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Laksshana Deepak NM

Missigirl Pickering Since 2018 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟
53.7%- 41.5%- 4.8%
Daily 833 4W 34L 0D
Rapid 2139 591W 441L 49D
Blitz 2274 307W 224L 25D
Bullet 2163 226W 173L 26D
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Coach Chesswick

Feedback for Laksshana Deepak

Hi Laksshana, I’ve reviewed your recent games and overall performance, and here are some constructive insights to help you continue improving:

Strengths

  • Opening Knowledge: You show a good familiarity with popular openings like the Caro-Kann, Sicilian Defense variations, and Queen’s Gambit Declined. Your choice and early development generally put you on solid ground.
  • Tactical Awareness: You have a keen eye for tactical opportunities, as seen in your ability to capitalize on exchanges and opponent inaccuracies, especially when they allow you to simplify into advantageous endgames.
  • Endgame Technique: Several wins highlight your skill in converting better endgame positions, and your ability to recognize winning plans in simplified positions is commendable.

Areas to Improve

  • Handling Pressure in Complex Positions: In some losses, there were moments where a more precise defense or careful calculation could have prevented quick deterioration (for example, in sharp Sicilian structures). Work on your calculation under pressure and be ready to regroup if attacks do not succeed immediately.
  • Positional Planning: There is a tendency to miss some positional nuances such as controlling key squares and pawn structures. Spend time studying middlegame plans in your chosen openings to deepen your understanding of typical piece placements and maneuvers.
  • Time Management: Several games show usage of quite a bit of your clock early on, but at moments you moved quickly in complicated positions. Developing a consistent time strategy can help avoid rushed decisions, especially in tactical skirmishes.

Suggested Focus for Training

  1. Review classic middlegame strategies for Caro-Kann and Sicilian to sharpen your understanding of plans over just tactical shots.
  2. Practice calculation drills and visualization exercises to improve accuracy in complex positions.
  3. Analyze one loss and one win each week, identifying key turning points — what you did well and what you might have missed.
  4. Include some endgame study, particularly minor piece and rook endgames, as you have shown strength there which can be further refined.

Overall, you are on a solid path. Keep up the consistent study and practice, and you'll see further progress. Remember, every game, win or lose, is a valuable learning opportunity!


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