nmohammad23

Personal Feedback for nmohammad23

Great work climbing into the mid-1700s! Your recent games show an energetic, tactical style that scores many decisive victories. Below is a snapshot of your overall performance followed by tailored advice.

Your Activity at a Glance

Two quick visuals to keep tracking your grind:

Peak so far: 2104 (2025-05-03). Let’s push that even higher.

What You’re Doing Well

• Piece activity & central strikes: You often seize the centre with 1.e4/1.d4 and follow up with pawn breaks (e4-d4 vs the Sicilian, d4-c4 in QGD structures).
• Tactical alertness: The double-check finish in your win vs Undream and the back-rank mate vs deziii show sharp calculation skills.
• Practical endgames: Repeated R + P vs R conversions demonstrate solid technique once the clocks allow.

Main Areas to Improve Next

1. Clock Management (Most urgent)
   Seven of your last ten losses were on time despite playable, even winning positions. Treat every move as a mini-budget:
   • Aim to keep >20 s until move 15 in 1-min games.
   • Practice “premove trees” in safe forcing sequences (recaptures, forced checks).
   • Play 3-min blitz sessions to rehearse thinking while not in panic mode, then port that rhythm back to bullet.
2. Opening Streamlining
   You alternate between the Sicilian French-Variation, Caro-Kann Exchange and French Exchange as both colours. That’s fine, but drill the typical plans so you don’t burn clock:
   • White vs ...c5: Memorise up to 10 moves of the French Variation line you like.
     Key pattern: 6.dxc5 & Bxc5 –> quick castling  →  avoid spending time on 7.Bb5!? unless you know why.
   • Black vs 1.e4: Pick either the French Exchange (…Nf6) or the Caro-Kann; juggling both costs prep time.
3. King Safety in Tactical Flurries
   In the loss vs Fireblizzz your king was safe, but loose dark-square control (…Bg4-x f3, …Nd4!) allowed a decisive fork. Build the habit “Every new file or diagonal opened → ask: Is my king or queen now targetable?”
4. Defensive Alertness
   Many resignations came after opponents doubled rooks on h-files or delivered perpetual knight forks. Incorporate a quick blunder-check routine:
   • Look for forcing moves (checks, captures, threats) by both sides before executing your idea. 2-second scan saves games.

Sample Game Capsules

Review these with an engine and with your own notes:

Suggested Weekly Routine

Quick Reference Glossary

initiative • zwischenzug • zugzwang

Final Encouragement

With sharper time-handling and a trimmed opening book you’re poised to break 1800+ quickly. Keep the tactics flowing, protect the king, and remember: every second saved in the opening is a second earned for the final blow. Good luck and enjoy the climb!