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Oleg Fedorkin Moscow, Russia E-mail: Send a Message Most played position after 5 moves 4 2 1 3 5 43 b w + 4 10 = 3 5 - 10 11 ?     See more favorite positions Games statistics in RenjuNet Total number of games 547   Sum of earned points 326 59.6% Wins 240 43.9% Wins as black 120 21.9% Wins as white 120 21.9% Draws 172 31.4% Draws as black 97 17.7% Draws as white 75 13.7% Losses 135 24.7% Losses as black 63 11.5% Losses as white 72 13.2%   He/she prefers to open ... i4 24 11.1% d2 23 10.6% d11 23 10.6% i8 22 10.1% d4 19 8.8% d12 13 6% d5 12 5.5% i2 11 5.1% i11 11 5.1% i12 11 5.1% d1 9 4.1% d3 9 4.1% d8 8 3.7% d9 8 3.7% d7 4 1.8% i3 3 1.4% i1 1 0.5% i5 1 0.5% i6 1 0.5% i7 1 0.5% i10 1 0.5% d6 1 0.5% 1 0.5%   He/she prefers to swap ... i1 4/12 33.3% i2 3/4 75% i3 2/3 66.7% i4 3/6 50% i5 0/6 0% i6 2/5 40% i7 1/7 14.3% i8 8/13 61.5% i9 8/12 66.7% i10 11/14 78.6% i11 20/25 80% i12 8/16 50% i13 1/3 33.3% d1 3/8 37.5% d2 6/10 60% d3 2/18 11.1% d4 1/3 33.3% d5 10/17 58.8% d6 0/1 0% d7 2/7 28.6% d8 7/11 63.6% d9 1/3 33.3% d10 1/5 20% d11 3/16 18.8% d12 3/3 100% d13 3/5 60% 2/2 100%

Oleg Fedorkin: "I read about renju in Russian "Nauka i Zhizn" ("Science and Life") magazine during 1983-1984 years. Then I started to play "five-in-a-row" and renju via mail. Since 1989 I play renju in Moscow Renju Club." The best results: III place in Moscow Championship (1993), I place in Nizhni Novgorod Open (1994), VII Russian dan (1995), III place in Nizhni Novgorod Open (1996), 4 place in European Championship (1996), II place in Moscow Championship (1997), 4 place in Russian Championship (1998), III place in Helsinki Open (1999). PHOTOS     See more photos ARTICLES Moscow Open 2000 World Championship BT 1997 Moscow Open 1997 Russian Qualification to World Championship 1997 The 2nd place in WC - achievement or failure? The Match of the Century See more articles

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