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Oleg

Username: Genatsvali

Playing Since: 2013-04-23 (Active)

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Daily: 1153
1W / 3L / 0D
Rapid: 1179
849W / 821L / 33D
Blitz: 1185
1083W / 1098L / 46D

Profile Summary: Oleg (aka Genatsvali)

Meet Oleg, a seasoned chess enthusiast whose journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride across the 64 squares. Playing under the username Genatsvali, Oleg's style blends cautious strategy with hopeful gambits, reflecting a true warrior of the chessboard.

Ratings and Performance

Oleg has danced with ratings ranging from humble beginnings around 800 in blitz to an impressive peak rapid rating soaring up to 1349 in September 2020. His blitz peak rating hit 1251 back in May 2020, proving he can both blitz and build up the tension in rapid games.

In daily chess, Oleg also demonstrated strong skill, scoring a peak rating of 1153 in early 2017, showing that the slow grind is his friend as well as the quick tongues of blitz.

Playing Style and Strengths

Oleg is known for an intriguing opening repertoire. The King's Pawn Opening is his trusty steed, featured in nearly 800 blitz games, with a win rate just above 50%, showing both resilience and a flair for classic openings.

He isn’t afraid to take on the Sicilian Defense or French Defense, though battles there reveal a tougher opponent than usual (win rates in the mid-40s). Meanwhile, his variation in the King's Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation boasts a sparkling 60.5% win rate—clearly a specialty he’s mastered.

Psychology and Tendencies

Oleg's psychology on the board is a compelling saga. Despite a tilt factor of 14, which suggests a tendency to get a bit frustrated, he has a remarkable comeback ability, turning around over 56% of games where he was initially losing. That resilience is the hallmark of a fighter who never truly gives up!

With an average win lasting about 54 moves and losses dragging longer at around 58 moves, it seems Oleg plays the long game and tries not to give up easily—even if his opponents sometimes outlast his stamina or strategy.

Fun Facts

  • Oleg’s best time to play? Early mornings around 7 AM. Apparently, caffeine and fresh brain cells are a winning combo!
  • His average move count per game suggests he enjoys the drama of long, tense battles—not the kind of player to rush the checkmate (unless his opponent blunders spectacularly, of course!).
  • He is quite the tactician, winning nearly 40% of games even after losing a piece—a not-so-secret weapon in his arsenal.
  • On Sundays and Tuesdays, Oleg’s win rate hits the high 40s to low 50s, so if you want to challenge him, maybe avoid those days if you want a break.

Recent Battles

In the most recent online clashes, Oleg’s victories shine bright with careful play in openings like the Scandinavian Defense and French Defense, ending games mostly by resignation or checkmate — a testament to his mounting pressure on the opponent. His last win demonstrated an aggressive queen dance after opening with 1. e4, leading to a graceful victory by resignation.

However, the road hasn’t always been easy—recent losses include games where opponents caught him off guard midgame. But as any good player knows, even kings fall before rising again!

Final Thoughts

Oleg embodies the true spirit of chess: perseverance, strategic depth, and a pinch of unpredictability. Whether he’s blitzing in a hurry or playing a thoughtful rapid game, he’s a player who keeps the excitement alive. Watch this space because with his resilience and growing skill, who knows what ranks he might conquer next?


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Coach Chesswick

Hi Oleg, great to see your passion for chess!

What you are already doing well ✅

  • Fighting spirit: You frequently reach sharp, tactical positions and score convincing wins (e.g. your recent win against chartonas where you calmly converted an extra rook).
  • Fast piece activity: Even in the losses you usually have all minor pieces developed by move 10–12. That foundation will serve you well as your openings mature.
  • End-game conversion: In several victories you displayed good technique, pushing small advantages without rushing. Keep that up.

Key patterns to improve 🔧

  1. Early-queen adventures.
    In 90 % of your recorded games you bring the queen out on move 2 (Qf3/Qc3). This works against some opponents but costs time and invites easy tempo gains for Black. Challenge: play 20 games where your queen does not cross the 2nd/7th rank before move 6.
  2. King safety & pawn shields.
    Many losses start with …Qf6/Qf3 followed by opposite-side pawn storms. Before launching attacks, ask “Is my king safer than my opponent’s?” If not, delay pawn pushes like h4/h5 and secure the monarch first.
  3. Aborted/abandoned games.
    Five recent losses ended early by abandonment. Work on connection stability and mindset—every tough position is a learning chance. Even “lost” games provide end-game practice.
  4. Central pawn tension.
    Look at the loss vs. fiphy21: after 10…Be6 you pushed d5 prematurely, allowing …Nxe4 and later …Nd4. Guideline: when you are behind in development, avoid closing the centre; when ahead, you may seize space.

