
mtsjr888
Slow-brewed aggression and high-risk lines. Big wins, brutal losses.
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What happens under time pressure
In your 600s games the clock decides more than the board does. The two lines run together until about move 20 — that's where the games you lose start bleeding time faster than the ones you win. You close out wins with 368s to spare but scrape through losses on 225s — a 143s gap that points at time trouble, not blunders. You actually hold up in scrambles (0% under 10s), so the clock isn't your main problem — it's the moves before it.
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