Rasya Dityavialli

Rasya Dityavialli: The Relentless Rapid Racer

Meet Rasya Dityavialli, a rapid chess virtuoso whose journey resembles a thrilling rollercoaster – complete with surprising sharp turns and a few unexpected splashes! With a rapid rating climbing from a humble 117 in early 2024 to a respectable 346 by 2025, Rasya has proven that slow and steady isn’t the only way to win in chess.

Rasya’s style? Think of it as a combination of spirited aggression and cunning patience. Known for an average of 46 moves per win and a knack for turning the tides after losing a piece (100% win rate after that, mind you), Rasya embodies the phrase “never say die.” Even when the chips are down, Rasya’s comeback rate of 47% keeps opponents on their toes.

The opening book is quite eclectic: confidently stepping into the Scotch Game with a 75% win rate, dabbling in the Van 't Kruijs Opening with flair, and even bravely testing the waters with the Philidor Defense, though the latter feels more like a punchline in Rasya’s repertoire. Facing opponents like chen_yorie and rannmp3 repeatedly, Rasya has shown the gritty spirit of a warrior, sustaining just as many battles lost as won, but with no shortage of laughs along the way.

Some fun stats? Rasya occasionally plays like it’s midnight and they just woke up—winning 68.75% of the games at 1 AM! But beware playing at 2 AM (~11% win rate) or during intense afternoon sessions—variability is the spice of Rasya’s game.

While Rasya’s early resignation rate is a modest 20%, it’s clear they prefer to grind out those endgames (which happen 31% of the time) with dogged determination—even if the chips aren’t always perfectly stacked in their favor.

Whether you encounter Rasya as a fierce competitor or a friendly rival, expect a mix of resilience, spontaneity, and a chess game so unpredictable it might just make you smile (or pull your hair out).