Aleksandra Milovic WIM

Aleksandra Milovic - Woman International Master

Aleksandra Milovic, officially reigning as a Woman International Master, is no mere pawn in the chess kingdom—she’s more like a queen with a penchant for tactical genetics! With a blitz rating blossoming from a budding 1845 in 2020 to a flourishing 2148 in 2024, Aleksandra’s game evolves with the precision of a cell dividing perfectly every time.

Her playing style is an intriguing blend of resilience and wit, boasting a remarkable win rate after losing a piece at 88.34% —truly a biological marvel of recovery and adaptation. She’s capable of staging comebacks that would make any creature’s survival instinct jealous, with a comeback rate of 76.38%, proving that in the ecosystem of chess, she’s a formidable predator rather than prey.

With an average game length of nearly 61 moves when winning, Aleksandra’s battles are an exhilarating marathon rather than a sprint, showing not only endurance but also deep endgame expertise played in 66.57% of her tournaments. She’s known to keep her cool, with a tilt factor of just 13, ensuring her mitochondria-powered mind stays sharp under pressure.

Outside the board, Aleksandra might be cracking open chessbooks, but on the board, her opening strategies remain deliciously Top Secret, maintaining a nearly 46% win rate in blitz games, and even inching closer toward dominance in bullet (48.57%). Her white pieces win more games (48.35%) compared to black (43.1%), showing she knows how to “express” her opening genes effectively.

Often battling against opponents named drinbet, ashina22, and yunker_alisa, Aleksandra’s record reads like a fascinating evolutionary arms race, sometimes winning spectacularly and occasionally losing—after all, even the strongest DNA strands face mutations.

When asked about her favorite time to play, Aleksandra’s peak moves occur between 10 and 11 AM, when her win rate zooms close to 78%, suggesting her cerebral cortex might be at full charge during these hours—perfect for hunting down fragile king defenses.

In essence, Aleksandra Milovic is a study in chess biology—meticulous, adaptable, and ever-evolving, always proving that her neurons fire faster and more brilliantly when the pressure's on. With a longest winning streak of 12 games, she is as relentless as nature itself!