GEGEL

What to improve

1. 01

   Review defensive decisions

   Perfect Parry: profile 0.3 · reference 0.68

   Compare five defensive situations: what did the opponent do, what did you choose, and what happened? Low parry or throw-tech counts alone do not establish a weakness.

   Try this

   Record two different options from one troublesome situation. Practice identifying them and choosing a response, then review whether the same decision improves in your next set.

   Supporting stats

   • Perfect Parry: profile 0.3 · reference 0.68
2. 02

   Review close-range choices

   Throws: profile 2.1 · reference 2.55

   Look at five close-range exchanges. Separate throw opportunities, throw attempts and defensive choices; the aggregate counts cannot show which option was correct.

   Try this

   Replay one recurring situation in training with both a strike and a throw recorded. Practice your chosen responses, then check how often you make that choice deliberately in matches.

   Supporting stats

   • Throws: profile 2.1 · reference 2.55
   • Throw techs: profile 0.2 · reference 0.47
3. 03

   Give each meter spend a purpose

   SA3: profile 51.6% · reference 40.4%

   Review five resource decisions with the actual gauge visible. Note what the spend gained and what options remained; usage shares alone cannot measure efficiency.

   Try this

   Practice a familiar sequence with a resource spend and a conservation alternative. Compare the outcome and remaining gauge before deciding which situation calls for each.

   Supporting stats

   • SA3: profile 51.6% · reference 40.4%
   • CA: profile 4.7% · reference 10.6%

AI selects and prioritizes reviewed practice plans from the cited stats. Habits cover the whole profile; character records and recent samples have separate scopes. These are ideas to test, not confirmed weaknesses or video analysis. Latest reported trends across the last 100 matches, not lifetime habit averages.

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How to beat this player

1. 01

   Probe defense before committing

   Drive Reversal: profile 0.6 · reference 0.3

   Test one familiar pressure situation and observe the actual response. Use that observation to vary your next choice; do not infer a success rate from event counts.

   Try this

   Try your usual strike/throw decision in a situation you understand. Repeat only if the response is consistent; if they adapt, vary your timing or reset to neutral.

   Supporting stats

   • Drive Reversal: profile 0.6 · reference 0.3
2. 02

   Test the close-range pattern

   Throws: profile 2.1 · reference 2.55

   Observe actual strike, throw and defensive choices at close range. Change one part of your familiar mix only after a tendency appears.

   Try this

   If the same response repeats twice, try a different option in that situation. If the player changes their response, return to varied choices instead of assuming the pattern is permanent.

   Supporting stats

   • Throws: profile 2.1 · reference 2.55
   • Got thrown: profile 2.5 · reference 2.48
3. 03

   Build pressure without overextending

   Corner pressure: profile 12.7 · reference 12.04

   Look for chances to gain space with familiar options. Once the opponent is cornered, observe how they actually try to leave before selecting an adjustment.

   Try this

   Test one pressure sequence you know well. If an escape repeats, rehearse an answer to that exact option; if they vary their defense, avoid committing to a single read.

   Supporting stats

   • Corner pressure: profile 12.7 · reference 12.04
   • Time cornered: profile 9.2 · reference 9.28

AI selects and prioritizes reviewed practice plans from the cited stats. Habits cover the whole profile; character records and recent samples have separate scopes. These are ideas to test, not confirmed weaknesses or video analysis. Latest reported trends across the last 100 matches, not lifetime habit averages.

Data saved Sep 7, 2026 · AI: dots-studio/dots-3-note-preview:free