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Genrikh Chepukaitis
Number of games in database: 82
Years covered: 1952 to 2004
Highest rating achieved in database: 2417
Overall record: +20 -40 =20 (37.5%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.
      2 exhibition games, odds games, etc. are excluded from this statistic.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS
With the White pieces:
 Queen's Pawn Game (24) 
    A45 D00 A40 A41 D02
With the Black pieces:
 Robatsch (14) 
    B06
 Queen's Pawn Game (6) 
    A40 A46 E10
 Nimzo Indian (6) 
    E41 E32 E42
 Modern Defense (5) 
    A42
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GENRIKH CHEPUKAITIS
(born Sep-14-1935, died Sep-05-2004) Russia

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Genrikh Mikhailovich Chepukaitis was born in 1935 in Leningrad, USSR. In 1957 he was inducted into the Soviet Army, where he spent two years studying with Vladimir Andreevich Makogonov. In classical play he had some good results but never gained an international title; his highest FIDE rating was 2420. However, he was much stronger at blitz chess, becoming one of the strongest blitz players in the Soviet Union. He was Leningrad/St. Petersburg blitz champion in 1965, 1967, 1976, 1978, 1982 and 2002.

 page 1 of 4; games 1-25 of 82  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. G Chepukaitis vs Spassky 0-135 1952 tC31 King's Gambit Declined, Falkbeer Counter Gambit
2. K Klaman vs G Chepukaitis  1-057 1967 LeningradD38 Queen's Gambit Declined, Ragozin Variation
3. Y Gusev vs G Chepukaitis  1-039 1967 USSR ChampionshipB07 Pirc
4. G Chepukaitis vs V Zhuravliov  0-160 1967 USSR ChampionshipA06 Reti Opening
5. G Chepukaitis vs Korchnoi 0-146 1967 LeningradA04 Reti Opening
6. G Chepukaitis vs Y Nikolaevsky  0-144 1967 USSR ChampionshipA41 Queen's Pawn Game (with ...d6)
7. G Chepukaitis vs A Reshko  1-046 1967 Leningrad SpartakiadE47 Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3 O-O 5.Bd3
8. G Chepukaitis vs M D Tseitlin 0-127 1967 LeningradE71 King's Indian, Makagonov System (5.h3)
9. G Chepukaitis vs Korchnoi  ½-½29 1969 LeningradD94 Grunfeld
10. Y Rizhkov vs G Chepukaitis  1-048 1971 USSRE41 Nimzo-Indian
11. Tal vs G Chepukaitis  1-050 1971 LeningradB06 Robatsch
12. G Chepukaitis vs B Vager  1-045 1995 St.Petersburg op ;EXP 46A84 Dutch
13. E Gleizerov vs G Chepukaitis  1-048 1995 St Petersburg opE01 Catalan, Closed
14. G Timoshenko vs G Chepukaitis  0-161 1996 RUS-Cup1 Chigorin memE11 Bogo-Indian Defense
15. G Timoshenko vs G Chepukaitis  1-039 1996 Petrov memC10 French
16. S Yuferov vs G Chepukaitis 0-135 1996 Chigorin Memorial tournament B06 Robatsch
17. G Chepukaitis vs M Brodsky  ½-½43 1996 RUS-Cup1 Chigorin memA45 Queen's Pawn Game
18. Savon vs G Chepukaitis  ½-½42 1997 White Nights opE10 Queen's Pawn Game
19. G Chepukaitis vs M Brodsky  1-052 1997 RUS-Cup01 Chigorin memA43 Old Benoni
20. G Chepukaitis vs Taimanov  0-160 1998 Petrov mem, St PetersburgA45 Queen's Pawn Game
21. G Chepukaitis vs A Poluljahov  0-126 1999 Geller Memorial (Cup Russia)A40 Queen's Pawn Game
22. A Vaulin vs G Chepukaitis  1-029 1999 Geller Memorial (Cup Russia)A40 Queen's Pawn Game
23. Kharlov vs G Chepukaitis  1-026 1999 Novgorod opB06 Robatsch
24. S Voitsekhovsky vs G Chepukaitis  1-031 1999 Geller MemorialB06 Robatsch
25. G Chepukaitis vs V Neverov  ½-½65 2000 Chigorin MemorialA45 Queen's Pawn Game
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Jan-30-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: chessgames.com is pulling out it's August 08 quotes.

Jan-30-09  blacksburg: chessgames.com, you need some new quotes of the day. everyone, let's contribute.

"heh heh i'm up a piece, i don't need to calculate anymore" - blacksburg

"omg, did i really just hang my freaking queen again?" - blacksburg

"no way he can checkmate me in 4.9 seconds, no way, no, oh god, no no no no no gotta move faster no no no ahhhhh" - blacksburg

"The problem with the French is that they don't have a word for entrepreneur." - george w. bush

Jan-30-09
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  whiteshark: "What, they have a name for it? Legal's Mate? But your knight was pinned" - whiteshark
Jan-30-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  keypusher: The future Mrs. Keypusher, upon seeing a copy of George Botterill's <Open Gambits>: "Uh, is that a book of pick-up lines?"
Jan-30-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  tpstar: <The future Mrs. Keypusher> I wonder what the present Mrs. Keypusher would say. ;-)
Jan-30-09  Jim Bartle: That shouldn't be "future ex-Mrs. Keypusher"?

