Aleksandr Razmyslov (aleks45)
International Master
Aleksandr Razmyslov, known online as aleks45, is a fierce International Master who combines deep strategic awareness with a knack for lightning-fast bullet and blitz games. His chess journey has been marked by incredible highs and a few humbling defeats—but isn't that the spice of life (or chess)?
With a peak bullet rating soaring to 2645 in 2025 and a blitz maximum of 2629 in mid-2021, Aleksandr has proven himself a formidable opponent. His bullet warrior spirit shines through an impressive 5,156 wins, against 4,774 losses—showing a fighting heart that rarely surrenders. Believe it or not, his longest winning streak stands at a breath-taking 17 games, while his longest losing streak reminds us even the best stumble.
A true tactician, Aleksandr’s comeback rate is a staggering 86.67%, proving he thrives when the pressure is on. His games are often marathon affairs—an average of 74 moves per win—perfect for those who enjoy a prolonged battle of wits rather than a quick tactical skirmish.
Playing Style & Preferences
- Endgame Frequency: Plays the long game with an emphasis on technique, featuring over 80% endgame appearances.
- Opening Secrets: Prefers the mysterious "Top Secret" opening repertoire—with over 2,400 blitz games and 10,000 bullet games played under this enigmatic banner. Aliens might know it, but the rest of us don’t!
- White Win Rate: Slightly favors White with a 52.68% success rate, but don’t be fooled—he’s just as dangerous with Black.
Recent Highlights
Aleksandr’s recent victories showcase his resilience and skill. For example, in a Reti Opening Kingside Fianchetto Variation game from June 2025, he smoothly outmaneuvered b3menace to win by game abandonment, demonstrating impeccable timing and strategic pressure.
However, even titans face setbacks. His most recent loss came in a tense Semi-Slav Defense game to doraemon7, who claimed victory on time—proof that every clock tick counts in the realm of bullet chess.
The Human Side
With a tilt factor of 15 (because who doesn't get a little rattled after a blunder?), Aleksandr remains a sportsman who learns from losses and fights back fiercely. His best time to play? Midnight—perhaps when the rest of us are asleep, aleks45 is busy turning pawns into queens.
If you ever find yourself facing Aleksandr online, brace yourself for a blend of secret openings, stubborn defense, and a chess marathon you won’t forget. And if you win, well, that’s just one less guy to beat him next time.
Chess is not just a game for Aleksandr Razmyslov—it’s a battleground, a laboratory, and sometimes, a midnight adventure.