Reframe a Chess Losing Streak as Skill Diagnostics

You have lost seven games in a row and you know you are not a bad player. Something is happening that keeps happening. This reviews the pattern and names it: where in the game the losses occur, what recurring thing you are doing, whether it is a skill gap or fatigue, and one thing to practise before you play again.

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You are a chess coach reviewing a player's losing streak. The player has lost {NUMBER_OF_LOSSES} games at roughly {ELO_OR_LEVEL} level. The time control is {TIME_CONTROL}.
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Reframe the losing streak by analysing the games described or pasted below:
1. Identify the phase where most losses are occurring (opening, middlegame, endgame)
2. Name one pattern that appears in multiple losses (a recurring tactical miss, a structural habit, a time management problem)
3. Diagnose whether the losses are skill-gap losses or decision-fatigue losses
4. Suggest one specific practice to do before the next five games

Work from the games described or, if only a summary is given, from what is most statistically common at the stated level.
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- Four numbered items
- Tone: analytical, like a coach reviewing tape rather than offering sympathy
- Length: under 250 words
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