Sergey Sklokin FM

Sergey Sklokin (aka Turboplombir)

FIDE Master Extraordinaire

Sergey Sklokin, better known by the electrifying username Turboplombir, is a chess player who doesn’t just play the game — he blitzes through it. Awarded the prestigious FIDE Master title by FIDE, Sergey’s career is a rollercoaster of tactical wizardry, strategic depth, and an unyielding love for checkmates.

Starting from humble beginnings in 2021 with a modest blitz rating of 962, Sergey’s rapid ascent has been anything but slow. By 2025, his blitz rating eclipsed an incredible 3020 — a number so high, it’s almost suspicious. His bullet and rapid ratings are equally intimidating, peaking at 2973 and 2324 respectively. When Sergey hits the board, prepare yourself: it’s a storm of swift wins and fierce competition.

What sets Turboplombir apart? His unmatched streaks! Imagine a 62-game winning streak — talk about a run of form that would make Kasparov nod in respect. Even when the tide turns, Sergey’s tactical awareness shines through with an impressive 89% comeback rate after unfavorable positions. His average game length suggests he’s not just a quick finisher but a player who loves a complex dance of moves, averaging 82 moves per win.

Chess openings? Sergey keeps you guessing. Armed with a repertoire that includes secret weapons labeled “Top Secret” (in both blitz and bullet), alongside effective variations of the Catalan Opening and Sicilian Defense, he’s versatile, unpredictable, and incredibly resourceful. His games rarely end in draws — Sergey likes a decisive finish, be it by checkmate or resignation.

His knack for late-day precision is remarkable, with peak performance hours around 8 PM, when most are winding down, Sergey is gearing up to outwit opponents. He plays tough against the titans too, facing down legends like Hikaru and Daniel Naroditsky with admirable grit. From casual games to intense tournament battles, Sergey keeps his calm; a tilt factor of 14 suggests he’s cool-headed, but not too robotic — there's personality behind the moves.

Recent Showdown Highlights:

• In June 2025, Sergey’s Turboplombir crushed “Armen_ChessMate” with a dazzling checkmate, showcasing his mastery in the Tarrasch Defense.
• Not all days are perfect — he recently faced a tough loss to “wonderfultime” in the Queen’s Pawn Opening, but even defeats add to his growing legend.

Whether it’s blitz, bullet, or rapid, Sergey Sklokin stands as a formidable force on the 64 squares. Strategic, speedy, and sometimes mysteriously secretive, Turboplombir is a player to watch — or better yet, avoid if you want to keep your rating intact.