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Giorgi Bagaturov GM

Username: strelec64

Playing Since: 2020-05-11 (Inactive)

Wow Factor: ♟♟

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Blitz: 2502
617W / 371L / 123D

Giorgi Bagaturov (aka strelec64)

Meet Giorgi Bagaturov, a Grandmaster of the 64 squares and a cunning tactician who has earned the highest FIDE title, proving that he's not just good at playing chess, he's majestic. With a blitz peak rating soaring up to 2559 at the end of 2020, Giorgi is a fierce competitor who blitzes through opponents faster than a coffee-fueled knight jump.

His blitz game statistics reveal 641 wins, 379 losses, and 129 draws—a record that screams experience and resilience. And speaking of resilience, his comeback rate after losing a piece hits an impressive 55%, and his ability to fight back from losing positions scores a phenomenal 90% in tactical awareness. Clearly, Giorgi doesn’t just play chess, he plays mind games.

A versatile player, Giorgi performs admirably with both White and Black, boasting a white win rate of 60.31% and a respectable 51.3% with the darker pieces. Whether it's the early hours or the peak times, he's found to be at his best around 10 PM—prime time for making pawns and opponents sweat.

If you’re wondering about his style, Giorgi is a patient strategist who enjoys long, calculated endgames (84.94% frequency!), with an average of 73 moves per victory, proving he loves the grind as much as the glory. Early resignations? Not in his playbook. He fights to the last piece, with a tilt factor of just 6—yes, even when the bad luck tries to sneak in.

In terms of openings, he keeps things so top-secret you'd need a decoder ring to understand them, but his overall blitz win rate with his favored openings is a strong 55.79%. Plus, his longest winning streak streak is an epic 13 games; the longest losing streak just 6—talk about balance that would make a bishop proud.

Giorgi's most tricky opponents like "lasha_kachkachishvil" have met a decent challenge, with Giorgi holding a 62.5% win rate against them, but beware "gummigisla" and a few others who have him at 0%—we all have that one pesky rival.

To top it off, Giorgi's chess battles are dramatic and decisive: from graceful resignations (450 wins) to checkmates (69 wins), and even timeout victories (122!), this Grandmaster’s games are a rollercoaster of endgame mastery and quick wit.

When not orchestrating kingside attacks or disposing of queens, Giorgi enjoys the fact that chess is one of the few sports where losing your head (figuratively) can still mean victory. So if you ever face forth against strelec64, prepare your defenses, because you're in for a game full of surprises, strategy, and maybe a few witty checkmates.

Fun fact: His psychological trend shows he’s quite chill—just a tilt factor of 6—so don't expect outbursts, but expect sharp moves and, often, victory.

Ready to take on a blitzing GM? Giorgi Bagaturov awaits at the board!


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Constructive Feedback for Giorgi Bagaturov

Quick Snapshot

• Current peak (Rapid):
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What You Are Doing Well

  • Opening repertoire is sound and varied. You handle both 1.e4 and 1.d4 positions comfortably, switching between the Caro-Kann, Sicilian-Chekhover and Queen’s Gambit lines without hesitation.
  • Tactical vision. In your most recent win you found the resource 29...Rxe5! to break White’s attack. You rarely miss basic forks and skewers.
  • Pragmatic decision-making. When under pressure you are willing to return material for activity, a sign of mature judgement.

Biggest Improvement Targets

  1. King Safety in Sharp Structures.
    • In the Caro-Kann game against Giorgi Bagaturov you responded to 6.h4 with the routine 6...h6, allowing opposite-side castling and a direct pawn storm. Consider 6...h5 or 6...e6 to blunt g2–g4 ideas.
    • Drill positions with opposite-side castling; look for moves that trade attackers or close files before expanding elsewhere.
  2. Critical Moment Conversion.
    In the Chekhover line you achieved a winning endgame after 24...Bd3 but drifted with piece shuffling. Train yourself to ask “What is the cleanest technical win?” and calculate forcing lines before playing automatic moves. Endgame sparring against engines (equal material, +3 eval) 15 min + 5 s will help.
  3. Time Management.
    Several games show you below 30 seconds by move 25 while your opponent still has a minute. Use a simple rule: if your clock dips below opponent’s by more than ⅔, play the next 3 moves on intuition to regain parity. Reviewing the
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    will reveal whether late-night sessions correlate with blunders.

Targeted Study Plan (4 weeks)

DayFocusKey Resource
Mon / ThuOpening patches (Caro-Kann vs 6.h4, Chekhover 10...Be7 plans)GM model games & engine checks
Tue / FriEndgame technique (rook & pawn)Study Lucena Position and Philidor Position
Wed / Sat30 tactical puzzles (deflection & back-rank)Custom puzzle rush
SunPractice set: 3 rapid games, annotate immediately, then engine checkSelf-review notebook

Concrete Mini-Goals

  • Reach 2250 Rapid within two months by eliminating one blunder per game.
  • Score 70 % from ♟+2 endgames (measure during reviews).
  • Play at least one training game per week where you intentionally castle long to practise opposite-side attacks from the defender’s point of view.

Keep the Momentum

Your strategic understanding is evident; polishing conversion and clock management will translate it into rating gains. Maintain the habit of immediate self-annotation—it cements learning far better than engine-only reviews.

Good luck, Giorgi, and feel free to send your next set of games for further feedback!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
Lasha Kachkachishvili 20W / 7L / 5D
Deniel Safarov 11W / 0L / 4D
ghjdthrf 8W / 2L / 4D
Johnny Antonios 10W / 2L / 2D
theturtlemoves 7W / 3L / 2D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2021 2502
2020 2549
Rating by Year2020202125492502YearRatingBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2021 51W / 27L / 13D 48W / 35L / 15D 81.0
2020 294W / 138L / 49D 248W / 179L / 52D 78.1

Openings: Most Played

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 13 0
Losing 6 0