Hikaru shows exceptional GM-level play with 92.4% move accuracy across 120 scored positions. Standout strengths include opening preparation is a genuine asset and composure under pressure stands out. The key growth area: time management under pressure is the clearest leak — slower moves in complex positions will improve results. Move quality is remarkably consistent (consistency score 96/100), with a 4% rate of high-cost errors. The profile reflects a world-class game — refinements at this level are subtle and deeply specific.
96/100Consistency
4.2%High-cost error rate
120Scored positions
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In game 205, move 5, you spent 21.2s and played f3; the better move was Bd3. In game 204, move 6, you spent 18.1s and played Nc6; the better move was g6. Both times the time went by but the move still came out wrong, and that is the pattern: 6 of the 29 mistakes we looked at came from moving before your threat check was finished. So when there are checks or captures on the board, slow down and finish that check before you commit.
Before every move: Before I move, I finish my threat check.
This came up in 6 of the positions in this report, more than any other theme.
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Spend a little extra time when there are checks or captures. Finish your threat check before committing to a move.
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Reached 4 times · Played 2 times · 0.51 pawn evaluation loss
What happened
g5 was the better move here, not Qe2. Ask what your opponent can do next: checks, captures and threats. Count attackers and defenders before choosing your move.
Engine details
The report records Qe2; the engine prefers g5. 0.51 pawn evaluation loss. Themes: Opening, Opening Development.
Take this into your next game
Ask what your opponent can do next: checks, captures and threats. Count attackers and defenders before choosing your move.
After Qe2, what can they do?
Predict their reply before checking the engine.
Watch the engine line, step through replies, and compare with the move played.
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