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Username: Alexei_Gubajdullin

Playing Since: 2020-05-28 (Active)

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Blitz: 2797
1651W / 1288L / 277D
Bullet: 2548
110W / 67L / 11D

Alexei Gubajdullin: The FIDE Master with a Blitz Finger of Fire

Meet Alexei Gubajdullin, a chess virtuoso who flexes his tactical muscles under the prestigious banner of a FIDE Master. With a relentless passion for blitz chess, Alexei has darted through ranks, peaking at a blistering 2765 rating in October 2023—a figure that would make grandmasters sit up and take notice.

Born for the adrenaline rush of quick decision-making, Alexei's journey through the fast-paced streets of blitz and bullet chess has been nothing short of spectacular. His blitz stats boast over 1,500 wins against fierce competition, sporting a sharp win rate above 51% in over 2,900 games of top-secret opening preparation that opponents desperately try to unravel.

When not dazzling on the 64 squares with rapid-fire moves, Alexei has proven to be a comeback artist with a remarkable 85.91% comeback rate after a setback. Truly, he epitomizes resilience, often turning the tides even after losing a piece, clinging onto his nearly 50% win rate when down material.

Alexei is known for an endgame wizardry that manifests in marathon matches averaging over 78 moves per win. His games are epics where patience meets precision—though opponents beware, he usually doesn't resign early, making his opponents sweat with a mere 1.76% early resignation rate.

His playing style elegantly balances aggression and tactical brilliance, often employing the Reti Opening Kings Indian Attack with a 66.67% win rate and delighting in the complexity of the Sicilian Defense. But when the going gets tough, it’s his psychological steel that truly shines—less prone to tilt, with a tilt factor of just 6, he keeps his cool even under clock pressure.

Outside the chessboard, Alexei’s record against opponents is as diverse as the opening repertoire itself. He has a mixed bag of mutual rivalries, boasting a favorable record against many, but he’s not above learning from defeats against some pesky adversaries.

And let's not forget his recent masterpieces, including a brutal checkmate finish in the Pseudo-Catalan and a sharp resignation victory using symmetrical defense—showcasing his relentless pursuit of victory in every tournament, no matter how fierce the competition or how tight the clock.

Whether it's blitz, bullet, or rapid (he’s looking at you, future rapid tournaments), Alexei Gubajdullin handles his pieces like a maestro conducts an orchestra—fast, unexpected, and always with style.

Onward to more wins, fewer timeouts, and perhaps a title upgrade someday.


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Overall Performance and Progress

Alexei, your recent results show that you maintain a solid competitive level, consistently achieving more wins than losses overall. Your 3- and 6-month rating gains are positive, indicating steady progress, though noting a slight dip in the past month roughly aligns with small fluctuations typical at your rating range. The sharp increase in your 1-month rating trend slope suggests a potential for rapid improvement, although maintaining that momentum is key.

Strengths Highlighted in Recent Games

  • Opening Specialists: Your success with systems like the Amazon Attack (62% win rate) and the East Indian Defense (70% win rate) indicates strong preparation; continuing to refine these lines can provide you key advantages out of the opening phase.
  • Sharp Tactical Awareness: Winning several games by checkmate in bullet time controls demonstrates your ability to calculate attack sequences quickly and capitalize on opponent mistakes.
  • Flexibility: You show good versatility with diverse openings, including less common responses like the Modern Defense (83% win rate) and some gambits, keeping opponents on their toes.

Areas for Improvement

  • Time Management: In several close games you lost on time or in time pressure. Work on balancing speed with accuracy, especially in bullet games, perhaps by practicing increment or rapid games to build sustainability.
  • Opening Consistency: Some openings such as the Slav Defense and London Poisoned Pawn variation yielded lower win rates (20% and 44% respectively). Consider revisiting these lines to identify critical pitfalls or possibly replacing them with better-supported systems.
  • Endgame Technique: Although many wins ended by checkmate, focus on converting advantages steadily without relying solely on tactical shots. Improving endgame knowledge can reduce errors in longer sequences and prevent losses when ahead.
  • Handling Pressure and Complex Positions: Losses sometimes involved complex middlegame exchanges or critical tactical moments. Deepening calculation training and pattern recognition can improve resilience in these phases.

Practical Training Suggestions

  • Analyze your recent losses and draws to spot recurring positional or tactical weaknesses.
  • Drill tactics daily with emphasis on bullet friendly motifs like pins, forks, and mating nets.
  • Deepen opening repertoire around your strongest lines, focusing on typical plans and key variations.
  • Practice managing the clock better with time trouble scenarios—use training tools to simulate these conditions.
  • Review endgame fundamentals, especially rook and minor piece endings you commonly reach.

Final Encouragement

Keep leveraging your tactical sharpness and expanding your opening knowledge. Your solid foundation and steady improvement trends are promising. With focused work on time management and endgame technique, you can continue climbing beyond 2550 and sustain high-level bullet play. Stay curious and keep enjoying your games!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Recent Opponents
José Carlos Ibarra Jerez 2W / 9L / 1D
Viktor Parfenov 2W / 2L / 0D
drwonderkid 0W / 0L / 1D
Georgijs Germanovs 0W / 2L / 0D
gryffindorac8 3W / 0L / 0D
Rodrigo Vasquez 1W / 2L / 1D
magste2007 0W / 0L / 1D
Devindya Oshini Gunawardhana 1W / 0L / 0D
Sergey Drygalov 0W / 4L / 0D
viscaino-jhonny2003 2W / 0L / 0D
Most Played Opponents
Alexander Rustemov 3W / 9L / 0D
José Carlos Ibarra Jerez 2W / 9L / 1D
Vjacheslav Weetik 5W / 6L / 1D
Alexey Jarovinsky 4W / 7L / 0D
Sergei Zhigalko 0W / 10L / 0D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2548 2797
2024 2675
2023 2538 2615
2022 2717
2021 2607
2020 2293 2500
Rating by Year20202021202220232024202527972293YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 177W / 154L / 26D 167W / 141L / 26D 86.8
2024 232W / 160L / 35D 206W / 178L / 43D 88.2
2023 296W / 188L / 43D 249W / 235L / 46D 89.2
2022 129W / 93L / 20D 108W / 103L / 21D 85.5
2021 40W / 26L / 6D 33W / 31L / 8D 85.6
2020 84W / 45L / 13D 90W / 45L / 9D 78.4

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 273 161 91 21 59.0%
East Indian Defense 243 120 100 23 49.4%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 230 123 89 18 53.5%
Modern 205 95 91 19 46.3%
Hungarian Opening: Wiedenhagen-Beta Gambit 173 93 70 10 53.8%
King's Indian Attack 152 82 55 15 54.0%
Sicilian Defense 150 85 57 8 56.7%
Döry Defense 120 64 46 10 53.3%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 96 49 38 9 51.0%
English Opening: Anglo-Indian Defense 87 46 28 13 52.9%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 27 16 8 3 59.3%
Amazon Attack 25 14 10 1 56.0%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 15 11 4 0 73.3%
East Indian Defense 13 8 4 1 61.5%
Australian Defense 6 5 0 1 83.3%
Amar Gambit 5 2 3 0 40.0%
Modern 5 4 1 0 80.0%
Slav Defense: Alekhine Variation 5 5 0 0 100.0%
Caro-Kann Defense: Exchange Variation 5 3 2 0 60.0%
Indian Defense: Schnepper Gambit 5 2 3 0 40.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 9 1
Losing 6 0