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Temur Shavkatov CM

Shavkatov02 Since 2025 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
49.5%- 45.5%- 4.9%
Bullet 2774
3205W 3010L 298D
Blitz 2869
322W 296L 44D
Rapid 2539
86W 23L 15D
Daily 1784
8W 0L 4D

Temur Shavkatov - Candidate Master

Temur Shavkatov, playing online as Shavkatov02, is a Candidate Master with a strong presence in rapid chess and the broader online chess community. A data-rich player with tactical flair and endgame grit, Temur mixes sharp opening surprises with marathon technical wins. This profile highlights style, openings, rivalries, and quick stats for coaches, fans, and event organizers.

Preferred time control: Rapid. Temur often performs best when a blend of speed and calculation is required.

Peak highlights include recent top performances in blitz and bullet while continuing to strengthen rapid results. 2920 (2026-03-04) 2978 (2026-02-20)

Playing Style and Strengths

Temur is a pragmatic tactician who thrives in complex positions and long, technical endgames. Key strengths:

  • Exceptional comeback ability, making him hard to close out even after setbacks.
  • High endgame frequency and patience, leading to many long decisive games.
  • Strong practical decision making under time pressure, ideal for rapid and blitz formats.
  • Adaptive psychology at the board, though extended tilt can follow long losing runs.

Time-of-day trends show peak performance in the afternoon and early evening, useful for scheduling matches and streams.

Openings and Repertoire

Temur favors an eclectic repertoire designed to create imbalance and practical chances. He mixes mainstream theory with surprise options to keep opponents uncomfortable.

  • White highlights: Sicilian Defense, Alapin Variation; Four Knights; Italian Game lines.
  • Black highlights: Elephant Gambit as a surprise weapon; Petrov and Caro-Kann for solidity in faster games.
  • Versatility: comfortable switching between quiet maneuvering and sharp tactical play depending on opponent and clock.

Study these common themes: Sicilian_Alapin Elephant_Gambit

Rapid Rating258624452304216320222025: 20692026: 253920252026

Memorable Streaks and Performances

  • Longest winning streak: 13 games, demonstrating hot tactical form and consistency.
  • Longest losing streak: 14 games, a period that led to focused study and eventual recovery.
  • Recent notable clash: a hard-fought finish against a top rival. Replay the tactic sequence below.

Replay a short illustrative game sequence:

Rivalries and Opponents

Temur has cultivated several intense online rivalries. Frequent opponents provide rich material for preparation and streaming:

  • greekalphamale — the most-played opponent and a regular rivalry. greekalphamale
  • thechessbird975 — frequent high-quality encounters. thechessbird975
  • practicemakesok and honorthehawk — trusted practice partners and instructive opponents. PracticeMakesOK honorthehawk

Sample memorable game: Thrilling Finish

Quick Stats and Insights

  • Title: Candidate Master (FIDE).
  • Preferred time control: Rapid.
  • Average decisive game length: over 70 moves, showing deep endgame technique.
  • High comeback rate and solid win rates when playing below rated opponents.
  • Early resignation rate is low in long games, reflecting fighting spirit; higher in bullet where pragmatism rules.

Follow and Study

For coaches and streamers, Temur is an excellent case study in blending tactical opportunism with long-term technique. Use the in-app links, charts, and game viewer to study openings, annotated games, and time-of-day performance trends. Quick links above will take you to rival feeds and game replays within the app.

Fans can expect more sharp, instructive games from Temur, especially in rapid events and late-afternoon online sessions.

Closing Note

Temur Shavkatov, aka Shavkatov02, is a Candidate Master who combines practical rapid strength, tactical daring, and endgame resolve. Whether you are scouting opponents, preparing an event, or simply enjoying high-quality online chess, Temur is a player worth watching.

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