Ivan Sarenac (aka Angry_Serb)
International Master – FIDE Titled Player
Born to confuse opponents and computers alike, Ivan Sarenac, proudly known in chess circles as Angry_Serb, is no ordinary player. With the distinguished title of International Master awarded by FIDE, Ivan brings a mix of serious skill and lighthearted flair to the battlefield of 64 squares.
Starting out in 2016 with humble blitz ratings around 1326, Ivan quickly blazed through the ranks. In just a few years, his blitz rating surged over 2700, peaking at an impressive 2736 - a number so high it probably scares chess engines during night shifts. His bullet performance is no less amazing, hitting a max around 2629, proving his lightning-fast instincts and rapid-fire calculations.
Ivan’s playing style is both enduring and meticulous with an average of nearly 78 moves per win, demonstrating a patience more fitting for marathon contenders than sprinters. Endgames are his playground, appearing in over 83% of his games, which shows he does not shy away from the most grueling phase of chess battles. Notably, Ivan’s tactical prowess is fierce, boasting a comeback success rate nearing 88% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into chess victories!
Opponents beware: Ivan’s longest winning streak is an impressive 18 games—enough to make anyone reconsider their weekend plans. Despite occasional emotional turbulence with a tilt factor of 23%, he maintains a cool composure overall, rarely walking off the board prematurely (early resignation rate about 11%).
When not plotting world domination through pawns and knights, Ivan enjoys testing the mettle of his frequent rivals, with a mixed bag of triumphs and challenges. Some opponents see Ivan’s full wrath (win rates near 100%), while others manage to sneak away unscathed (looking at you, “bauman_guy”).
A player of great endurance and temperament, Angry_Serb continues to evolve and baffle chess enthusiasts globally. Whether it’s blitz or bullet, Ivan Sarenac’s games are always worth a watch — a blend of deadly precision and a sprinkle of spirited unpredictability.
