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Representing Georgia and holding the in-world title of Chess Legend, this 42-year-old persona has been curated to reflect a sharp, combative approach to the game rather than a documented record of real-world results. As White, Jobava frequently reaches for the [Indian Game mainlines](/resources/openings/indian-game-mainlines), steering play toward flexible, tension-filled structures. Anyone sitting down across from Jobava should expect a relentless, theoretically sound opponent who punishes passivity, complicates positions at every opportunity, and converts even small advantages with near-flawless technique.","42","legend_baadur_jobava","Georgia","ge","5267567cf9b23584ac71d0aa1dce6407dd5b0c31eed2b859e4953bcb43c41f5c","2026-10-05",3026,"json",[15,18,21],{"question":16,"answer":17},"What rating is Jobava?","Jobava carries an estimated Chessiverse rating of 3026, placing it at super-grandmaster, engine-tier strength. 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Because the style favors aggression and keeps positions complex rather than simplified, it rewards opponents working on calculation under tension and punishes those who rely on passive, drawish setups. Lower-rated players will find the matchup instructive but extremely demanding.","5JGaV0-2i82Qlgz-gI-6MK7yAQ0bY9ZVBRSL0htlcjg",1791222021559]