What is Andrei Sokolov's FIDE rating?

Andrei Sokolov's FIDE rating is 2448 standard, 2557 rapid. Chess Stalker tracks it together with Andrei Sokolov's over-the-board games and opening repertoire.

How many OTB games has Andrei Sokolov played?

The Chess Stalker database holds 327 over-the-board games by Andrei Sokolov (319 classical, 8 rapid), with 25% wins. The full list, with openings and results, is on Andrei Sokolov's Chess Stalker profile.

How do I prepare against Andrei Sokolov?

Open Andrei Sokolov's free Chess Stalker report: opening repertoire with results per line as White and Black, recurring weaknesses and blunder patterns evaluated with Stockfish, and recent games. Then rehearse against the Twin Bot, which imitates Andrei Sokolov's style, before facing them.

Andrei Sokolov

TitleGrandmasterFederationFranceBorn1963FIDE ID627089

Classical2448

Rapid2557

Blitz—

Games327

W · D · LWon · Drawn · Lost25 / 62 / 12

Peak2632Jan 2006

Rating history

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Classical2448Rapid2557no games played

Accuracy by phase

96.8%Opening94.7%Middlegame96.2%Endgame

Clutch factor

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Play style

Elite accuracy: 95.0% average

High resilience (68%): Dangerous even when losing

Solid conversion: 85%

Very consistent (94%)

Very precise: only 0.0 blunders/game

Dominates 1.e4 as

(66% in 159 games)

Vulnerable to 1.d4

(only 43%)

Recent games

Bogner, Sebastian(2552)

Swiss Team Championship 2026 · 11 Oct 2026

1–0

Sokolov,And1(2454)

Swiss Team Championship 2026 · 10 Oct 2026

½–½

Kuehn, Peter, Dr.(2311)

Swiss Team Championship 2026 · 23 Aug 2026

½–½

Sokolov,And1(2454)

Swiss Team Championship 2026 · 22 Aug 2026

½–½

Sokolov,And1(2454)

Swiss Team Championship 2026 · 21 Jun 2026

½–½

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327 games

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Openings

165 games as White · scores 66.7%

Weaknesses

where they slip as ♔ White

No significant weaknesses detected as white

Strengths

what holds up for them as ♔ White

No consistent strengths detected as white

By family

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327 games in scope

LineECOGamesLast playedWins · draws · lossesScorevs 66.7%

B20–B50692m

36%61%

66.7%—

C60–C70271y

37%56%7

64.8%—

C00178m

35%65%

67.6%—

B10–B15162y

38%63%

68.8%—

C50–C55132w

100%

50.0%—

B00–B0677y

57%43%

78.6%—

C23–C4254m

80%20%

90.0%—

A01411y

75%25%

87.5%—

Mistakes

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Critical blunders

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Endgame statistics

67 endgames (67%) · force Same-Color Bishops (0%)

Strongest

79.4%

R+Bishop vs R+Knight

Weakest

60.6%

Pure Pawn

Reaches Endgame

67%

67 / 100

B vs N Pref

52.4%·47.8%

prefers the bishop

PiecesTypeWin %games

Rook + Equal Minors

56%44%

77.9%353g

R+Bishop vs R+Knight

59%41%

79.4%306g

Rook vs Minor (Exchange)

49%50%

73.7%281g

Rook vs Rook

48%50%

72.6%252g

Rook vs Two Minors

56%44%

78.1%160g

Pure Pawn

36%50%14

60.6%109g

Rook + Equal Minors77.9%353g

R+Bishop vs R+Knight79.4%306g

Rook vs Minor (Exchange)73.7%281g

Rook vs Rook72.6%252g

Rook vs Two Minors78.1%160g

Pure Pawn60.6%109g

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327 games in scope

Explore the repertoireevery move played, ranked by frequency

165 games36%W61%D3%L

165games in this linewon 36%, drew 61%, lost 3%

Move

1. e4

1592w

35%62%

66%

1. b3

411y

75%25%

88%

1. c4

23y

50%50%

75%

Scouting report: Andrei Sokolov (GM, FRA)

Andrei Sokolov

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