Opening focus for the next month 📚

ColourSuggested repertoireGoal
WhiteItalian / Scotch (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 3.Bc4 or d4)Develop naturally, castle early, postpone the queen.
BlackScandinavian (you already play it) & Classical 1…e5 linesPractice simple, solid structures; memorize 10 main moves only.

Action plan 🗓️

  • Solve 20 tactics per day filtered for rating 1100-1300 focusing on forks & skewers (fork, skewer).
  • Play two 10 | 5 rapid games daily and save the PGN. After each game, spend 10 minutes identifying one critical mistake and one good move.
  • Every Sunday review the week’s performance using
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    and
    MonTueWedThuFriSatSun100%0%Day of Week
    to detect fatigue hours.
  • Watch one annotated master game with the same opening you practiced; imitate the piece placement, not the grandmaster tactics.

Motivation boost 🚀

Your current personal best is 1349 (2020-09-15). Set a micro-goal of +50 points in the next 30 days. With disciplined openings and reduced early queen moves, that is absolutely achievable.

Annotated snapshot

Here is the critical turning point from your victory vs. Chartonas:


You calmly traded into a winning rook end-game—excellent decision-making!

Final encouragement

Progress is rarely linear. Celebrate small wins, learn from each setback, and keep playing with joy. See you at the next training session, Oleg!



🆚 Opponent Insights

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Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 1103
2024 1144
2023 1065 1153
2022 1179
2021 1152
2020 1185 1211
2019 1116
2018 1076
2017 1063 1130 1153
2016 998
2015 965 1123 993
2014 844 1018
2013 887 1099
Rating by Year20132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420251211844YearRatingBlitzRapidDaily

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 43W / 44L / 1D 41W / 45L / 2D 53.7
2024 66W / 61L / 2D 63W / 62L / 2D 56.9
2023 54W / 60L / 1D 50W / 61L / 1D 51.0
2022 41W / 46L / 1D 45W / 41L / 3D 52.4
2021 80W / 92L / 3D 88W / 84L / 5D 59.5
2020 126W / 121L / 7D 121W / 136L / 6D 61.3
2019 81W / 71L / 8D 79W / 80L / 3D 59.3
2018 103W / 89L / 4D 98W / 102L / 3D 61.5
2017 85W / 75L / 3D 80W / 81L / 4D 60.0
2016 29W / 27L / 0D 27W / 31L / 0D 56.9
2015 135W / 128L / 5D 132W / 132L / 5D 53.9
2014 1W / 9L / 0D 3W / 7L / 0D 50.1
2013 110W / 89L / 1D 92W / 96L / 7D 48.1

Openings: Most Played

Rapid Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Barnes Opening: Walkerling 580 304 271 5 52.4%
Elephant Gambit 281 143 126 12 50.9%
Australian Defense 123 55 65 3 44.7%
French Defense 93 45 48 0 48.4%
Amar Gambit 67 39 26 2 58.2%
Scandinavian Defense 65 33 30 2 50.8%
Bishop's Opening 65 32 30 3 49.2%
Sicilian Defense 62 25 36 1 40.3%
Barnes Defense 47 28 19 0 59.6%
Caro-Kann Defense 37 14 22 1 37.8%
Daily Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Scandinavian Defense 1 0 1 0 0.0%
Australian Defense 1 1 0 0 100.0%
Elephant Gambit 1 0 1 0 0.0%
Barnes Opening: Walkerling 1 0 1 0 0.0%
Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Barnes Opening: Walkerling 820 412 391 17 50.2%
Elephant Gambit 403 185 212 6 45.9%
Australian Defense 156 81 73 2 51.9%
French Defense 155 63 89 3 40.6%
Sicilian Defense 111 52 57 2 46.9%
Amar Gambit 96 47 47 2 49.0%
Bishop's Opening 92 41 48 3 44.6%
Scandinavian Defense 82 42 38 2 51.2%
Barnes Defense 67 40 24 3 59.7%
Center Game 30 12 17 1 40.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 10 1
Losing 14 0
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