Alex Huzman GM

Alex Huzman - Grandmaster of the Blitz Arena

Meet Alex Huzman, a chess virtuoso who has proudly earned the coveted title of Grandmaster from FIDE — basically, the chess equivalent of a rocket scientist, ninja, and chess wizard rolled into one.

Alex’s blitz rating once soared to an astonishing 2812 in April 2020 — a level at which mortality in games tends to quickly evaporate and opponents often resign faster than you can say “checkmate.” In fact, Alex has amassed over 55 blitz victories with an impressive win rate hovering above 53%, showing a knack for turning the chaotic pace of blitz into calculated triumphs.

Although fond of “Unknown Openings” — the mystery meat of chess strategies, with over 100 games played — Alex proves that sometimes the best moves come from improvisation and gut feeling; or maybe just being so good at tactics that memorized openings are overrated.

When Alex wins, it’s not a quick tap out either: with an average of 80 moves per win, these games are marathons, not sprints — endurance chess fans rejoice! Conversely, losses tend to be a tad quicker, but with a low one-sided loss rate, Alex hardly ever gets steamrolled without a fight.

One of Alex’s secret weapons is a staggering 90.91% comeback rate — losing a piece? No problem! Alex fights back with tactical awareness sharp enough to turn disadvantage into dazzling victory.

Psychologically, this grandmaster clocks their best form around 1 PM — perfect timing to outwit opponents before the afternoon coffee kicks in. Tilting? Alex’s tilt factor sits at a mild 3 — just enough emotion to spice the games but not to mess with the chess mojo.

Alex has faced some familiar foes repeatedly, holding over 60% success against frequent rival lukadoncik. And don’t mistake the casual nature of their online handle, Alexhuzman — behind the keyboard and mouse lurks a gladiator of sixty-second decision-making.

Fun fact: most of Alex’s game victories end by resignation — meaning opponents throw in the towel, admitting defeat to clever positioning and relentless pressure. Timeout wins are also a thing here, proving Alex is just as good at blitz speed as at handling opponents’ nerves.

In short, Alex Huzman is the kind of player who can start a game with a subtle smile, weave through tactical storms, and finish strong — all while showing the chess world that speed, cunning, and grit make the perfect checkmate cocktail.

To see this blitz master in action, check out one of their most recent victories here.