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x-7171385435 WCM

Since 2020 (Closed) Chess.com
48.1%- 46.7%- 5.2%
Daily 1526 2W 2L 0D
Rapid 2084 71W 32L 9D
Blitz 2163 680W 529L 91D
Bullet 2167 1149W 1286L 107D
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Coach Chesswick

Hi x-7171385435! 👍 Quick snapshot

• Current bullet form: sharp and ambitious.
• Peak bullet rating: 2271 (2024-03-17)

Your performance at a glance

  • When you play:
    Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%1:00 - 75.0%2:00 - 52.0%3:00 - 52.7%4:00 - 46.6%5:00 - 52.6%6:00 - 53.6%7:00 - 51.0%8:00 - 51.8%9:00 - 45.1%10:00 - 56.7%11:00 - 52.1%12:00 - 48.0%13:00 - 49.8%14:00 - 49.2%15:00 - 43.8%16:00 - 38.9%17:00 - 34.7%18:00 - 34.4%19:00 - 54.0%20:00 - 48.5%21:00 - 63.0%23:00 - 28.6%12345678910111213141516171819202123Hour of Day (UTC)
  • How you score through the week:
    Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 46.5%Tuesday - 45.2%Wednesday - 49.0%Thursday - 53.2%Friday - 53.9%Saturday - 39.8%Sunday - 50.1%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

3 recurring strengths

  1. Tactical awareness. You spot ​tactics quickly – note the 31…Rh1# miniature against rhwr.
  2. Practical aggression. Early …g5/…h5 thrusts (e.g. vs mb​ojan) show you like seizing the initiative.
  3. Conversion in won positions. End-game technique was clean in the “two-queen” finish against dodorox.

3 priority improvements

  1. Opening consistency. Jumping between …f6, …g6 systems and the Albin Counter-Gambit lets stronger opponents steer the game into lines you don’t know.
  2. King safety in early queen raids. The loss to Daniel Naroditsky stems from 10.Qxb7 inviting …Bb4+. Your king walked to a3 and never recovered.
  3. Time management under pressure. Two recent losses (ParagonFighter & Trovita84) were on the clock while still unclear on the board.

Opening focus (next two weeks)

• With Black vs 1.e4: adopt one main line (e.g. Sicilian Najdorf or French) and stick to it – no more mixing Alekhine & Scandinavian ideas.
• With Black vs 1.d4/c4/Nf3: build a compact set-up – e.g. the King’s Indian if you enjoy pawn storms, or the solid Slav if you prefer structure.
• Every session, play five unrated games slowly (3 + 2) and write down the first 12 moves from memory afterwards.

Illustrative moments

What went wrong vs Naroditsky (diagram after 18…Qa5#)

• Lesson: After grabbing on b7 you must calculate forcing checks. Simply castling on move 10 would avoid the entire trap.
• Drill: Practice “Queen-snatch safety test”: whenever you can take a pawn with the queen in the opening, spend two extra seconds asking “What checks & captures does my opponent gain?”

Clean attacking win vs rhwr

• Positive takeaway: You used open lines around the enemy king and coordinated heavy pieces smoothly.
• Keep: Spotting & executing thematic sacrifices (…Rxh4!) is your forte – preserve that attacking mindset.

End-game & technique

Your two-queen end-games were stylish, but the loss to Trovita84 showed a tendency to over-push pawns before centralising the king. Spend 15 min/day on rook + pawn vs rook drill; it pays off even in bullet because technique becomes automatic.

Action plan checklist

  • ⏱️ Clock discipline: aim for 10 – 15 s reserve entering tactical complications. Blunder rate will drop.
  • 📚 Opening notebook: write one page per defence with key traps you might suffer (start with Albin & Scandinavian).
  • đź§  Daily puzzle rush: 3 runs, but pause after the first wrong answer and replay the line on a board.
  • 🏋️‍♂️ Monthly goal: reach >55 % win-rate against 2200-plus opposition – track in the chart above.

Glossary shortcuts

Initiative, Tactical motif, King safety

Good luck, keep the energy on the board, and remember: speed is great, but accuracy buys you extra seconds later!


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