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Laura Rogule WGM

Username: vwnv7

Playing Since: 2015-05-10 (Inactive)

Wow Factor: ♟♟♟

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Rapid: 2295
70W / 33L / 14D
Blitz: 2387
1906W / 1695L / 266D

Laura Rogule - Woman Grandmaster

Laura Rogule, proudly holding the prestigious title of Woman Grandmaster awarded by FIDE, is a force to be reckoned with in the realm of chess. With tactical awareness sharp enough to make even the most cunning bishops blink twice, Laura’s style is both resilient and calculating.

Beginnings in Blitz saw a modest 1355 rating in 2015, but like a queen emerging from pawnhood, Laura's blitz rating blossomed impressively over the years — peaking at 2503 in 2021. Whether lightning-fast or thoughtfully paced, her games reveal a penchant for endgames (84.42% frequency), often lasting around 74 moves when victorious, proving she’s no stranger to the long game.

Her rapid play is equally formidable, with a max rating above 2400 and a win rate that could give a knight’s gallop a run for its money. Laura’s comeback rate stands at an impressive 91%, signaling a player who refuses to let a lost piece ruffle her feathers — she fights back with 100% success after losing material, truly embodying the phrase “resilience is in the genes.”

With a longest winning streak of 15 games, Laura occasionally unleashes a sequence of moves with precision that might remind one of DNA replication – methodical, exact, and unstoppable. Her psychological tilt factor is fairly low at 21, showing she keeps her cool even when the position looks like a mating net closing in.

Opponents beware: Laura has a win rate of nearly 50% in over 3,800 blitz games, a testament to her consistent competitive edge. Her preferred openings remain top secret, but judging by her performance, it’s safe to say she’s evolved a strategy as finely tuned as the neural connections in a chess prodigy’s brain.

Outside the board, Laura Rogule might just be the queen of clever moves and witty biology puns — after all, the way she replicates her success, one could say she’s *evolutionarily* engineered for victory.


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Feedback for Laura Rogule

Laura, your recent games showcase solid fundamentals and a strong grasp of opening principles, especially in mainline openings like the Semi-Slav Defense and Sicilian Rossolimo. Here are some targeted observations and suggestions to help you continue improving:

Strengths:

  • Opening Repertoire: You handle the Semi-Slav and Sicilian defenses confidently, which is excellent. Your development is timely in these openings, and you understand key concepts like controlling the center and completing development efficiently.
  • Active Piece Play: Throughout your wins, you make good use of piece activity, especially moves like Re1, Rd1, and well-coordinated bishop placements. These enhance both your attacking chances and positional control.
  • Handling Tactics: You have a keen eye for tactical opportunities, as seen by your successful execution of combinations leading to material gain or checkmate in various games.

Areas for Improvement:

  • Endgame Technique: In some losses, endgame precision could be improved, particularly in converting advantageous positions or defending tough spots. Focus on key endgame principles, such as king activity, pawn structure, and piece coordination.
  • Defensive Awareness: In a few critical moments, your opponents managed to infiltrate your position or initiate attacks that were difficult to parry. Strengthening your defensive calculation and prophylactic thinking will help you handle pressure better.
  • Time Management: While you maintain a solid pace in your games, consider reserving more time for complex middlegame moments to avoid rushed decisions.

Next Steps for Your Training:

  • Review key endgame positions regularly, especially rook and minor piece endings similar to those in your recent losses.
  • Practice puzzle-solving focused on defensive motifs to better recognize and counter threats before they fully develop.
  • Analyze critical positions from your recent losses with a coach or chess engine to identify missed opportunities or inaccuracies.
  • Expand your middle game plans by studying thematic pawn breaks and piece maneuvers to increase your strategic depth.

Keep up your great work and focus on these elements steadily. Your foundation is strong, and with refined technique in these areas, you can raise your level even further!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
wanderer8565 8W / 8L / 0D View Games
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Ogbogboro 6W / 4L / 2D View Games
hobitek 7W / 4L / 0D View Games

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2022 2387 2295
2021 2355 2358
2020 2467 2268
2019 2204 1843
2018 2315
2015 1355
Rating by Year20152018201920202021202224671355YearRatingBlitzRapid

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2022 3W / 5L / 3D 4W / 6L / 1D 92.0
2021 25W / 19L / 4D 23W / 20L / 4D 91.3
2020 149W / 115L / 17D 132W / 124L / 18D 80.6
2019 801W / 662L / 115D 754W / 731L / 109D 79.9
2018 43W / 24L / 7D 43W / 23L / 3D 83.4
2015 1W / 0L / 0D 0W / 0L / 0D 59.0

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Caro-Kann Defense 202 102 81 19 50.5%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 144 63 72 9 43.8%
Sicilian Defense: Dragon Variation, Accelerated Dragon 131 78 45 8 59.5%
Amazon Attack 129 53 64 12 41.1%
French Defense: Advance Variation 122 61 50 11 50.0%
Czech Defense 102 46 43 13 45.1%
Blackburne Shilling Gambit 98 50 42 6 51.0%
Bird Opening: Dutch Variation, Batavo Gambit 96 44 49 3 45.8%
Modern 87 36 47 4 41.4%
Slav Defense 76 36 36 4 47.4%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 15 0
Losing 21 2
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