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Vladislav Artemiev GM

Username: vartemiev

Location: Omsk

Playing Since: 2016-05-04 (Inactive)

Wow Factor: ♟♟

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Blitz: 2722
689W / 350L / 100D
Bullet: 2966
2844W / 1373L / 180D

Vladislav Artemiev - Grandmaster Extraordinaire

Meet Vladislav Artemiev, a fierce chess Grandmaster who dances on the 64 squares with the subtlety of a cat and the precision of a Swiss watch. Rated sky-high in both Blitz and Bullet chess, Vladislav has clocked maximum ratings of 2808 in Blitz and an eye-popping 2953 in Bullet — proof that speed and strategy are his best friends.

A Quick Glance at His Explosive Playstyle

With an average game length of about 67 moves per win, Artemiev doesn’t just rush for the kill; he patiently dismantles opponents like a master sculptor refining his masterpiece. His endgame frequency hovers near 80%, showing he’s not just a quick finisher but a thinker who relishes the final showdown. And when the chips are down? Vladislav doesn’t just survive; he comes roaring back with a stunning 88% comeback rate — the kind of resilience that would make a rubber ball jealous.

Record-Breaking Streaks and Tactics

Did we mention he once held a 26-game winning streak? That's enough games to beat up on half a tournament’s worth of grandmasters in a row without blinking. Tactical awareness is his secret weapon: after losing a piece, Artemiev’s win rate is a flawless 100%, making him a nightmare opponent who turns disaster into victory faster than you can say “checkmate.”

Opponent Whisperer

Vladislav's extensive opponent list reads like a who's who of online chess battlers. With a 60%+ win rate against many top rivals and a perfect 100% win record against some, Artemiev clearly knows how to crack the toughest of defenses. Fun fact: his record against "murmah2003" and "pelingorki" is a pristine 100%, probably because they didn’t see him coming.

Timing is Everything

Whether it's the crack of dawn or the late-night grind, Artemiev's win rates remain impressively solid—peaking at an astounding 79% winning rate in the quiet hours of 1 AM. Clearly, Vladislav thrives when the world sleeps, thinking ten moves ahead while everyone else’s eyes are barely open.

Psychology & Quirks

Even grandmasters get the jitters—Vladislav exhibits a modest tilt factor of 12, indicating he’s human after all. But he’s not one to throw in the towel early, boasting a low early resignation rate of just 1.28%. This guy fights until the last pawn falls (or gets promoted).

In Summary

In the fast-paced universe of online bullet and blitz chess, Vladislav Artemiev stands as a titan of tactics, a champion of comebacks, and a magician who turns fleeting moments into lasting triumphs. Opponents beware: whether you're facing him in the early morning or late at night, this Grandmaster bricks no moves and blinks no eyes.


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Coach Chesswick

Hi Vladislav!

You continue to demonstrate the dynamic, resource-hunting style that has taken you to the very top of online blitz. Your recent sessions show a healthy win rate (see

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), yet even at your level there are small edges you can convert into extra points.

Your strengths

  • Opening versatility. You handle 1.d4, 1.e4 and various fianchetto systems with equal ease, frequently steering the game into less-theoretical structures that suit your feel for piece activity.
  • Practical instincts in sharp positions. The miniature against mukhin1 in the Scandinavian is a textbook example of seizing the initiative and never letting go.
  • End-game speed. Even in low-time scrambles you calculate forcing lines with remarkable accuracy, e.g. your conversion in the R+P vs R ending on 30 Dec.

Growth opportunities

  1. Early clock management.
    Five of the seven recent losses were on time from equal or better positions. Try to reach move 20 with at least 35 % of your starting time. A quick mental “tempo check” every five moves will help.
  2. French Exchange structures as White.
    In the bascheyaro game you allowed ...c5 with little pressure. After 3.exd5 exd5 4.Nf3 Nf6 5.Bd3 c5, consider 6.Bb5+ to disturb Black’s harmony, or stick to 3.Nc3 to keep complexity.
  3. Queen activity in the middlegame.
    Repeated queen forays (e.g. Qb5–a5–a4 in the Queen’s Indian loss) cost several tempi. A simple heuristic: if the queen moves twice before your least-developed piece moves once, rethink.
  4. Clarifying winning conversions.
    The following win contained multiple chances to simplify earlier. Try annotating it once without an engine and highlight all moments you could have traded into a trivially won ending.

Targeted training plan (4 weeks)

  • Week 1 – Time awareness drills. Play 20 bullet games focusing purely on finishing with >10 s. Annotate the three fastest wins and three losses.
  • Week 2 – French Exchange refresh. Build a mini-repertoire file with 10 critical ideas for White. Test it in at least 30 games.
  • Week 3 – Queen-in-checklist. Before each queen move ask: “Does it create two new threats and is all my minor piece development complete?” Log any violations.
  • Week 4 – Technical endings. Daily 15-minute sessions on R+P vs R and Q+P vs Q endings. Aim for 90 % success in Lichess tablebase trainer.

Stats snapshot

Peak Blitz: 2808 (2017-08-16)  |  Peak Bullet: 2953 (2017-08-16)

Keep sharpening that tactical vision and adding small positional refinements—you’re already world-class, and every extra half-point per hour will add up quickly in arena events. Good luck!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
... .... 106W / 46L / 1D View Games
Antonio Arencibia 93W / 19L / 4D View Games
tigranlpetrosyan 53W / 49L / 7D View Games
pKiLz5Rn9b 67W / 35L / 5D View Games
Muhamad Agus Kurniawan 80W / 17L / 8D View Games

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2018 2722
2017 2816 2738
2016 2709 2617
Rating by Year20162017201828162617YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2018 0W / 1L / 0D 0W / 0L / 0D 20.0
2017 638W / 299L / 70D 650W / 303L / 53D 75.7
2016 1141W / 547L / 75D 1108W / 573L / 82D 76.2

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Amazon Attack 63 42 13 8 66.7%
English Opening 39 27 11 1 69.2%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 38 25 11 2 65.8%
French Defense 38 22 11 5 57.9%
Scandinavian Defense 36 26 6 4 72.2%
Barnes Defense 32 16 11 5 50.0%
Modern 29 17 9 3 58.6%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 26 18 6 2 69.2%
French Defense: Classical Variation, Svenonius Variation 26 14 12 0 53.9%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 25 14 7 4 56.0%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Scandinavian Defense 296 199 85 12 67.2%
Australian Defense 175 114 57 4 65.1%
Amar Gambit 161 107 46 8 66.5%
French Defense: Classical Variation, Svenonius Variation 154 95 52 7 61.7%
French Defense 148 86 52 10 58.1%
Nimzo-Larsen Attack 129 84 42 3 65.1%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 122 68 50 4 55.7%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 108 69 35 4 63.9%
Benoni Defense: Benoni Gambit Accepted 101 62 37 2 61.4%
Amazon Attack 95 60 30 5 63.2%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 25 0
Losing 12 1
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