About Artem Chernobay
Artem Chernobay, also known by the username Chernobay_Artem, is a highly skilled chess Grandmaster recognized by FIDE. Known for his rapid play style, he thrives under fast-paced time controls where sharp thinking and quick decision-making are keys to victory.
Playing Style & Strengths
Artem's chess games are characterized by a solid endgame frequency at over 81%, showing his refined skill when the board opens to strategic battle. He is a tactical maestro with an impressive 89.65% comeback rate after setbacks and holds a remarkable 51.43% win rate even after losing a piece.
His average moves per win stand at about 70, indicating well-fought, calculated victories without unnecessary rushing. A modest early resignation rate of 0.66% reflects his resilience and fighting spirit.
Opening Repertoire Highlights
Artem loves mixing classical and dynamic openings, with notable preferences including:
- Catalan Opening — 41 games, solid but challenging battleground (Win rate: ~41%)
- King’s Indian Attack — Tactical and sharp, with over 56% wins
- Benko Gambit — Aggressive gambit, boasting nearly 59% win rate
- Reti: KIA, Italian Game, London System — versatile choices to keep opponents guessing
In rapid games, Artem shines with a perfect record in the Sicilian Najdorf (6.f3 variation) — proving that he’s not afraid to dive into complex, tactical waters.
Notable Achievements & Stats
Achieving a peak blitz rating of 2730 in June 2020, Artem stands among the elite blitz players worldwide. His rapid peak rating reached 2554 and bullet peaked at 2523, showing his versatility across formats.
His overall win-loss records across all formats reflect his competitive edge:
- Blitz: 1078 wins, 867 losses, 112 draws
- Rapid: 32 wins, 4 losses, 4 draws
- Bullet: 21 wins, 32 losses, 4 draws
- Daily chess: 9 wins, no losses, 1 draw — showing a calm yet decisive approach in slower time controls
Artem's Psychological & Tactical Traits
Known for mental toughness, Artem has a low tilt factor (8) and exhibits excellent tactical awareness, turning games around even after losing pieces. His resilience and strategic depth make him a formidable opponent — better watch out if a lost pawn suddenly sparks a comeback!
Interestingly, his best time to play is midnight, so if you see him online during those hours, be ready for serious chess battles.
Fun Facts
- Longest winning streak recorded: 26 games. Yes, he literally blitzed through competition!
- Most played opponent: "ravim20" with a perfect 42-0 record — talk about a consistent rivalry.
- Win rates vary by hour, with an impressive 75% win rate at midnight (0:00) — the witching hour clearly benefits his game!