Aleksandar Indjic, Grandmaster of Blitz Chess
Aleksandar Indjic, known online as Beca95, is a FIDE Grandmaster whose chess career combines serious technical strength with an apparent fondness for playing at speeds where the clock becomes a second opponent. His preferred battlefield is Blitz, where he has built an enormous record and regularly turns complicated positions into practical nightmares.
A Blitz Specialist with Staying Power
Across nearly 10,000 recorded blitz games, Indjic has scored 5,657 wins, 3,224 losses, and 1,104 draws. That is an impressive winning total, especially considering that blitz often rewards quick instincts, accurate nerves, and the ability to remember where the mouse is.
His recorded blitz peak reached 3,174 in June 2026, following years of steady progress from the mid-2500s in 2015 to the 3000-plus range. His longest winning streak stands at 27 games, a run long enough to make opponents wonder whether the “resign” button has started working automatically.
3174 (2026-06-25)Opening Repertoire and Playing Style
Indjic’s repertoire is broad, but his results show particular confidence in the Modern, Caro-Kann Defense, and Sicilian Defense. The Dörÿ Defense is another frequent choice, especially with Black, where his recorded blitz win rate exceeds 62 percent.
With White, he has produced especially strong results in the Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack and the Closed Sicilian. With Black, the Italian Game: Two Knights Defense and Caro-Kann Defense have also been productive weapons. His style is resilient and practical: even after losing a piece, his recorded win rate remains above 55 percent, suggesting that the position is never truly safe until the game is actually over.
Sicilian Defense Caro-Kann DefenseEndgame Nerves and Comeback Energy
Indjic’s statistics point to a player who is comfortable in long battles. Endgames appear frequently in his games, and his average winning game lasts more than 80 moves. His comeback rate is listed at 90.81 percent, a number that suggests a bad position is less a crisis than an invitation to make the game even more complicated.
He wins more often with White than with Black, but his Black score remains highly competitive. The overall picture is of a Grandmaster who combines opening variety, tactical alertness, and remarkable persistence when the position refuses to behave.
Online Chess Profile
- Display name: Aleksandar Indjic
- Online username: Beca95
- Title: FIDE Grandmaster
- Preferred time control: Blitz
- Longest recorded winning streak: 27 games
- Recorded blitz games: 9,985