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Vladimir Fedoseev GM

Username: Bigfish1995

Location: Altea

Playing Since: 2016-01-23 (Active)

Wow Factor: ♟♟♟♟♟♟♟

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Rapid: 2851
318W / 122L / 139D
Blitz: 3122
6929W / 4742L / 1488D
Bullet: 3000
4758W / 4289L / 698D

Vladimir Fedoseev (Bigfish1995) — Grandmaster, Bullet specialist, and chess streamer

Vladimir Fedoseev, known online as Bigfish1995, is a FIDE Grandmaster and popular chess streamer whose board presence swings from granite-solid technique to delightful chaos when the clock is low. A fearsome speed-chess competitor, he thrives in Bullet chess and Blitz—where intuition, nerve, and a touch of Swindle artistry rule the day.

Preferred time control: Bullet. Peak bullet power level: 3231 (2020-11-10).

Style and strengths

Fedoseev is versatile: he can grind long endgames, launch a kingside storm with “Harry,” or spring a practical Cheap shot if you forget that Loose pieces drop off (LPDO). His games radiate practical chances—pressing for initiative, squeezing small edges, and turning Zeitnot into a weapon rather than a weakness. He’s also a notorious endgame fighter and a cool-headed closer when the position calls for a technical win.

  • Opening fingerprints: Caro-Kann Defense, Nimzo-Larsen Attack, and the Sicilian’s Najdorf for a bit of Blitzkrieg.
  • Bullet habits: active pieces first, hunt the king second, then—if needed—some classy Flagging.
  • Best grind hours: morning sharpness; the “fish” swims fastest around 09:00.

Rivals and online lore

Fedoseev has logged epic streaks and marathon duels against the biggest names in online chess. His battles with speed titans are equal parts theory, intuition, and nerve.

He’s a Chessfluencer at heart—sprinkling streams with instructive breakdowns, practical tips, and the occasional “Patzer gives a check” joke when the chat suggests a Moron move.

Opening toolkit and practical prep

As White, Bigfish1995 frequently reaches flexible English/Reti structures and the offbeat Nimzo-Larsen Attack—perfect terrain for outplaying opponents “between the moves.” With Black, his trusty Caro-Kann Defense and fighting Sicilians create resilient structures with counterpunching bite. Don’t be surprised by a surprise line or a home-cooked TN when the position begs for a fresh idea.

  • Philosophy: sound first, swashbuckling second—then a practical Zwischenzug if you blink.
  • Endgame confidence: building a Fortress or squeezing a small edge with immaculate technique.

Streamer vibe

Entertaining and educational, Fedoseev mixes high-level calculation with approachable explanations. Expect candid reactions to Mouse Slip incidents, speed-control wizardry, and the occasional “send Harry” moment. It’s top-tier content whether you’re a seasoned grinder or a recovering Woodpusher.

Trajectory

From fearless junior to seasoned GM and online bullet menace, his progress has been a steady climb with splashy peaks during speed-chess hot streaks.

Rating trend snapshot:

Bullet Rating201920202021202220232024202531242851YearBullet Rating

One tiny Bigfish tactic (because bullet)

A cheeky bite-sized miniature—don’t try this OTB without proper bait.


Fast facts

  • Title: Grandmaster (FIDE)
  • Username: Bigfish1995
  • Speed specialist: thrives in Bullet and Blitz with relentless initiative and practical Counterplay.
  • Streamer: explains complex positions in plain language—sprinkled with humor and a dash of Brilliancy.

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Recent Game Performance Overview

Vladimir, your recent blitz games show a solid level of play with a strength adjusted win rate of just over 50%, which is good given the high level of opposition you face. You've achieved an 8-point rating increase in the last month and a notable 63-point gain over six months, indicating steady long-term improvement.

However, your three-month rating trend shows some challenges with a slight decline, so it might be helpful to review some critical moments from this period.

Positives to Build On

  • Opening Preparation: You consistently employed strong openings like the Sicilian Defense and the Reti Opening, demonstrating good theoretical knowledge.
  • Endgame Technique: Several wins came from converting endgame advantages effectively, showcasing good technical skill and patience.
  • Time Management: In most games, your clock management was competent, helping you avoid severe time pressure until the late stages.
  • Adaptability: You effectively responded to opponent's plans, especially in complex middle-game positions.

Areas for Improvement

  • Midgame Tactical Awareness: In some losses, tactical oversights around move 20 reduced your advantage or led to unfavorable exchanges. Consider focusing on tactical drills to sharpen your calculation speed during blitz.
  • Opening Consistency: While your openings are strong, some losses showed vulnerability in the early stages when deviating from main lines. Practicing key variations and typical plans in your favored openings could increase confidence.
  • Handling Pressure in Endgames: A few games ended with pressure mounting in equal or slightly worse endgames. Focusing on defensive technique and resourcefulness can help convert these into draws or even wins.
  • Time Pressure in Critical Moments: Some late-game losses occurred while facing time pressure. Try incorporating timed training to get more comfortable with faster decision-making in these moments.

