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MrVjk IM

Since 2019 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
52.5%- 40.2%- 7.4%
Bullet 2513
138W 87L 12D
Blitz 2400
138W 126L 27D
Rapid 2400
2W 0L 0D
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At-a-Glance

Peak bullet rating: 2635 (2023-11-02)

Performance snapshots:

Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%0:00 - 70.0%1:00 - 50.0%2:00 - 33.3%6:00 - 44.4%7:00 - 33.3%8:00 - 60.0%9:00 - 77.3%10:00 - 43.8%11:00 - 53.9%12:00 - 52.8%13:00 - 43.2%14:00 - 44.4%15:00 - 40.0%16:00 - 53.1%17:00 - 61.3%18:00 - 70.0%19:00 - 45.8%20:00 - 55.1%21:00 - 58.6%22:00 - 56.2%23:00 - 43.5%01267891011121314151617181920212223Hour of Day (UTC)
Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 50.0%Tuesday - 55.7%Wednesday - 57.1%Thursday - 59.8%Friday - 62.5%Saturday - 48.4%Sunday - 52.3%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

What’s Working

  • Reliable Opening Framework. Your Reti/English move-order (1.Nf3 followed by e3, c4, b3, g3) keeps positions familiar and your king safe—perfect for 1-minute chess.
  • King Safety & Mating Sense. Four of your last five wins ended in checkmate; you spot back-rank ideas quickly (see diagram after 29.Rh8# in the model game).
  • Conversion Skills. When you’re up material you finish efficiently—either by force or on the clock.

Biggest Rating Levers

  1. Tactical Vigilance When Defending.
    • Versus T. (loss) 13…Qc5?! overlooked Nd3 and you lost tempi.
    • Against shortlife-sharpmoves you missed 16.Nd6+—a classic LPDO (LPDO). Before an active queen move, spend 0.2 s on a “fork/ pin/ loose piece” scan.
  2. Central Space in Your Reti Set-ups.
    Early b3 + g3 can concede …d5/…e5. Test one line this week with the immediate 3.d4 or c4-d4 break so Black doesn’t own the centre.
  3. Clock Management.
    Three recent losses were on time in playable positions. Bullet tips: premove forced recaptures; lock in one main opening for each colour; in lost positions liquidate fast to seek perpetuals or flags.

Model Victory

Note the smooth transfer of pieces, culminating in a direct mating net:

Opening Add-Ons

  • White: After 1.Nf3 d5 2.e3, try 3.c4 instantly. It pressures the centre and can transpose to a reversed Benoni where your piece placement is already optimal.
  • Black vs 1.e4: Your Accelerated Panov Caro-Kann felt shaky. If you like kingside fianchetto structures, sample the Pirc/Modern—same pawn structure, far fewer queen traps.

Endgame Micro-Training (10 min/day)

  • Lucena & Philidor rook techniques (you reach R + P vs R often).
  • Knight vs passed pawn endings—useful for bullet scrambles.

Action Plan for the Week

  1. After each loss, jot one missed tactic and one clock error.
  2. Play a 10-game 3|2 session with the same openings; focus on spotting threats faster.
  3. Revisit the charts above next Monday—look for fewer time losses and higher win rate in the critical ‎00:00-06:00 UTC slot.

Keep the momentum going and enjoy your chess!


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