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With the white pieces he favors classical central play, most often steering games into the [Queen's Gambit](/resources/openings/queens-gambit), while as black he leans on the [Grünfeld](/resources/openings/grunfeld) for counterattacking chances against 1.d4. His games tend to feature long middlegames rich in tension rather than quick simplifications. Opponents should expect precise calculation, a deep theoretical grounding, and very little tolerance for inaccurate play.","48","JfEgS","Ukraine","ua","5e588104b023d1bae110f19ba67b9988383e366e6fb02413a5a9b7582fb41e3a","2026-07-06",2102,"json",[15,18,21],{"question":16,"answer":17},"What rating is Dimitri?","Dimitri plays at an estimated 2102 Elo, placing him at candidate-master to expert strength. At this level he calculates accurately, follows opening theory to a meaningful depth, and converts most mistakes club opponents make into lasting advantages.",{"question":19,"answer":20},"What opening does Dimitri play?","With white Dimitri leans heavily on the [Queen's Gambit](/resources/openings/queens-gambit), with the [Indian Game mainlines](/resources/openings/indian-game-mainlines) as a flexible secondary weapon. As black he answers 1.d4 with the [Grünfeld](/resources/openings/grunfeld) and meets 1.e4 with the [Winawer French](/resources/openings/winawer-french).",{"question":22,"answer":23},"How do strong club players prepare to face Dimitri?","At 2102 Dimitri will know the main lines of his repertoire well, so surprising him with a sideline rarely pays off; better to study the critical tabiyas of the Queen's Gambit and Grünfeld and aim for positions you understand structurally. Because he keeps tension and refuses to trade pieces, prepare a plan for long manoeuvring middlegames rather than hoping for early simplifications. Concrete calculation in the resulting complications matters more than memorised theory beyond move fifteen.","Every brushstroke, every move, weaves a tale of elegance and precision.","Male","Ah, bienvenue; step into my atelier of sixty-four squares💎 ¶ Each move; a brushstroke of *vermillion* or *cobalt* upon the board; shall we paint a masterpiece together, mon ami?","Continuing the legacy of Fabergé, crafting intricate designs on delicate eggs, akin to maneuvering a Knight in a complex game of chess.",false,"2023-11-27T00:00:00.000Z","An Enamel Egg Pendant",{},"Dimitri Fabergé","Egg Painter",{"solid_sharp":35,"unprepared_theoretical":36},-0.04,0.09999999999999998,{"stats":38,"whiteFingerprint":52,"blackFingerprint":84},{"total":39,"white":44,"black":48},{"games":40,"uniqueOpenings":41,"sharpness":35,"repertoireNarrowness":42,"theoryAdherence":43},1983,76,-0.5,0.7,{"games":45,"uniqueOpenings":41,"sharpness":46,"repertoireNarrowness":42,"theoryAdherence":47},985,0.15,0.95,{"games":49,"uniqueOpenings":49,"sharpness":50,"repertoireNarrowness":49,"theoryAdherence":51},0,-0.24,0.44,{"firstMove":53},[54],{"name":55,"percent":56,"count":57,"lines":58,"responses":60},"d4",100,1004,[59],[55],[61,73],{"name":62,"percent":63,"count":64,"lines":65,"variationBreakdown":67},"d5",82.8,471,[66],[55,62],[68],{"name":69,"percent":56,"count":64,"lines":70},"Queen's Gambit",[71],[55,62,72],"c4",{"name":74,"percent":75,"count":76,"lines":77,"variationBreakdown":79},"Nf6",17.2,98,[78],[55,74],[80],{"name":81,"percent":56,"count":76,"lines":82},"Indian Game mainlines",[83],[55,74,72],{"vsFirstMove":85},[86,106],{"name":87,"lines":88,"responses":90},"e4",[89],[87],[91],{"name":92,"percent":93,"count":94,"lines":95,"variationBreakdown":98},"French",87.7,561,[96],[87,97],"e6",[99],{"name":100,"percent":93,"count":101,"lines":102},"Winawer French",64,[103],[87,97,55,62,104,105],"Nc3","Bb4",{"name":55,"lines":107,"responses":109},[108],[55],[110],{"name":111,"percent":112,"count":113,"lines":114,"variationBreakdown":116},"Indian systems",90.9,231,[115],[55,74],[117],{"name":118,"percent":119,"count":120,"lines":121},"Grünfeld",81.7,77,[122],[55,74,72,123,104,62],"g6",{"defensive_aggressive":125,"simplifying_complicating":126,"category":127},0.725,0.96,5,"Dimitri plays aggressively and keeps positions richly complicated, almost never trading down when tension can be preserved. His lines sit between solid and sharp, drawing on mainline theory rather than offbeat surprises. With white he steers toward the [Queen's Gambit](/resources/openings/queens-gambit), pressing in the centre, while the [Winawer French](/resources/openings/winawer-french) gives him double-edged structures as black. Expect long, knotted middlegames where small inaccuracies compound quickly.",[130,133,136,139,142,145],{"rating":131,"msSinceEpoch":132},1782,1777469793903,{"rating":134,"msSinceEpoch":135},1788,1777470021288,{"rating":137,"msSinceEpoch":138},1789,1777649776425,{"rating":140,"msSinceEpoch":141},1784,1778603742799,{"rating":143,"msSinceEpoch":144},1777,1778860900900,{"rating":146,"msSinceEpoch":147},1775,1779280212718,"Dimitri",{"sameStyle":150,"different":169},[151,157,163],{"botId":152,"name":153,"elo":154,"country":155,"countryCode":156,"category":127},"bCqbW","Hiro Bonsai",2095,"Japan","jp",{"botId":158,"name":159,"elo":160,"country":161,"countryCode":162,"category":127},"VuNtI","Rafael Oliveira",2117,"Brazil","br",{"botId":164,"name":165,"elo":166,"country":167,"countryCode":168,"category":127},"plOsC","Janelle Jettison",2083,"Jamaica","jm",[170,177],{"botId":171,"name":172,"elo":173,"country":174,"countryCode":175,"category":176},"chow","Mei-Lin Chow",2103,"Australia","au",3,{"botId":178,"name":179,"elo":180,"country":161,"countryCode":162,"category":181},"kOGbM","Filê Rei",2099,1,"bots/JfEgS",null,"Strong club players in the 1700 to 2100 range will gain the most from facing Dimitri. His candidate-master accuracy exposes shallow calculation and rewards thorough preparation. Players who tend to release tension early, or who rely on tactical hope rather than concrete lines, will find his refusal to simplify especially instructive. Anyone training to navigate dense, theory-heavy middlegames against an aggressive but principled opponent should book the match.","7P-r_EUfRXb5e9gy78orh0oJqlOM1pSvsw3hEr3fBJU",1784583527980]