Hi Jonathan, here is your personalised post-session report.
Quick snapshot
Time control: Bullet (60 s)
Current form: 5 wins / 5 losses in last batch
Best recorded peak: 2844 (2024-05-05)
Your game rhythm
When do you score best?
What you are doing well
- Alert tactical vision. The French–Franco-Sicilian win against muradchessborntv showed crisp calculation:
- Dangerous initiative with White. In the pseudo-Austrian attack you kept Black’s king in the centre and converted quickly.
- Bullet instinct. Many victories come from forcing practical problems quickly (…c5, …f5) and keeping the clock pressure on your opponent.
Main growth areas
- Early queen adventures. Both recent defeats vs BuGMonster and chepf began with premature
Qxf6/ unprovoked queen moves. In bullet, keeping the queen home = fewer blunders. - Loose pawn grabs in the Modern Defense/Owen’s Defense. You regularly play …b6 or …g6 and then allow dxe6/Bxe6 sacs that open your king. Study model games where Black delays …e6/…d6 until the king is safer.
- Time management in winning endgames. The loss on time vs Jacek Gęsicki came from playing a won rook ending too slowly. In bullet, convert with forcing checks or pre-moves once the win is clear.
Opening tune-up
• Against 1.e4, keep your current Modern Defense but add a simple main-line choice (…d5 break) so you’re not always in double-fianchetto positions.
• With White vs 1…b6 or 1…g6 you score well; vs 1…d5 (Scandinavian/Benoni) aim for safer set-ups: develop pieces before hunting pawns.
• Do a 15-minute “drill” each day: load a Lichess study or Chess.com explorer and replay 25 moves of a model game without moving pieces. Purpose: get skeleton moves into muscle memory so you save seconds in bullet.
Concrete practice plan (next 7 days)
- 10 tactical puzzles/day with a 1-minute timer — stops the “queen blunder” habit.
- Analyse two lost games daily; write one sentence on why the critical blunder happened.
- Play 5 slower games (5|5 or 10|0) this week to reinforce disciplined development.
Final encouragement
Your aggressive style is a huge asset. Polish the openings a bit and add a time-conversion routine in winning endings, and 2600+ bullet is within reach.
Keep the pieces active, keep the queen patient, and enjoy the grind!