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Og10003

Since 2019 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟
37.3%- 60.8%- 2.0%
Blitz 426
0W 10L 0D
Rapid 756
3W 12L 1D
Daily 985
16W 9L 0D
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Coach Chesswick

Hi Og10003!

Congratulations on your recent results and on reaching 1145 (2024-04-18). Below is personalised feedback drawn from your latest wins and losses.

1. What you’re doing well

  • Tactical Awareness. In your win against yamagucci you uncorked 18…g4! and later 24…Nxf3+, showing an excellent eye for forcing moves and the value of an open g-file.
  • Active, dynamic openings as Black. The Nimzowitsch (1…Nc6) and various Sicilian lines give you lively positions that suit your tactical style.
  • Practical fighting spirit. Even from slightly worse positions you create counter-chances and often convert when opponents falter.

2. Main improvement areas

  • Time management.
    Six of your last nine decisive games ended on the clock. You won some, but also lost to lower-rated players. • Enable move reminders or push-notifications. • Play fewer concurrent games so each gets regular attention.
  • Development & King Safety.
    Re-moving the same piece (e.g. Bd4–e3–d2–a5) or early queen sorties slows you down. Aim for the three classical opening rules:
    1. Fight for the centre with pawns and pieces.
    2. Develop each minor piece once.
    3. Castle before starting pawn storms.
    Consider a simple, repeatable repertoire (Italian/Scotch as White, Classical Sicilian or Scandinavian as Black) and focus on plans rather than memorising long lines.
  • Finishing won positions.
    Several wins relied on the opponent’s clock in won rook or queen endgames. Practise basic K+P and R+P endings so you can convert quickly even when the opponent resists.
  • Pawn-structure judgement.
    Losses often feature advanced isolated pawns (e.g. …d4, …d3 pushes) that became targets. Before pushing a pawn ask: “Can I support it, or will it become weak?”

3. Suggested training plan

FrequencyActivity
Daily (10-15 min)
  • 3–5 puzzles focusing on intermediate fork, pin and double-attack motifs.
  • Glance through one of your own games; note one lesson.
Weekly (1-2 h)
  • Play two 15 | 10 rapid games to practise openings & clock use.
  • Watch/read one end-game lesson (e.g. Lucena) and beat the computer from that position twice.
  • Update your opening note-cards with ideas you liked.

4. Pre-move checklist

  1. Are any pieces (mine or opponent’s) undefended?
  2. What are the forcing moves (checks, captures, threats) for both sides?
  3. Will my king stay safe after the move?
  4. Does the move improve my worst-placed piece?
  5. How much time remains on my clock?

5. Track your progress

Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%0:00 - 25.0%1:00 - 28.6%2:00 - 10.0%3:00 - 14.3%4:00 - 0.0%9:00 - 100.0%10:00 - 33.3%11:00 - 0.0%12:00 - 33.3%13:00 - 60.0%14:00 - 31.2%15:00 - 20.0%16:00 - 21.4%17:00 - 33.3%18:00 - 20.0%19:00 - 28.6%20:00 - 31.8%21:00 - 16.0%22:00 - 28.6%23:00 - 0.0%0123491011121314151617181920212223Hour of Day (UTC)
  
Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 26.1%Tuesday - 21.2%Wednesday - 29.0%Thursday - 22.6%Friday - 25.9%Saturday - 24.1%Sunday - 31.0%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

Good luck in your upcoming games. Keep the tactics sharp, manage that clock, and your rating will continue to climb!

CoachBot


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