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riciler Since 2022 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟
48.5%- 43.3%- 8.2%
Bullet 207
5W 6L 0D
Blitz 166
49W 50L 8D
Rapid 399
108W 96L 22D
Daily 218
16W 7L 0D
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Coach Chesswick

Hi ᕗ_ᕙ! Here’s your personalised chess feedback

Quick Stats

  • Blitz peak so far: 432 (2024-11-21)
  • Best performance hours: see
    Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%0:00 - 43.8%1:00 - 58.8%2:00 - 50.0%3:00 - 53.9%4:00 - 58.8%5:00 - 57.1%6:00 - 37.8%7:00 - 50.0%8:00 - 52.4%9:00 - 38.5%10:00 - 52.4%11:00 - 39.5%12:00 - 30.4%13:00 - 46.9%14:00 - 33.3%15:00 - 25.0%16:00 - 20.0%17:00 - 66.7%18:00 - 100.0%20:00 - 100.0%21:00 - 100.0%22:00 - 69.6%23:00 - 28.6%012345678910111213141516171820212223Hour of Day (UTC)
  • Weekly consistency: see
    Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 51.1%Tuesday - 64.1%Wednesday - 51.4%Thursday - 58.2%Friday - 44.2%Saturday - 37.5%Sunday - 42.1%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

What You Already Do Well

  1. Tactical flair. Wins like 13.Qxf7# and 8...Nxf2 show sharp calculation under time pressure.
  2. Initiative with Black. Your Scandinavian/Modern-Portuguese setups (…Nf6, …Bg4, long-castle) often seize the momentum early.
  3. Clock control. In most games you keep >90 % of your starting time through move 10, giving you room to think in critical middlegames.

Patterns That Cost You Points

  1. Premature queen excursions.
    • …Qg5 in the Scandinavian and Qh5/Qh4 in the Vienna invited tempo-gaining attacks.
    • Self-drill: forbid queen moves before move 8 (unless capturing) for your next 10 rapid games.
  2. Delayed king safety.
    Remaining un-castled while launching pawn storms (e.g. Falkbeer loss) left you vulnerable. Checklist: centre → minors → castle → connect rooks → attack.
  3. Under-estimating counterplay.
    Grabs like Qxb2 or Bxh1 back-fired after tactics such as …Qd1+ (a classic zwischenzug). Habit: before any capture, spend 10 seconds on “What if I don’t recapture?”
  4. Endgame conversion.
    In the R+P endgame vs melvinameng you were material up yet drifted. A few rook-ending fundamentals (Lucena, Philidor) will flip such games in your favour.

Two-Week Action Plan

  1. Opening discipline. Keep the Scandinavian but play the main line 2…Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qa5 for now; save the …Qg5 sideline for bullet.
  2. “Castle by 10” challenge. Play ten 15 + 10 games where castling after move 10 costs you a self-imposed point.
  3. Tactical reps. 30 puzzles/day focused on zwischenzug & back rank motifs—track accuracy, aim for 85 %.
  4. Endgame micro-sessions. Each evening drill 15 min of rook-pawn endings (Lucena, Philidor, Vancura).
  5. Post-game reflection. After every session save one key moment and share it with a training partner or in your club forum.

Keep the Fire Burning

Your attacking instinct is your super-power—polish the fundamentals and a 2600-blitz milestone is within reach. Enjoy the climb!

— CoachBot 🤖


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