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Radoslaw Wojtaszek: the Polish precision of chess

País
🇵🇱 Poland
Título
Grandmaster (GM)
Nacimiento
13 January 1987, Elblag, Poland
Estado
activo
ELO actual
2690 · Jun 2026
ELO máximo
2750 · May 2014
2600 2700 2800 2009: 2660 — establishes himself as Poland's number 1 2009 2012: 2720 — works as Viswanathan Anand's second 2012 2014: 2750 — peak rating; among the world's top 15 2014 2020: 2710 — still a benchmark for Polish chess 2020 2026: 2690 — solid European circuit veteran 2026 2750
Evolución del ELO · Fuente: FIDE

Behind every world champion there’s a team. Radoslaw Wojtaszek was part of Viswanathan Anand’s team, but he’s also a top-level player in his own right: Poland’s number 1 and world top 15.

Who is Wojtaszek

He was born on 13 January 1987 in Elblag, Poland. He became Poland’s number 1 and in 2014 reached his peak of 2750 rating, placing him among the world’s top 15. In parallel, he worked as Anand’s second during his world championship matches.

Polish solidity

Wojtaszek is a player who wins by accumulating advantages. He doesn’t make mistakes, prepares openings with surgical precision, and patiently waits for the opponent to err. He’s the kind of opponent that frustrates because he never gives anything away for free.

His chess DNA

In our chess DNA system, Wojtaszek represents the positional precision profile: maximum solidity and technique, with contained aggression. If your GM twin is Wojtaszek, your strength is preparation and patience.

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Preguntas frecuentes

Why was Wojtaszek Anand's second?

Wojtaszek worked as Viswanathan Anand's second during his world championship matches. His positional solidity, opening preparation ability and reliability made him the ideal collaborator for the Indian champion. He's one of the most respected seconds in recent history.

What is his style?

Wojtaszek is an extremely solid, positional player. His main strength lies in opening preparation and endgame technique. He's the type of player who doesn't make mistakes and waits for the opponent to err.