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Tatiana Bogumil WGM

Username: Klavdia_Nik

Playing Since: 2019-07-10 (Inactive)

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Rapid: 1650
2W / 5L / 0D
Blitz: 1940
1928W / 2425L / 192D
Bullet: 1887
14W / 27L / 1D

Tatiana Bogumil, Woman Grandmaster

In the biological ecosystem of chess, Tatiana Bogumil is undoubtedly a queen bee, buzzing fiercely across the 64 squares with a scintillating mix of strategy and stamina. Earning the prestigious Woman Grandmaster title from FIDE, Tatiana has cultivated an impressive tactical garden where endgames flourish with an 82.42% frequency, showing her prowess in those subtle, crucial moments when most pieces have left the board.

With an average of 72 moves per winning game, Tatiana plays the long game, patiently stalking her prey—her opponents’ weaknesses—much like a lioness settling in for the thrill of the chase. Her blitz rating has seen some fascinating shifts, peaking at 2416 in 2019's hive, and she maintains a strong presence with ratings near 2000 in recent years. Notably, her psychological resilience is top-notch, boasting an astonishing 89.87% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving she’s got nerves and claws sharp enough to claw back from the deadliest of traps.

Tatiana’s playstyle reveals a low early resignation rate of just 1.3%, showing that like a true biological survivor, she fights to the last pawn—no premature hibernation here. Her win rate is slightly higher when playing white (44.28%) than black (40.3%), suggesting her opening repertoire is a carefully nurtured genetic code designed to optimize her chances at mating—er, winning.

In the kingdom of blitz, Tatiana deals with an army of opponents, where her overall win count considerably edges her losses, and her longest winning streak is a ferocious 11 games in a row. She’s battled numerous foes, with some turning out to be mere larvae in her path—certain opponents like bluemycccc fall 100% of the time, while others have proven more resilient. But Tatiana’s adaptability and persistence remind us all that even in the microscopic world of chess pieces, the evolution of a grandmaster is a marvel to behold.

Whether it’s early dawn or late night—Tatiana’s moves keep buzzing—with peak win rates during odd hours like 2 AM (53.12%) and 9 AM (51.53%), it's clear she thrives when conditions might feel a bit ‘unstable’ for most. This fierce competitor is a living proof that in the grand biological tapestry of chess, the queen’s survival instincts are a masterpiece of nature.


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Hi Tatiana!

Great job maintaining a high 1900-level blitz rating (2416 (2019-10-02)). Your recent games show excellent strategic understanding and a healthy fighting spirit. Below are some observations and actionable tips to help you push through the 2000 barrier.

What you’re already doing well ✅

  • Solid opening repertoire. As White you favour 1.Nf3 and transition smoothly into English / Réti structures. This keeps the position flexible and avoids heavy theory.
  • Piece activity. In a majority of your wins you place bishops on long diagonals early, then double rooks on open files (e.g. vs andrewwc).
  • Practical tactics. Swindles such as 18.Rxf7+!! in your loss to 9Maestro9 show you’re willing to calculate sharp lines under time pressure; that same skill netted you wins like the 28…Qg6? 29.Qc7! tactic vs bluemcccc.

Key areas to improve 🔍

  1. Time management.
    • Four of your last six losses were “lost on time” in roughly equal or unclear positions.
    • You often drop below 1 minute by move 25 while opponents still have >40 s.
    Training idea: play 3|2 or 5|0 for a week; force yourself to make a move every 4 seconds until move 15. This builds an internal clock and reduces early think-tank moves.
  2. Converting advantages.
    Against dimtask you were up the exchange after 33.Qf5 but drifted into time trouble and lost. A similar pattern appeared vs joeysasa where you were only slightly worse but flagged.
    Training idea: Practise winning technical positions vs the computer on depth-3. Focus on keeping the initiative while using 30-second increments.
  3. King safety in Modern/King’s Indian setups as Black.
    You adopt …g6 setups (Modern, Pirc ideas). Recent defeats (e.g. LisaOcs) featured back-rank mating nets and weak dark squares.
    Fix: Study 10 model games of the Modern Defence with …c6/…d5 setups to learn typical pawn breaks and piece placements.
  4. Tactical vigilance in the middlegame.
    Missed shots like 18…Qxa4 (you found) but later 31…Qb3?? allowed White perpetual resources. Running a daily 15-minute session on Puzzles Rush Survival until you consistently score 35+ will sharpen calculation.

Quick opening tweaks 📚

  • Réti / English (White): After 1.Nf3 d5 2.c4, prepare the plan with d4 sooner to avoid Black’s …c5 break which cost time vs dimtask.
  • Modern Defence (Black): Consider the “Tiger Modern” pawn chain: …a6, …c6, …b5 to fight for space and keep the queenside safe.
  • Van Geet games: When facing 1.Nc3, meeting 1…e5 rather than 1…b6 will give you faster development and reduce early pressure.

Suggested study plan (4-week cycle)

  1. Week 1: Daily 30 min tactics + 10 blitz games with increment.
  2. Week 2: Analyse 5 personal losses in depth; annotate critical moments and alternative moves.
  3. Week 3: Endgame focus—rook vs pawn endings. Recreate positions like your win vs Naora12345 and play them vs engine defence.
  4. Week 4: Play longer rapid (10|5) twice a week and apply the conversion techniques.

Progress tracker

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Keep enjoying the game, stay mindful of the clock, and your next milestone of 2100 is within reach. Good luck, Tatiana!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
shantia-s 12W / 10L / 2D
evachess2006 5W / 2L / 0D
Han Schut 2W / 5L / 0D
Justin Sarkar 2W / 4L / 1D
lordenzo093 4W / 2L / 1D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 1940
2024 1998
2023 1887 2009 2000
2022 2112
2021 2044
2020 1737 2064 1650
2019 2232
Rating by Year201920202021202220232024202522321737YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 2W / 7L / 0D 4W / 4L / 1D 68.6
2024 171W / 177L / 15D 153W / 202L / 12D 73.3
2023 337W / 299L / 27D 309W / 332L / 24D 74.7
2022 8W / 23L / 1D 7W / 23L / 1D 70.0
2021 51W / 122L / 12D 51W / 137L / 6D 72.1
2020 154W / 281L / 29D 162W / 272L / 23D 75.6
2019 292W / 259L / 25D 243W / 322L / 17D 73.7

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Amar Gambit 351 166 169 16 47.3%
English Opening: Anglo-Indian Defense 316 130 174 12 41.1%
Czech Defense 315 134 171 10 42.5%
English Opening: Agincourt Defense 201 88 100 13 43.8%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 194 83 98 13 42.8%
English Opening: Symmetrical Variation 179 75 98 6 41.9%
Réti Opening 178 73 97 8 41.0%
Benko Gambit 158 59 91 8 37.3%
Modern Defense 142 55 82 5 38.7%
English Opening: Caro-Kann Defensive System 135 54 75 6 40.0%
Daily Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
French Defense 1 0 1 0 0.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 11 0
Losing 11 4