Alexander Alekhine
Alexander Alekhine is a Ferzia chess bot with a displayed 2700 ELO training target. The Dynamo — combinational genius who turned every position into an attack. Coach Pro is required to play this opponent; the profile is free to browse.
About Alexander Alekhine
Alexander Alekhine was World Champion from 1927 to 1946 and the most combinationally gifted player of his era. Where Tal played on intuition, Alekhine calculated — deeply, concretely, and ruthlessly. He built his attacks from a strategic foundation, manoeuvring precisely until a tactical explosion became inevitable. His opponents rarely saw the blow coming until it had already landed.
Playing style
Dynamic attacking chess grounded in deep calculation. Alekhine builds structural advantages methodically, then converts them with sharp tactical combinations. More systematic than Tal — his sacrifices are calculated, not speculative — but equally deadly.
How to beat Alexander Alekhine
- Very strong technique in the endgame — press any advantage before too many pieces come off the board.
- Plays it safe and avoids imbalances — you may need to create the complications yourself to get real winning chances.
- Very structure-conscious — provoke a pawn weakness early and it will matter for the rest of the game.
- Tends to steer into ECO B02, C02, D05, E10 structures — review these in the opening explorer before you play.
How to interpret the displayed ELO
The number is a Ferzia training target, not an official FIDE rating or a claim that one game predicts a human result. Stockfish documents why engine ratings depend on match conditions and large samples; FIDE publishes separate regulations for ratings from registered over-the-board results. Historical-persona copy is a stylised product characterisation, not a biography.