Dmitry Kokarev GM

Dmitry Kokarev: The Grandmaster with a Killer Instinct

Meet Dmitry Kokarev, a chess Grandmaster who's more than just a title on the board—he’s a tactical tactician with a penchant for blitz games that will make your neurons do a double take!

Rising from a modest 1370 blitz rating in 2018 to an electrifying 2803 by 2020, Dmitry's career is a true example of cellular-level growth, breaking down opponents move by move with surgical precision.

With an impressive blitz record boasting 92 wins against just 39 losses and 20 draws, Dmitry's playstyle is anything but dormant. His longest winning streak of 11 games is proof that once his brain cells start firing in sync, it's hard to interrupt the cascade.

A master of recovery, Dmitry shows an 87% comeback rate and never surrenders after losing a piece—100% win rate in fact! Truly, his resilience in tricky positions is an evolutionary marvel. And while he has a slight tilt factor of 7, this Grandmaster knows how to keep his cool to stay at the top of the chess food chain.

His openings often remain “Top Secret,” but those 151 blitz games with a 60.9% win rate suggest he keeps his strategies well-hidden, like a biological species adapting stealth tactics in the wild.

Whether wielding the white pieces (65.79% win rate) or the black (56%), Kokarev gracefully navigates through complex endgames (79.47% endgame frequency), averaging nearly 78 moves to clinch victories—definitely not your average quick snap decision maker, but rather a patient predator thriving in drawn-out battles.

Notable Opponents & Rivalries

• Faced Hikaru: A tough neural opponent with a 0% win rate for Dmitry so far—every predator has a bigger fish!
• Vanina1989 and ChessDJW: A perfect 100% win rate—call them his prey on the board.
• Widbifs stands at 60% win rate, showing healthy competition but Dmitry’s dominance remains clear.

Off the board, Dmitry seems most lethal in the early afternoon and evening hours, particularly around 11 AM (85.7% win rate) and 20:00 (70%). So if you want to avoid the predator, avoid challenging him when his brain chemistry is firing on all cylinders!

Dmitry Kokarev is not just playing chess—he’s evolving it.