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sheldron young

sheldronFrost Louisville Since 2024 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟
49.4%- 47.9%- 2.8%
Bullet 1242
1085W 1074L 47D
Blitz 1272
3517W 3387L 208D
Rapid 1265
69W 71L 6D
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Coach Chesswick

Hi Sheldron Young, here’s some feedback on your recent blitz games:

Strengths to celebrate:

  • You've shown excellent tactical awareness, with multiple games ending in checkmate in your favor. Your aggressive queen and rook maneuvers, especially in games against YellowmanDream and ej_hofmann, were well executed.
  • Your opening choices like the Queens-Pawn Opening and Queens-Gambit variations are solid, indicating good preparation and control early in the game.
  • You've been effective in capitalizing on opponent errors, as seen in quick wins by resignation and checkmate.

Areas for improvement:

  • Time management: A few games were decided on time losses. Try to balance speed with accuracy—maybe practice managing your clock better during critical middle and endgame phases.
  • Handling complexity in the midgame: In games you lost, opponents often gained advantages by tactical strikes leading to checkmate or material gain. Work on staying alert to potential threats, especially around the king's safety and piece coordination.
  • Opening defense: Against openings like the Slav Defense and Sicilian Defense, some of your key defensive moves allowed opponent breakthroughs. Reviewing defenses against these could help bolster your positions.

Performance & rating trends:

  • Your current strength adjusted win rate is just under 50%, which means with further practice, you can tip that in your favor.
  • You’ve seen a drop in rating over the past month (-135), but a positive trend over the last 3 and 6 months reflects steady long-term improvement.
  • You might be experiencing some short-term challenges or variance; focusing on consistency and avoiding unforced errors can help.

Recommendations:

  • Continue studying tactical motifs and endgame techniques to convert winning chances more reliably.
  • Analyze games where you lost on time or by blunder to understand critical moments better.
  • Explore deeper resources on openings you frequently play to strengthen your early middle game transitions.

Keep up the good work! Your ability to secure checkmates and tactical wins shows strong attacking talents worth developing further.

For example, here’s a great finish from your game vs. ayuushman2010 where you delivered a mating attack after solid control:

Keep practicing and review both wins and losses carefully. Your growing experience over the next months will serve you well in blitz and other time controls.


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