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ID: 12947636

Lars Quilitzsch

FIDE ratings

1,918Classical

Performance

14 games
29% Win
43% Draw
28% Loss

Lars Quilitzsch's playing style

Overall score:50%4W 6D 4L over 14 games
Steady recent form:50%4W 6D 4L in last 14 games
Hard to beat — high draw rate:43%of games are draws

Openings as White

Among the openings shown, Rapport-Jobava System has the largest White sample, with 2 games. Select a row to explore its moves and inspect example games below.

Rapport-Jobava System
100%
2g

Openings as Black

Among the openings shown, Queen's Gambit Accepted: Central Variation, Rubinstein Defense has the largest Black sample, with 2 games. These results describe the available sample, not a prediction of the player’s next choice.

Queen's Gambit Accepted: Central Variation, Rubinstein Defense
100%
2g
Four Knights Game
100%
2g
Italian Game
100%
2g
Four Knights Game: Spanish Variation, Ranken Variation
100%
2g

Repertoire

6 games as white in scope
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Starting position

6 games in this line · White to move

Results for Quilitzsch, Lars as white · Wins / Draws / Losses

W / D / L
33%
67%
Move
6 · 100%
33%
67%

Game History

(14 games)
DateSourceColorOpponentResultLink
Jul 30, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Fulco, Hermes
D—
Jul 30, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Kopp, Maren
D—
Jul 30, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Hermes, Florian
D—
Jul 30, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Kopp, Maren
D—
Jul 29, 1999
OTB - Codekiddy
Golijanin, Mladen
W—
Jul 29, 1999
OTB - Codekiddy
Gaillot, Max
W—
Jul 28, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Farkas, Tali
D—
Jul 28, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Farkas, Tali
D—
Jul 27, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Abraham Benjamin
L—
Jul 27, 1999
OTB - LumbrasGigaBase
Abraham Benjamin
L—

Research Lars Quilitzsch’s games and opening repertoire

Lars Quilitzsch is rated 1918 in standard by FIDE. Lars Quilitzsch plays for Germany.

Lars Quilitzsch has FIDE ID 12947636.

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