Jan-30-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  keypusher: <tpstar: <The future Mrs. Keypusher> I wonder what the present Mrs. Keypusher would say. ;-)>

"God, if only it WERE a book of pick-up lines!"

Jan-31-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  Open Defence: <God, if only it WERE a book of pick-up lines> wanna go back to my place and shuffle some rooks ? I got a "bad" bishop :)
Jan-31-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  WannaBe: <Open Defence: <God, if only it WERE a book of pick-up lines> wanna go back to my place and shuffle some rooks ? I got a "bad" bishop :)>

I don't get it, can someone explain??

Feb-14-09  karik: <I don't get it, can someone explain??>

Sorry, we can't. You know, we obey those guidelines, chapter 1. "No obscene, racist, sexist, or profane language."

Jun-06-09  returnoftheking: Apparently there is an opening system named after this man: Khalifman names e4 g6 d4 Bg7 Nc3 a6 f4 with a future b5, Nd7 and c5 the Ujtelky -Chepukaitis system.
Aug-23-09  returnoftheking: http://www.gmchess.com/gmschool/lec...

By changing the numbers from 1 to 4 in the url you can see 4 lectures of the late master Chepukaitis.

It seems to me that Sosonko copied quite a lot of it in NIC and his book "smart chip from St Petersburg"

Feb-21-10
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: <karik> Doesn't it apply for the usage of the word <bishop> alone?

Could be an expanding problem for a chesssite...

Sep-14-10
Premium Chessgames Member
  wordfunph: Genrikh Chepukaitis was a 2200 player but a really good blitz player from the Soviet Union. He had a rivalry with Korchnoi. He won the St. Petersburg Blitz Championship 5 times and Korchnoi 7 times. He regularly beat Tal at Blitz; that's how good he was. One day, Tal invited Chepukaitis to his room for some blitz matches and Genrikh obliged. When he got there, he met an older man who told him Tal was out but he could warm him up until Tal got back. Chepukaitis thought this was Tal's uncle. Then the older man proceeded to wipe out Genrikh in one game after another. Turns out the older man was Rashid Nezhmitzinov.

(sorry guys, i forgot where i lifted this piece of trivia)

Sep-14-10
Premium Chessgames Member
  wordfunph: "I love knights, without knights chess would just be boring."

- Genrikh Chepukaitis

Sep-19-10  rapidcitychess: Today's quote is not exactly the best idea ever, unless you are Mischa Tal, but that is different.

I wish I could sac, sac, mate like Tal..

Sep-19-10  rapidcitychess: Quote of the Day
< You need not play well - just help your opponent to play badly. >

-- Genrikh Chepukaitis

That being the quote.

Mar-26-11  Penguincw: Quote of the Day:

< "You need not play well - just help your opponent to play badly." >

Cool.I never knew that.Next time I'm playing chess,I'll tell my opponent to move their queen to a square where she'll be taken by a pawn (or knight or bishop or rook or king).

Jun-22-11
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: <blacksburg: "The problem with the French is that they don't have a word for entrepreneur." - george w. bush>

We always knew George the Genius got by on Daddy and Grandpa's coattails.

An obvious case of education gone to waste.

<keypusher: The future Mrs. Keypusher, upon seeing a copy of George Botterill's <Open Gambits>: "Uh, is that a book of pick-up lines?">

ROFL

That's an excellent book-wish I could find my copy!

Aug-16-11
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: <wordfunph>

<wordfunph: Genrikh Chepukaitis was a 2200 player but a really good blitz player from the Soviet Union. He had a rivalry with Korchnoi. He won the St. Petersburg Blitz Championship 5 times and Korchnoi 7 times. He regularly beat Tal at Blitz; that's how good he was. One day, Tal invited Chepukaitis to his room for some blitz matches and Genrikh obliged. When he got there, he met an older man who told him Tal was out but he could warm him up until Tal got back. Chepukaitis thought this was Tal's uncle. Then the older man proceeded to wipe out Genrikh in one game after another. Turns out the older man was Rashid Nezhmitzinov.>

This anecdote appears in Sosonko's "Smart Chip from St. Petersburg."

However, it also appears- with different details- in chess cafe here

http://www.chesscafe.com/text/skitt...

And yet another version, with a new set of details, here

http://lanternascacchi.wordpress.co...

The basic story remains stable, but <Chepukaitis> was a notorious story teller who tended not to repeat the same version of any anecdote about his life.

Jan-21-12  Penguincw: Quote of the Day

< "You need not play well - just help your opponent to play badly." >

Jan-21-12
Premium Chessgames Member
  Fusilli: Six times Leningrad/St.Petersburg blitz champion... Who else famous won this tournament? Did Korchnoi, for example? Blitz tournaments at the highest levels seem to be a lot more popular now at any time during the 20th century, so I wonder if someone like Korchnoi ever played in them.
Sep-18-12
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: Quote of the Day

<You need not play well - just help your opponent to play badly.>

-- Genrikh Chepukaitis

Yes, but how? ;)

Sep-18-12
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: <whiteshark> As the poker great Amarillo Slim wrote long ago, give your opponent a chance to do something that isn't good for him. Another outstanding poker player who's a decent chess player (Robert Ciaffone) once wrote, 'If you want to let a man hang himself, leave some slack in the rope'.
Sep-18-12  rapidcitychess:
<You need not play well - just help your opponent to play badly.>

--- Genrikh Chepukaitis

Somehow, I'm not surprised he wasn't the World Champion.

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