Your recent blitz pattern
Your recent games show a clear identity: you are an attacking player who punishes loose kings and fights to the very end. Your wins came from creating threats and converting them, while your losses mostly came from the same theme, your own king being exposed, and positions reaching the endgame where the opponent handled the pawn structure better.
What you are doing well
You have a real eye for attack. In your win against Rajaw69, you sacrificed your bishop on f7 to open the enemy king, then finished with a rook on the back rank. That kind of follow-through is a big asset. Review this win
You also handle chaotic positions well. Against yenilmezler02 you kept the pressure on an exposed king and forced mate, and in the game against princevishu02 you turned a balanced Italian into a winning exchange. Review this attack and Review this win
Your Scandinavian Defense games as White show that you can build a strong center and create quick chances. Several of your wins came from exactly that setup, and that is a solid foundation to keep building on.
Main area to improve: king safety before material
Your loss to triyono01 is the clearest lesson. You grabbed a rook with your queen early, but your own king never got to safety, and you were checkmated on f2. Review this loss
In the second loss to zchris97, you collected a lot of material, then your king marched up the board and got trapped. Review this loss When you are ahead, it is usually better to castle and keep your king behind pawns, rather than going on a king walk.
Build one simple habit: before you take any piece, ask if your king has a safe square and a pawn shield. king safety should be the first thought whenever you play a sharp move, especially in a 5 minute game.
Endgames are where your losses mostly happen
Against ironmaw and in another game with triyono01, you reached losing rook endgames. Review this loss and Review this loss
In those positions, the player who gets their king active and their rook fighting usually wins. Try to put your rooks behind passed pawns, cut off the enemy king, and bring your king toward the center. Simple endgame principles will convert several of those games into draws or wins.
Your earlier loss to zchris97 also showed the cost of passive pieces. You were pushed around by a passed pawn because your knight ended up on the edge. Review this loss Keep your pieces central and active, especially when the board opens up.
Time pressure is costing you wins
You lost on time to giovanni_crosta in a playable position. Review this loss You had chances to play forcing moves and trade pieces, but the clock became the main opponent.
Use your opponent's move to make your decisions. When the flag is near, prefer forcing moves or trades instead of trying to calculate deep lines. That is how you avoid time pressure collapses in blitz games.
Next steps
- Pick a clear plan before move 10: either castle and connect your rooks, or if you attack, make sure your king has a safe spot.
- In endgames, trade pawns when you are ahead and use your king as a real fighting piece.
- After each blitz game, look at the last five moves and check whether your king could have been attacked. That single habit will sharpen both your win rate and your confidence.