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Vladislav Artemiev GM

vartemiev Omsk Since 2016 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
63.8%- 31.1%- 5.1%
Bullet 2966
2844W 1373L 180D
Blitz 2722
689W 350L 100D
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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!


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