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Vladislav Efremov FM

Efremov_Vlad St.-Petersburg Since 2020 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
39.7%- 49.0%- 11.4%
Bullet 2077
16W 10L 0D
Blitz 2446
228W 292L 71D
Rapid 1689
4W 4L 0D

Vladislav Efremov - FIDE Master Extraordinaire

Meet Efremov_Vlad, a chess warrior who proudly carries the title of FIDE Master. Since first moving his pawn with purpose, Vladislav has navigated the 64 squares with a blend of cunning strategy and steely resolve that makes his opponents hope for a rematch soon (or maybe never).

Rating Journey & Style

Vladislav’s blitz rating skyrocketed over the years, peaking impressively at 2446 in January 2025 — a testament to his lightning-fast tactical prowess. Whether it’s the ticking clock of a bullet game or the steady pressure of rapid, he adapts like a chameleon, though blitz remains his playground of choice.

Known for an 83.1% comeback rate and remarkable resilience even after losing material, Vladislav thrives under pressure. His games tend to be marathons, averaging around 70 moves per win or loss, which suggests he’s not the type to give up early — unless he’s spotted the checkmate five moves ahead, of course.

Playing Personality

With a tilt factor of just 7, Vladislav seldom lets frustration cloud his judgment, even if mornings might find him less victorious (his best hour to play is an early 7 AM!). Fun fact: he’s more likely to win on a Friday or Saturday, so if you schedule a match on a weekday afternoon, chances might be slightly better... but still slim.

Opening Secrets & Opponent Tales

A mysterious and formidable repertoire dubbed "Top Secret" underpins most of his games, leading to a steady 39.35% win rate in blitz. Opponents beware — those with the username maxfan2008 or 239ender239 have fallen to him repeatedly, making Vladislav feel like the boss of their online chess universe.

Memorable Game Highlight

In a recent thrilling match against grandecontee, Vladislav executed a crushing performance with White, culminating with a masterful resignation victory after a precise series of maneuvers in the Nimzowitsch-Larsen Attack. The game lasted 35 moves, where every step was a cautious dance of calculated risks and strategic pressure.

In Summary

Vladislav Efremov is more than a player — he’s a chess adventurer always hunting for the next challenge, with a blend of tenacity, strategic wit, and a dash of mystery. Whether closing out games after grueling endgames or pulling off unexpected comebacks, Vladislav’s chess story is still being written, one move at a time.

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