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Lougain Dahdal WIM

whitebishop097642 Since 2010 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟♟
48.2%- 47.0%- 4.9%
Bullet 1651
10W 20L 0D
Blitz 1638
5161W 5008L 522D
Rapid 2159
2W 9L 0D
Daily 1706
2W 5L 0D
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Coach Chesswick

Positive Trends

Lougain Dahdal, your recent games show promising progress:

  • Your rating has increased steadily over the last 6 months, with a 109 point gain, and the upward trend continues.
  • You maintain a balanced win rate around 50%, which indicates competitive play even against stronger opponents.
  • Your ability to convert advantages is reflected in your solid performance in various openings, including the French Defense and Trompowsky Attack.
  • Game analysis reveals effective use of piece activity and pressure in the middlegame, especially with timely queen and bishop maneuvers.

Areas for Improvement

While your improvements are commendable, focusing on these aspects could further enhance your play:

  • Endgame Technique: Some lost games indicate difficulty in converting or defending endgames. Reviewing fundamental endgame principles and practicing key endgame scenarios could be beneficial.
  • Time Management: A few games ended due to time pressure, diminishing your chances to find good moves. Try to balance speed with accuracy, especially in the critical phases.
  • Opening Consistency: While you have a solid opening repertoire, deepening your understanding of key opening lines and common plans—such as in the French Defense exchange variations and English Opening setups—will help you navigate middlegames more confidently.
  • Handling Counterattack: Some losses involved facing strong counterattacks. Strengthening your defense tactics and positional awareness can improve your resistance during complicated positions.

Recommendations

Based on your recent games and performance data, consider the following training steps:

  • Study classic endgames focusing on king and pawn endings, rook endings, and minor piece endgames using puzzles and practice games.
  • Analyze your time usage in blitz games to identify moments when you spend too much time and when to move faster.
  • Watch instructional videos or read materials on your main openings to improve your opening preparation.
  • Play slower time control games occasionally to practice deep calculation and avoid time scramble errors.
  • Review your lost games with a coach or chess engine to understand mistakes and missed opportunities.

Final Encouragement

Your steady rating gains and growing skill set are excellent signs of improvement. Keep focusing on your weaknesses while building upon your strengths. Consistent study and practice will continue to raise your level. Well done and keep up the good work!


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