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Lukas Cernousek IM

Mizner Praha Since 2009 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
48.9%- 43.9%- 7.2%
Bullet 2421
25W 10L 1D
Blitz 2470
450W 414L 70D
Rapid 2114
8W 9L 0D
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Hi Lukas Cernousek — Your Personal Chess Feedback

1. What you already do well

  • Piece activity & pressure. In your win vs. akaki Shalamberidze you kept Black under strain with 16.Nc5! and never let the initiative slip.
  • Versatile openings. You switch among the Scotch, English and QGA, making you hard to prepare for.
  • Conversion technique. Once a pawn up you seldom relax; the rook endgame in the same encounter was model play.

2. Recurrent issues to address

ThemeHow it shows upAction step
King safety after 0–0 Loss vs. petarpan023, Caro-Kann (2021-06-12): …Rh3-h8 crashed through.
Meet …Bg4 with h3/h4 or trade it off early; avoid letting Black double up on the h-file.
Premature …c5 breaks In several QGA games you played …c5 before finishing development, leaving d5 and b5 weak. Follow the classic sequence: develop, castle, then strike with …c5.
Clock management Two of your last six defeats were on time in equal positions. Adopt a “30-10-10” rule: ≤30 s in the opening, ≤10 s per middlegame move, keep ≥1 min for endings.

3. Opening focus for the next month

  1. Re-examine the Nd2 Caro-Kann. Understand Black’s …Qb6 & …Bg4 ideas in detail.
  2. Add a solid d4-reply as Black. Your QGA scores well; consider mixing in the Slav to cut early queen activity.
  3. Study structures with an isolated queen’s pawn—they arise from both your Scotch and QGA games.

4. Tactical training targets

Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%0:00 - 60.0%1:00 - 100.0%5:00 - 37.5%6:00 - 64.7%7:00 - 60.0%8:00 - 40.9%9:00 - 44.4%10:00 - 61.9%11:00 - 50.0%12:00 - 47.4%13:00 - 50.0%14:00 - 51.5%15:00 - 41.9%16:00 - 57.4%17:00 - 48.0%18:00 - 46.5%19:00 - 50.0%20:00 - 46.1%21:00 - 41.9%22:00 - 49.3%23:00 - 58.7%01567891011121314151617181920212223Hour of Day (UTC)
  • Solve 20 puzzles/day featuring back-rank mates and clearance sacrifices.
  • Collect motifs you missed in games and review them with spaced repetition.

5. Endgame checkpoint

Your rook endings are solid, but opposite-coloured bishop endings feel shaky. Study Capablanca–Yates (1930) and practise winning with +2 pawns in that material balance.

6. Motivation corner

Your current 2565 (2020-04-25) is already impressive; ironing out the three issues above can realistically take you to the 2500 milestone within your next 50 games. Keep the momentum!

Good luck with your training, and ping me after every 20 games for a fresh review!


Feedback based on your last 10 recorded games.

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