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idun0_0

Since 2025 (Inactive) Chess.com
32.0%- 64.0%- 4.0%
Blitz 863
15W 26L 2D
Rapid 1199
1W 6L 0D
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Coach Chesswick

Hi idun0_0, here is your personalized game-review and improvement plan!

Quick profile snapshot

  • Your current Blitz peak so far: 1207 (2025-04-03)
  • Typical play-time trends:
    Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%5:00 - 50.0%6:00 - 25.0%8:00 - 0.0%10:00 - 25.0%11:00 - 40.0%12:00 - 0.0%13:00 - 40.0%15:00 - 0.0%16:00 - 75.0%17:00 - 33.3%18:00 - 0.0%19:00 - 50.0%20:00 - 0.0%56810111213151617181920Hour of Day (UTC)
  • Win-rate by weekday:
    Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 62.5%Tuesday - 44.4%Thursday - 20.0%Friday - 31.6%Saturday - 0.0%Sunday - 0.0%MonTueThuFriSatSunDay of Week

What you are doing well

  1. Initiative grabber: In many victories you willingly sacrifice a pawn or force an early queen trade to seize the initiative. Example: the smooth win against toxic_ys where you played 7.Qxd8+! and reached a comfortable end-game.
  2. Piece activity: Your bishops and knights are usually developed quickly and posted on aggressive squares. When you keep this up through move 15, your winning percentage soars.
  3. Fighting spirit: Even in equal or worse positions you continue to set practical problems for the opponent—several opponents dropped pieces under your pressure.

Main themes to focus on next

1. Time management

Two of your last five losses were decided by the clock. Allocate time using the 40-40-20 rule: 40 % of your clock for the opening (moves 1-10), 40 % for the middlegame, 20 % for the ending. Make a habit of moving instantly in well-known opening positions so you can spend more time later.

2. Opening discipline

Your opening choice is fine, but occasionally you improvise risky ideas—e.g. Scandinavian 2.Qf3?! from your recent loss, or the Damiano Defence setup with …f6. Stick to principled moves that strengthen development and king safety.

KeepAvoid
Italian Game (Bc4, d4 plans)Early queen sorties (Qf3, Qh5 before pieces are out)
French Exchange (simplifies into positions you handle well)…f6 in open games

3. King safety & pawn structure

Several defeats feature an exposed king caused by premature pawn pushes (g-pawn or h-pawn). Before advancing flank pawns, ask yourself: “Is my king securely castled? How many defenders remain?”

4. Tactical calculation drill

Your eye for double-attacks is good, yet you sometimes overlook counter-shots. Add 10-minute daily puzzle rush or custom tactic sets focusing on zwischenzug and deflection themes.

Illustrative example

The position below (move 9 from your latest win) shows the benefits of fast development and central domination. Replay it and notice how every piece plays:

End-game tips

  • Push passed pawns sooner—your win vs. cmememmmemmm showed good technique but you could have promoted the a-pawn five moves earlier.
  • Active king in rook endings: in the timed-out loss to Teri_maa_ka_bhosddaaa your king stayed on the back rank while the opponent’s king centralized.

Suggested weekly routine

  1. 3 Rapid (10|0) games with post-game self-review—no blitz until analysis is done.
  2. 30 tactics per week, rating 800-1200, aim for 80 % accuracy.
  3. Study one model game featuring your openings (Italian or French) and write down three ideas you can copy.

Final encouragement

You are hovering around the 900 mark—polishing the four themes above will launch you past 1000 quickly. Keep the fighting spirit, protect your king, and manage your clock. Good luck at the board!


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