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ya3mrii

Since 2025 (Closed for Fair Play Violations) Chess.com
52.5%- 40.9%- 6.6%
Bullet 233
6W 11L 0D
Blitz 196
1W 3L 0D
Rapid 791
182W 134L 24D
Daily 400
1W 0L 0D
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Hi ya3mrii 👋 – Coaching Report

Your current picture

  • Typical opponents: 450-500 rating range.
  • Favourite openings: queen pawn systems as White, Scandinavian-type defences as Black.
  • Peak rating so far: 799 (2025-07-15)
  • Activity trends:
    Win Rate by Hour100%75%25%0%50%5:00 - 100.0%6:00 - 57.1%7:00 - 42.3%8:00 - 50.0%9:00 - 58.8%10:00 - 28.6%11:00 - 47.8%12:00 - 62.5%13:00 - 53.9%14:00 - 58.8%15:00 - 59.5%16:00 - 36.7%17:00 - 45.7%18:00 - 58.3%19:00 - 39.1%20:00 - 34.5%21:00 - 47.6%22:00 - 40.0%23:00 - 33.3%567891011121314151617181920212223Hour of Day (UTC)
    Win Rate by Day100%75%25%0%50%Monday - 39.3%Tuesday - 53.7%Wednesday - 45.4%Thursday - 48.0%Friday - 66.1%Saturday - 50.0%Sunday - 47.5%MonTueWedThuFriSatSunDay of Week

What you already do well

  1. Early piece activity – you usually develop bishops and knights quickly, often winning loose pawns (e.g. 12.Qxa8 in your win vs. rakib2721).
  2. Willingness to castle – most of your wins feature a safe king by move 10.
  3. Finding tactical shots – moves like 7.Bxd5+ and 11.Nxc7+ show good tactical vision.

Biggest improvement themes

1. Queen adventures too early

Games such as your losses to Dream384 and 3mksaif123 show the queen racing out on move 4-6, after which she becomes a target (Qb5+, Qa4+, Qg4). Follow the opening principle: develop minor pieces first, castle, then bring the queen. Practice: play five blitz games where your queen does not cross the fourth rank until move 10.

2. King safety vs. open centre

In several Scandinavian setups you leave the king on e8 while pawns disappear from the centre (e.g. 1…d5 2.e5 Nc6 … f6). Opponents then open lines with Qb3, Re1, Rxe6. Fix: the moment you play …d5/e5/e6 and the centre opens, commit to castling immediately or keep the centre closed.

3. Loose back-rank pieces

Tactics like 27…Rxf1+ in your loss to Dream384 or 26…Rd1+ collapsing on the back rank indicate missed signals: undefended rooks & knights, diagonal pins. Daily puzzle training (especially pins, fork, discovered attack) will sharpen your board scan.

4. Time management

Your clock often shows 7-8 minutes left when the game ends – good! Use a slice of that time to double-check tactics before committing to forcing lines.

Opening menu for the next 30 days

You have WhiteFocus moves
London-system structure1.d4 2.Nf3 3.Bf4 4.e3 5.c4 (no queen hunts)
You have BlackFocus moves
Scandinavian with 2…Nf61.e4 d5 2.exd5 Nf6 3.d4 Nxd5  (& castle short on move 6-7)

Endgame tip

Your win versus Amath_s7 reached a rook-and-bishop ending. Try to convert three such endgames this week; practice the Lucena and Philidor rook positions.

Model game to review

Replay your cleanest recent win with comments:

Suggested weekly routine

  • 15 mins: opening review with a board (no engine).
  • 30 mins: tactics trainer (aim ≥80% accuracy).
  • 1 rapid game (10|0), annotate without engine, then compare.
  • 5 mins: endgame drill (rook vs. pawn, king+queen vs. king, etc.).

Next milestone

Reach  550 rapid by the end of the month – that is roughly one extra win every three games at your current pace.

Keep it up!

You already show creativity and fighting spirit. By tightening your king safety and reducing early queen sorties, you’ll convert many of those close losses into wins. Enjoy the climb, and message me any time you have questions!


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