Aleksandre Edisherashvili (Aevengho): The FIDE Master Who Never Blinks
Meet Aleksandre Edisherashvili, known online as Aevengho, a FIDE Master whose favorite time control is bullet. He does not just play fast chess, he treats every chess clock like a personal challenge.
Racing the Clock
Aevengho has played more than 24,000 rated bullet games and won over 20,000 of them. Along the way he produced an 83 game winning streak, which is less a statistic and more a public service announcement for everyone else in the bullet pool.
His bullet rating graph shows a steady climb into very dangerous territory.
His bullet peak reached 2838 (2026-05-16), and he is rarely seen outside the upper ranks of the speed chess universe.A Menu of Fearless Openings
If you play Aevengho, expect the French doors to close quickly. He loves to open with 1.e4 and is deeply at home in the French Defense, the Sicilian Defense Closed variation, and the Caro-Kann Defense. When he has the black pieces, he navigates the Czech Defense with confidence and punishes offbeat ideas like the Amar Gambit.
His opening win rates are almost unfair, and the chart below is basically a wall of green.
The Great Escapologist
Losing a piece to Aevengho is not a signal to celebrate, it is usually a trap. His win rate after losing a piece sits above 80%, and his comeback rate is nearly 79%. His one-sided loss rate is around 1.5%, so if you beat him, you probably had to earn every square. He also reaches endgames at an impressive rate, proving bullet chess can still have a patient side.
Rivalries and Repeat Customers
The username huidji has faced Aevengho 173 times, with Aevengho taking 120 victories. Another frequent opponent, chess261181, also ended up on the wrong side of the highlights in 144 of their meetings. These rivalries are best described as a friendly queue with the same predictable result.
Bullet Lifestyle Notes
- Set your alarm for 07:00 if you want peak Aevengho, because his best win rate by hour comes early in the morning.
- He delivers the first check in nearly 70% of games and averages 3.59 checks per game, usually with the Queen.
- His longest losing streak is 10, but after an 83 game winning streak, he probably just needed a nap.
- His tilt factor reads 10, yet with a comeback rate near 79%, Aevengho’s tilt is a dangerous weapon.
- He is significantly stronger in rated games, so be careful if he offers a casual rematch.