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Sergey Kasparov GM

Sergey_Kasparov Mogilev Since 2014 (Inactive) Chess.com
40.8%- 43.0%- 16.1%
Bullet 2445
3W 2L 0D
Blitz 2666
1204W 1271L 474D
Rapid 2538
1W 0L 4D
Daily 672
1W 1L 0D

Sergey Kasparov: Grandmaster of the Board

Meet Sergey Kasparov, a chess virtuoso who has truly earned the prestigious title of Grandmaster awarded by FIDE. Despite sharing a name reminiscent of another chess legend, Sergey has carved his own path through the battlefield of 64 squares with grit, brains, and a dash of flair.

Career & Playing Style

Sergey dazzles in blitz chess—his lightning-fast games speak volumes, boasting a peak rating of an astounding 2800 in June 2022, placing him among the elite. While his bullet games show flashes of brilliance (peaking at 2445), and daily chess exhibits near flawless precision (win rates soaring over 95%!), blitz remains his signature battleground.

Ever the strategist, Sergey prefers a drawn-out war of attrition, evidenced by an average of 87 moves per win. He often drags his opponents into deep endgames, where his tactical awareness shines brightest. His resilience is almost inspirational: a staggering 91% comeback rate when behind, which might be the stuff of chess folklore… or sheer stubbornness.

Noteworthy Stats and Quirks

  • Longest winning streak: 22 games — a true streak of domination.
  • Endgame frequency: plays endgames in over 80% of his games.
  • Early resignation rate: a humble 2%, because Sergey fights until the last pawn.
  • White pieces win rate: solid 43.6%, slightly overshadowing his 38% success with Black.
  • Favorite time to play? Definitely around 11 PM — a night owl’s rhythm.

Opening Repertoire

Sergey champions a Top Secret opening strategy—literally undisclosed—dominating in over 3,500 blitz games with a respectable 40% win rate. Opponents beware: Sergey’s opening can turn from subtle to savage within moments.

The Battle Chronicles

His recent victories include some classic finisher moves where foes wave the white flag by resignation, proving Sergey’s unbearable pressure on the board. Yet even grandmasters falter — a few losses remind us that on any given day, the chess gods might just smirk and hand you a tough defeat. His longest losing streak is a mere 10 games, which is basically a warm-up for someone of his caliber.

Fun Facts

Maybe it's the name, maybe it’s the style — Sergey Kasparov is chess’s own enigmatic mix of finesse, endurance, and occasional mischief. When not plotting moves that baffle opponents, he’s probably pondering if pawns ever dream of promotion... or maybe just enjoying a good cup of coffee between rounds.

In the grand theater of chess, Sergey Kasparov plays the starring role — a grandmaster with a flair for the dramatic and the stamina of a marathoner.

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