I see that in your last game your opponent lost on time more so than based on position. I don't know if analyzing a bullet game in that case is very useful. Perhaps, if you played the King's Gambit and were unfamiliar with it, you might resign at the 30 second mark and see where you screwed up. However, that questions why you are playing bullet.
I have had games where a pawn move changed the evaluation 5+ points. There is not much need to go over those games either. You know you blew it. Move on.
This is all make believe anyway. People are only playing fast chess like they are at a casino plunking another coin in the machine hoping to get lucky. It's a way to relax and forget about school, work, and family (or that nagging partner of yours).
Did you hack your main page? I can't check your rating. it's like blocked. And no, i won my last game. I will promote my pawn quicker than my opponent.
I wonder, those who play over hundreds of bullet game a day, do they ever pause and think about why they lost a game or they just quickly forget about it?
I ask because when I play and i win, my opponents most of the time just leaves and go to the next game.