Strategic Recommendations

  • Deepen your understanding of transitions from your main openings into typical middlegame structures, especially from the Reti Opening and Sicilian Defense.
  • Include mixed tactical training sessions focusing on typical motifs encountered in your recent games (pins, forks, discovered attacks).
  • Analyze critical lost positions in detail, especially those around move 20–30, to identify patterns in your decision-making.
  • Practice rapid endgame studies to improve your conversion skills and defensive resilience under time constraints.
  • Monitor your mental stamina during blitz and ensure consistency in concentration throughout the game.

Next Steps

Review your recent losses using the game links provided to identify specific moments where the momentum shifted. Focus on improving your tactical alertness and endgame technique, which are crucial in quick games.

Maintaining your positive trend in the next month with targeted training will be key to recovering from the slight slump in the three-month trend and pushing your rating higher.



🆚 Opponent Insights

Recent Opponents
Tugstumur Yesuntumur 7W / 2L / 2D
Kirill Alekseenko 273W / 146L / 28D
Dmitry Andreikin 53W / 87L / 23D
GZQSH07 2W / 0L / 1D
handplay01 2W / 10L / 1D
Momchil Petkov 4W / 1L / 1D
Nikolas Theodorou 90W / 73L / 21D
sergeant_james 3W / 2L / 2D
Trig_King 0W / 0L / 1D
xupermanx1 1W / 1L / 0D
Most Played Opponents
Hikaru Nakamura 255W / 627L / 129D
Daniel Naroditsky 351W / 505L / 91D
Alireza Firouzja 315W / 443L / 76D
Parham Maghsoodloo 342W / 271L / 52D
Oleksandr Bortnyk 164W / 350L / 48D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 3000 3122 2851
2024 3021 3077 2811
2023 2969 3038 2791
2022 3124 2943 2918
2021 3013 2970 2473
2020 3060 3024 2388
2019 2851 3161 2821
2018 2101 2921 2731
2017 2774 2809
2016 2348 2686
Rating by Year201620172018201920202021202220232024202531612101YearRatingBulletBlitzRapid

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 254W / 140L / 54D 221W / 189L / 40D 89.6
2024 870W / 598L / 137D 795W / 684L / 136D 90.7
2023 262W / 152L / 58D 256W / 160L / 61D 87.3
2022 514W / 258L / 111D 443W / 318L / 112D 90.9
2021 182W / 92L / 25D 166W / 99L / 29D 87.1
2020 2120W / 1545L / 407D 1952W / 1692L / 364D 89.7
2019 1345W / 964L / 250D 1197W / 1127L / 244D 88.1
2018 860W / 510L / 167D 779W / 609L / 155D 90.1
2017 350W / 211L / 74D 317W / 233L / 80D 89.2
2016 93W / 22L / 9D 85W / 37L / 7D 77.9

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Caro-Kann Defense 714 384 254 76 53.8%
Amar Gambit 454 272 145 37 59.9%
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation 431 223 171 37 51.7%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 389 215 137 37 55.3%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 317 174 119 24 54.9%
Hungarian Opening: Wiedenhagen-Beta Gambit 301 158 106 37 52.5%
Barnes Defense 286 151 105 30 52.8%
Modern 276 125 127 24 45.3%
Sicilian Defense 263 145 83 35 55.1%
Nimzo-Larsen Attack 242 143 85 14 59.1%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Amar Gambit 941 493 393 55 52.4%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 636 314 288 34 49.4%
Caro-Kann Defense 594 270 292 32 45.5%
Hungarian Opening: Wiedenhagen-Beta Gambit 573 282 257 34 49.2%
King's Indian Attack 465 236 193 36 50.8%
Scandinavian Defense 392 185 180 27 47.2%
Nimzo-Larsen Attack 262 130 117 15 49.6%
Modern 251 110 116 25 43.8%
Indian Defense: Przepiorka Variation 225 105 101 19 46.7%
Sicilian Defense 214 122 76 16 57.0%
Rapid Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Caro-Kann Defense 31 21 4 6 67.7%
Petrov's Defense 28 15 7 6 53.6%
Amar Gambit 26 20 4 2 76.9%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 20 9 4 7 45.0%
Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense 20 9 3 8 45.0%
Barnes Opening: Walkerling 19 8 5 6 42.1%
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation 19 11 4 4 57.9%
English Opening: Agincourt Defense 18 8 3 7 44.4%
Catalan Opening 15 10 2 3 66.7%
Döry Defense 15 10 2 3 66.7%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 29 0
Losing 18 2