Anusha Subramanian - Woman FIDE Master & Chess Virtuoso
Meet Anusha Subramanian, aka ChessBliss09, a Woman FIDE Master who’s quietly rewriting chess history one blitz game at a time. Starting her journey in 2019 with a blitz rating just shy of 1500, Anusha steadily clawed her way up to a jaw-dropping peak of 2316 in 2024 — that’s basically grandmaster territory for fun weekend matches!
Known for her patience (who else averages 78 moves to a win?), Anusha isn’t just about quick smashes — she thrives in long, intricate endgames, diving deep into 87% endgame frequency like a shark circling its prey. But don’t mistake her for slow; her tactical awareness turns the tide, boasting a mythical 100% win rate even after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into checkmates!
A true comeback kid, Anusha’s comeback rate stands tall at 91.3%, so bow down if you catch her down a piece — it’s probably just the calm before the storm. Her opponents have learned to fear her strategic depth and resilience, especially when she’s playing white, where she scores an almost enviable 47.5% win rate.
Anusha’s versatility shines across all time controls. Blitz is her playground, with over 340 wins from 764 games using an intriguingly mysterious favorite opening simply labeled “Top Secret” (we’re all dying to know). Bullet and rapid formats? She’s no slouch there, maintaining winning records and a “don’t blink” attitude.
Off the board, word has it she sometimes exhibits a tilt factor of 8, which, chess aficionados know means she’s passionate enough to bash the keyboard — but then swiftly regroups and smashes back harder. She plays best on Fridays and Saturdays, usually finishing before bedtime at 9 PM, except when that 5 AM inspiration strikes and she’s unbeatable.
With a longest winning streak of 7 games and a never-back-down spirit, Anusha Subramanian is not just a chess player — she’s a chess phenomenon with a sly smile, a killer instinct, and undoubtedly a future full of exciting battles on the 64 squares. Watch out world, ChessBliss09 is just getting warmed up!