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Auguste J.B Chevalier

GMchevalier Since 2022 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟
48.2%- 42.8%- 9.0%
Bullet 2367
174W 133L 19D
Blitz 2630
323W 330L 80D
Rapid 2306
48W 21L 3D

Auguste J.B Chevalier — GMchevalier

Auguste J.B Chevalier (online as GMchevalier) is a fast-talking, faster-moving blitz specialist who made a name across hundreds of online games. Comfortable in chaotic time scrambles and long endgames alike, Chevalier blends practical opening choices with a stubborn endgame resilience — and a knack for dramatic comebacks.

  • Preferred time control: Blitz (primary focus and greatest success)
  • Blitz record: 322 wins / 327 losses / 80 draws (729 games)
  • Bullet record: 174 wins / 133 losses / 19 draws (326 games)
  • Rapid record: 48 wins / 21 losses / 3 draws (72 games)
  • Peak blitz rating: 2719 (2026-02-19) — a tidy milestone in a rapid rise
Blitz Rating270025252349217419982022: 20562023: 22022024: 24092025: 25282026: 264220222023202420252026

Playing Style & Psychological Profile

Auguste plays like someone who enjoys both the fireworks and the slow grind. Expect bold early ideas, but don't be surprised when he outmaneuvers opponents deep into the endgame.

  • Best time of day: 14:00 — prime tactical hours according to his record
  • Endgame frequency: High — many games go long and the late middlegame is his workshop
  • Comeback rate: 87.32% — a remarkable ability to recover from setbacks
  • Average moves per decisive game: ~90 — tends to see fights through to the finish
  • Tilt factor: 7 — competitive fire is real; expect emotional intensity after swings

Signature Openings & Practical Repertoire

Chevalier favors solid but flexible systems, with a fondness for lines that keep tension and invite complications. Below are recurring choices and their blitz outcomes (rounded win rates):

  • Caro-Kann Defense — frequent backbone of his black repertoire (60+ games; ~30% win rate overall in blitz, but much stronger when chosen as a counterpunch)
  • London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation — played a lot with both colors; a reliable source of wins (33 games, ~54.5% win rate)
  • Blackburne Shilling Gambit — cheeky surprise weapon with a positive blitz record (30 games, ~53% win rate)
  • Döry Defense — underrated pet line, solid results (19 games, ~57.9% win rate)
  • Exchange and Classical Caro-Kann variations — used often and with good practical success in time scrambles

Want to read about the openings he plays? Try these: Caro-Kann Defense, London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation, Blackburne Shilling Gambit.

Streaks, Records & Memorable Traits

Chevalier's play history reads like an action novel: long winning streaks, sudden slides, and frequent rebounds.

  • Longest winning streak: 9 games
  • Longest losing streak: 7 games
  • Current losing streak (most recent snapshot): 4 games — every champion has off-days
  • Strength-adjusted win rates: Blitz ~52.4%, Bullet ~55.3%, Rapid ~71.9% — especially dangerous when given a bit more time

Frequent Opponents & Notable Rivalries

Chevalier has faced several opponents multiple times online; some matchups have become mini-rivalries.

  • beatrice35visentin — 6 games (4–2)
  • manubibi — 5 games (1–4)
  • deniss_dunaveckis — 5 games (0–4–1)
  • alex_krayz — 5 games (4–1) — a rivalry with plenty of decisive results
  • doghri64, putra2-35, chesscoach_golichenko — recurring opponents with mixed results

Training Habits & Tactical Strengths

What makes Chevalier tick? Balance between tactics and persistence.

  • High comeback rate and strong win-after-losing-piece percentage (about 46%) — fights on when it matters
  • Average first capture around move 6 — not overly materialistic early, but precise when complications arrive
  • Often first to check (51.3% of games analyzed) and uses rooks and queens actively in the attack

Fun Facts & Placeholders

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