NeMeQuittePas GM

Hi NeMeQuittePas! 👋

You are already a very resourceful bullet player – it shows in your ability to keep the pressure high, spot “one–move” tactics and convert a surprising number of lost positions on the clock. Below is some tailored feedback based on your last session against gurelediz.

🏆 What you are doing well

• Sharp tactical vision. In several games you found Qxf7+, Nxf7, and other forcing blows instantly. Your opponent’s king was constantly under fire.
• Practical time-pressure play. Even when down material you kept the initiative and forced your opponent to burn their final seconds – bullet gold.
• Confidence to experiment. Van ’t Kruijs, Wayward Queen and off-beat French set-ups gave you fresh positions and avoided heavy theory.

🚧 Biggest leaks to plug next

1. First-move queen sorties cost more than they earn.
   In the win below you survived, but against higher-rated bullet specialists 2.Qh5?! will back-fire because the queen needs two extra tempi to get to safety. Try the same aggressive spirit in sounder lines such as the King’s Gambit or the French Advance 3.e5.  
   
2. Center safety in the Van ’t Kruijs (1.e3) games.
   You twice lost instantly after 9…Nxf2! and 13…Qxd4. The early e2-e3 setup leaves the f- and d-pawns loose. Swap 1.e3 for 1.d4 or 1.Nf3 so the queen can protect those squares.
3. Time-outs when already winning.
   Three of the losses were on time with a winning position. Create a “finishing routine”:
   • Pre-move the last two safe checks.
   • Trade queens when up material – no counter-checks to worry about.
   • Use the keyboard arrow keys (or drag-release) the same way every game to save milliseconds.
4. Piece blunders stemming from mouse slips.
   Most of the material losses happened on move 8-14. Spend 5 minutes in custom puzzle rush at 1-second delay and click-training: grab and release pieces on the square before clicking to cut slips by half.

🎯 Two-week action plan

• Play one 30-minute analysis game vs. a friend or engine every evening. Bullet instincts improve fastest when occasionally slowed down.
• Adopt a three-opening repertoire you can pre-move: Sicilian Wing Gambit as White, Scandinavian ½…d5 vs. 1.e4, and KID Bullet setup vs. 1.d4.
• Finish every session with 5 tactical puzzles rated 200 pts above your current average – accuracy over speed.
• Track your progress with the built-in stats:
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  . Aim for a green upward slope on the hours you normally tilt.

🔍 Mini-strategy clinic: converting extra material

When you are already a rook up, switch plans from “mate soon” to “trade & promote”. On move 45 of your February 20th win you played 45…Kf5 (good!) but then spent 30 more moves shuffling. The clean technique is:

1. Centralise king behind your pawn chain.
2. Force one pawn break with …g5 / f4.
3. Trade rooks and push the passer – no calculation needed.

📈 Motivation corner

Your peak bullet rating so far: 2827 (2019-08-21). With the small fixes above you can realistically add 100-150 elo in the next month – especially if you cut the time-out losses.

Keep the energy, tidy up the openings, and you’ll see immediate gains. Good luck at the board, and keep me posted on your progress!