Overview
Chemluth is a tactical, endgame-loving chess player best known for rapid play. Over several years Chemluth climbed steadily through the 2000s and into the 2300s and beyond, peaking recently in top form. Preferred time control: Rapid.
- Peak rapid rating: 2424 (2026-01-30)
- Preferred first move: d4 in the vast majority of games
- Interactive rapid history:
Playing Style
Chemluth mixes slow-burning strategic preparation with sudden tactical shots. Games tend to be long and decisive, with a high tendency to play complex endgames.
- Endgame frequency is high, so expect long technical fights
- Average moves per decisive game are about 76 to 80 moves
- Strong comeback ability and resilience after material losses
- Likes to steer into quiet d4 structures before springing tactics
Notable Openings
Chemluth has a clear comfort zone in solid queen pawn and Caro-Kann structures. Opponents should prepare for deep, familiar lines rather than wild novelties.
- As Black: Caro-Kann Defense is a staple and a frequent choice
- As White: Queen pawn systems and Nimzo setups are favored
- Other favorites: King's Indian Defense: Averbakh Variation and the Slav Defense
Memorable Runs and Records
Chemluth has posted long hot streaks and several high-volume months. Highlights include a longest winning streak of 14 games and many sustained peaks across recent seasons.
- Longest winning streak: 14 games
- Notable rivalry: frequent encounters with unokai among others
- Plays a heavy schedule in some months, producing deep rating swings
Study and Sample Material
Coaches and fans can learn a lot from Chemluth by reviewing slow, maneuvering middlegames that explode into tactics. Here is a simple sample to load into an analysis tool.
- Sample PGN viewer:
- Want to browse games and opponent threads? Start with a profile search for frequent foes like unokai
Fun Facts
A little personality: Chemluth prefers late night or very early sessions. If you see a game at 04:00, you might be witnessing peak performance.
- Best time of day to play: 04:00
- Average first capture happens around move 6
- Endgame marathons are part of the brand. Bring coffee.