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Tikhonov Viacheslav CM

zverr1 Since 2017 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟♟
45.5% W 44.9% L 9.6% D
Bullet
2770
759W 679L 130D
Blitz
2770
4229W 4259L 928D
Rapid
2133
21W 5L 1D
Daily
1638
8W 1L 1D

Tikhonov Viacheslav, also known as zverr1

Tikhonov Viacheslav plays online chess under the username zverr1. The profile carries a FIDE Candidate Master title, which gives the name a little extra weight whenever it appears in a game list.

On the surface, zverr1 looks like a player who can sit through a long fight, but the record also shows a lot of blitz energy. The preferred time control appears to be Daily, the patient kind of chess where a single quiet move can carry the whole morning.

Playing style

The game habits suggest a fighter who is not afraid to enter messy positions. The early average capture comes near move seven, which is a polite way of saying the pieces start arguing before the tea has cooled.

  • Endgames appear in most decisive games, showing a willingness to convert or defend through long lines.
  • The comeback tendency is strong, with many lost piece positions still fighting back.
  • Wins and losses usually come after long games, suggesting zverr1 tends to trust the process rather than rush the verdict.

Openings include frequent appearances in the Sicilian Defense, the Caro-Kann Defense, and the French Defense. That mix feels like a player who enjoys both solid structures and sharp tactical side streets.

Opponents and online chess life

The opponent history includes regulars such as oleg008 and alexei_shalin. Repeated matches against the same players create a kind of local chess drama, where old mistakes become familiar and every new opening idea feels like a personal update.

For anyone searching for Tikhonov Viacheslav or zverr1, the profile belongs to a FIDE Candidate Master who has built an online reputation through repeated play, long fights, and a taste for openings that refuse to stay boring.

Opening texture

The opening data leans into central tension and flexible responses. The Caro Kann, French, and Sicilian all give zverr1 chances to make the opponent explain their plan before the middlegame begins.

A short sample position can show why these openings matter: a pawn grab can turn a quiet opening into a battle over central control and piece activity.

Quick profile facts

  • Display name: Tikhonov Viacheslav
  • Username: zverr1
  • FIDE title: Candidate Master
  • Preferred time control: Daily
  • Longest winning streak: 13 games
  • Current losing streak: 3 games
Bio last updated 2026-08-26