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Razafindrabiaza Christine WFM

Rackris Since 2019 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
49.9%- 46.5%- 3.6%
Rapid 1631 24W 22L 1D
Blitz 1579 765W 713L 56D
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Coach Chesswick

Hi Christine, here is some personalised feedback to help you keep improving!

At-a-glance

  • Current form: solid 1500–1600 range with regular decisive results.
  • Peaked at 2017 (2019-04-25) recently – evidence that your overall level is rising.
  • Your activity chart shows healthy practice sessions:
    Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%0:00 - 50.0%1:00 - 48.4%2:00 - 59.2%3:00 - 47.5%4:00 - 49.0%5:00 - 59.0%6:00 - 66.7%7:00 - 54.5%8:00 - 39.1%9:00 - 42.7%10:00 - 44.0%11:00 - 50.0%12:00 - 52.2%13:00 - 54.9%14:00 - 52.5%15:00 - 53.8%16:00 - 50.6%17:00 - 49.0%18:00 - 42.5%19:00 - 51.5%20:00 - 47.5%21:00 - 62.5%0123456789101112131415161718192021Hour of Day (UTC)
    .

Your key strengths

  1. Tactical alertness – you often spot forcing sequences (e.g. 21.Rc7! in your latest win) and aren’t afraid to calculate concrete lines.
  2. Piece activity – you routinely place rooks on open files and knights on central outposts, keeping pressure on the opponent.
  3. Fighting spirit – many victories come from holding complex positions and playing until the very end of the game clock.

Biggest improvement opportunities

  1. Time management – several losses are flagged “game abandoned / time”. Try mini time-checks every 5 moves so you do not drift into time trouble.
  2. Opening depth – you play many systems (Queen’s Pawn, Colle, Sicilian, Ruy Lopez, Philidor…). Narrow the repertoire to 1-2 main lines so you can reach middlegames you really understand.
  3. King safety & pawn pushes – in the loss vs SvitoL your 10.g4 weakened the light squares. Ask yourself before every pawn move: “Does this create new holes near my king?” prophylaxis.
  4. End-game conversion – several wins were on time rather than checkmate. Regularly practise basic rook- and pawn-endgames so you can convert faster and with confidence.

Opening snapshot

• With White, the early in the Ruy Lopez Exchange is fine, but follow up with the strategic plan: pawn majority endgame, not a quick g-pawn storm.
• With Black, you meet 1.d4 with …d5 and an immediate …c5 (Marshall / Tarrasch ideas). Consider studying a model game by Capablanca to appreciate typical pawn breaks and move orders.

Concrete training plan (4-week sample)

FocusWeekly goal
OpeningMemorise 10 critical moves in your main lines; create a flash-card deck.
Tactics30 puzzles/day filtered for “<1300 tempo” to drill pattern speed.
EndgamePlay 15 rook-and-pawn studies against the engine; record win/loss.
Practical playFive 10 + 5 rapid games, annotate one deeply each weekend.

Recent game examples

Click to replay your most recent victory (tactical finish)
Click to replay a recent loss (lesson in king safety)

Next steps

  • Analyse one of your own games every day for a week; ask “Where was the last safe move?”
  • Schedule a thematic sparring match vs maitreraptor42 focusing on the Queen’s Gambit structures.
  • Revisit this dashboard monthly – the trend graph
    Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 49.2%Tuesday - 47.3%Wednesday - 48.8%Thursday - 57.3%Friday - 46.1%Saturday - 53.6%Sunday - 47.6%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week
    will keep you accountable.

Keep up the hard work, stay curious, and enjoy the journey!


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