 followed by …Nd3+ picked up material. Solve 10 tactical puzzles a day that feature forks, skewers, and pins (see fork).
  4. Re-think your Scandinavian setup with Black.
    Two losses came after 1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qe6+?! The queen became a target and you fell behind in development. Consider:
    • 3…Qa5 (main line) if you like the Scandinavian, or
    • Switch to 1…e5/1…e6 while you study the Scandinavian deeper.
  5. Endgame technique.
    You won on time vs notgoodengh with K+2R+g-pawn vs lone a-pawn, but mates like “ladder check” could have finished faster. Practice basic R+K mating nets for confidence.

Action plan for the next two weeks

DayTask (≈30 min)
Mon / Thu10 puzzles focused on forks & pins + review mistakes
Tue / FriPlay 2 rapid (10|0) games; annotate one afterwards
WedWatch a short video on the London or Scandinavian (your choice)
WeekendPractice one theoretical endgame (R+K vs K, K+P races, etc.)

Your progress at a glance

Peak rapid rating so far: 932 (2025-04-28). Track when you do best:

Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%0:00 - 57.1%1:00 - 48.9%2:00 - 40.7%3:00 - 66.7%4:00 - 68.4%5:00 - 25.0%6:00 - 42.9%7:00 - 0.0%9:00 - 0.0%10:00 - 44.4%11:00 - 40.8%12:00 - 63.5%13:00 - 53.2%14:00 - 47.0%15:00 - 53.7%16:00 - 31.4%17:00 - 48.8%18:00 - 53.3%19:00 - 38.8%20:00 - 43.2%21:00 - 39.8%22:00 - 51.2%23:00 - 53.3%0123456791011121314151617181920212223Hour of Day (UTC)
 
Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 47.1%Tuesday - 46.6%Wednesday - 50.0%Thursday - 45.0%Friday - 49.0%Saturday - 51.4%Sunday - 51.6%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

Quick opening reference

10-move London System cheat-sheet (vs …d5 setups)
  1. d4   d5
  2. Bf4  Nf6
  3. e3  c5
  4. Nf3  Nc6
  5. c3  Bg4
  6. Nbd2  e6
  7. Qa4  Bd6
  8. Bxd6 cxd6
  9. dxc5 Bxc5
  10. Bb5 0-0
Aim: quick castle, solid centre, typical idea Re1/e4 push.

Keep it fun!

You already show a sharp tactical eye and a fighting spirit. Combine that with a bit of structure (sound openings, puzzle routine), and 900-1000 is around the corner. Happy hunting on the 64 squares!


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