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Analysis: MOHAMEDSALEH19820 vs erivera90

Date: 2026.03.29 | Event: Live Chess | Site: Chess.com

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Evaluation

Your moves Opponent moves

Found 5 crucial moments (0 blunders, 5 missed opportunitys).

Moment 1 — Missed Opportunity MAJOR ↗

Missed Hanging Piece

FEN: 3r2k1/R4pbp/6p1/4p3/5B2/5P2/PP4PP/3N2K1 b - - 0 22

You Played: exf4
You Could Have Played: Rxd1+
Eval Swing: -360 cp
Variation: Rxd1+ Kf2 exf4 Ke2

You could have played: Rxd1+ Kf2 exf4 Ke2

Coach Explanation

You had a chance to play Rxd1+, winning material due to the hanging piece. This forces Kf2, and then exf4. After Ke2, you'd be in a significantly better position.

Moment 2 — Missed Opportunity MINOR ↗

Missed Positional

FEN: 8/5pkp/6p1/1r6/Rb3p2/3K1P2/P5PP/8 b - - 1 30

You Played: Rd5+
You Could Have Played: Rb8
Eval Swing: -211 cp
Variation: Rb8 h4 Bd6 Rc4

You could have played: Rb8 h4 Bd6 Rc4

Coach Explanation

You had a chance to play Rb8! This move would have significantly improved your position. Instead of the move played, Rb8 immediately creates problems for White. If White responds with h4, then Bd6 traps the rook. Finally, Rc4 would win material and cement your advantage.

Moment 3 — Missed Opportunity MAJOR ↗

Missed Positional

FEN: 8/5pkp/6p1/3r4/Rb2Kp2/5P2/P5PP/8 b - - 3 31

You Played: Ra5
You Could Have Played: Rb5
Eval Swing: -457 cp
Variation: Rb5 h3 Bd6 Rd4

You could have played: Rb5 h3 Bd6 Rd4

Coach Explanation

You had a chance to play Rb5. This positional move increases pressure. The engine suggests the continuation h3, followed by Bd6. After this, Rd4 forces a favorable endgame.

Moment 4 — Missed Opportunity CRITICAL ↗

Missed Positional

FEN: 8/8/6p1/4kp1p/1K6/5P2/6PP/8 b - - 1 41

You Played: g5
You Could Have Played: Kd4
Eval Swing: -681 cp
Variation: Kd4 Kb5 Ke3 Kb4

You could have played: Kd4 Kb5 Ke3 Kb4

Coach Explanation

You had a chance to seize a significant positional advantage. Kd4 puts your king in a dominant central position. If white responds with Kb5, you can continue with Ke3, forcing Kb4. This line demonstrates how active your king could become, creating problems for white and improving your overall position.

Moment 5 — Missed Opportunity CRITICAL ↗

Missed Positional

FEN: 8/8/8/5k2/6p1/6P1/6K1/8 b - - 2 49

You Played: Kg5
You Could Have Played: Ke4
Eval Swing: -3572 cp
Variation: Ke4 Kf2 Kd3 Kf1

You could have played: Ke4 Kf2 Kd3 Kf1

Coach Explanation

You had a chance to seize a decisive advantage. Ke4 is a powerful positional move. This immediately threatens to trap the white king. If you had played Ke4, and White responded with Kf2, you could have followed up with Kd3, forcing Kf1 and likely winning the game. This sequence significantly improves your position.

Recurring Patterns

This game continues the established pattern of missed opportunities, particularly regarding positional advantages and tactical strikes. The missed Rxd1+ highlights a continuing difficulty in recognizing hanging pieces, a recurring theme from previous games. The missed Rb8 and Rb5 opportunities showcase a struggle to identify positional improvements, a trend noted frequently in earlier analyses. The missed king moves (Kd4, Ke4) further underscores difficulty capitalizing on positional advantages, as the total missed opportunities has now reached 36 across the last 23 games.

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        [Event "Live Chess"]
[Site "Chess.com"]
[Date "2026.03.29"]
[White "MOHAMEDSALEH19820"]
[Black "erivera90"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]

1. e4 {+0.36} c5 {+0.43} 2. Nc3 {+0.27} Nc6 {+0.35} 3. Nf3 {+0.30} g6 {+0.34} 4.
d4 {+0.34} cxd4 {+0.20} 5. Nxd4 {+0.40} Bg7 {+0.35} 6. Nxc6 {-0.11} bxc6 {+0.10}
7. Bd3 {+0.05} Nf6 {-0.04} 8. f3 {-0.38} d5 {-0.49} 9. exd5 {-0.94} cxd5 {-0.97}
10. Bb5+ {-1.12} Bd7 {-1.01} 11. Bxd7+ {-1.28} Qxd7 {-1.24} 12. O-O {-1.19} d4
{-1.13} 13. Ne2 {-1.40} Nh5 {+0.10} 14. c3 {-0.97} dxc3 {+0.05} 15. Nxc3 {-0.17}
Qxd1 {-0.04} 16. Rxd1 {-0.07} O-O {+0.13} 17. Be3 {+0.00} e5 {+0.60} 18. Rd7
{+0.39} Rad8 {+1.26} 19. Rxa7 {+0.63} Nf4 {+0.93} 20. Rd1 {+1.10} Rxd1+ {+1.28}
21. Nxd1 {+1.16} Rd8 {+1.08} 22. Bxf4 {-3.64} exf4 $6 {-0.07 Missed Hanging
Piece · best: Rxd1+} 23. Kf2 {-5.26} Rxd1 {-3.92} 24. Ra8+ {-4.14} Bf8 {-4.23}
25. Ke2 {-4.43} Rd7 {-3.07} 26. b4 {-3.14} Kg7 {-3.09} 27. b5 {-3.42} Rb7
{-1.40} 28. Ra5 {-4.45} Bb4 {-4.72} 29. Ra4 {-4.68} Rxb5 {-4.78} 30. Kd3 {-4.83}
Rd5+ $6 {-2.71 Missed Positional · best: Rb8} 31. Ke4 {-4.69} Ra5 $6 {-0.06
Missed Positional · best: Rb5} 32. Rxa5 {-3.32} Bxa5 {-3.71} 33. Kxf4 {-4.34}
Bc7+ {-4.57} 34. Ke4 {-4.67} f5+ {-4.39} 35. Kd5 {-4.65} Kf6 {-3.56} 36. a4
{-4.51} Ba5 {-3.41} 37. Kc5 {-3.67} Bc3 {-3.51} 38. Kb5 {-4.11} Ke5 {-4.29} 39.
a5 {-5.44} Bxa5 {-5.76} 40. Kxa5 {-6.02} h5 {-5.46} 41. Kb4 {-6.75} g5 $6 {+0.00
Missed Positional · best: Kd4} 42. Kc3 {+0.00} Kf4 {+0.00} 43. Kd3 {+0.00} g4
{+0.00} 44. fxg4 {+0.00} fxg4 {+0.00} 45. Ke2 {+0.00} h4 {+0.00} 46. Kf2 {+0.00}
Kg5 {+0.00} 47. g3 {+0.00} hxg3+ {+0.00} 48. hxg3 {+0.00} Kf5 {+0.00} 49. Kg2
{-35.71} Kg5 $6 {+0.00 Missed Positional · best: Ke4} 50. Kf2 {+0.00} Kh5
{+0.00} 51. Ke3 {+0.00} Kg5 {+0.00} 52. Kf2 {+0.00} 1/2-1/2
    