A real report, untouched

This is an actual Rookprint report, generated by our AI from Stockfish's analysis of the last 189 public games of a real Lichess blitz player rated about 1600. We hid the username and removed the game links; nothing else was edited.

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Cover of the report: Sharp-eyed blitz fighter who builds good positions, then races the clock — Generated by our AICover: the chess DNA in one line.

Overview page: score 52.6%, move accuracy 88.1%, 0.7 blunders per game, 60.5% of losses on time, results bar, strengths and the 3 weaknesses — Generated by our AIOverview: the key numbers, two strengths, three weaknesses.

Trend page: blitz rating game by game from 1651 to 1622 (peak 1657, low 1562), move accuracy game by game, first half against second half — Generated by our AITrend: rating and accuracy over all 189 games.

Weakness 1: losing games to the clock, with a real position — Generated by our AIWeakness 1, with a position from their own game.

Weakness 2: pieces left en prise, with a real position and the exercises that train it — Generated by our AIWeakness 2, how to fix it and the exercises that train it.

Openings page: score bars, eval at move 12 and early errors per opening with White and Black — Generated by our AIWinning and losing openings, with White and Black.

Clock page: errors per 100 moves by clock left, losses on time, clock rules — Generated by our AIClock: how the error rate climbs as time runs out.

Recurring errors page: errors by game phase and by pattern in bar charts, pieces left en prise — Generated by our AIRecurring errors by phase, pattern and piece.

30-day plan page: training time by theme and the day-by-day plan grouped by week — Generated by our AIThe 30-day plan, week by week.

Exercises

Puzzles from their own mistakes

Each position is a moment where the player went wrong in a real game and a clearly better move existed, checked again by a deeper Stockfish search. Try them, then open the solution.

Exercise 1: Black to play, move 26 — Exercise 1 · Black to play · move 26

Exercise 2: White to play, move 21 — Exercise 2 · White to play · move 21

Exercise 3: Black to play, move 23 — Exercise 3 · Black to play · move 23

Exercise 4: Black to play, move 20 — Exercise 4 · Black to play · move 20

Exercise 5: White to play, move 18 — Exercise 5 · White to play · move 18

Exercise 6: Black to play, move 15 — Exercise 6 · Black to play · move 15

Exercise 7: Black to play, move 26 — Exercise 7 · Black to play · move 26

Exercise 8: White to play, move 25 — Exercise 8 · White to play · move 25

Generated by our AI from Stockfish's analysis. Your exercises also come as a PGN file you can import into a Lichess study and play on a real board.

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