Meet Andras Toth
Andras Toth, known online as ChesscoachAndras, is an International Master, streamer, and lifelong teacher of the game. His username says it all: this is a coach who leads by example, and his example is played out at lightning speed. While he is dangerous in any time control, his true home is Blitz, where he has played thousands of games and built a reputation as a relentless online competitor.
Playing Style and Opening Repertoire
Andras is a fighter in every sense of the word. As White, he loves to take the battle straight to his opponents with the Sicilian Defense Sozin Attack, an aggressive setup where his results are genuinely impressive. As Black, he is equally comfortable navigating the sharp lines of the King's Indian Defense, an opening that rewards courage, patience, and deep preparation.
- Endgame frequency above 70 percent, meaning he rarely ducks the technical fights.
- Comeback rate of 86 percent, so a lead against him is never safe.
- Win rate after losing a piece sits near 48 percent, which is basically a superpower.
Familiar Rivals
Online chess is built on rivalries, and Andras has some fantastic ones. Against Alan Stein, a foe he has faced 219 times, the score is almost absurdly tight: 109 wins, 105 losses, and just 5 draws. Another regular dance partner is Eric Rosen, a popular streamer in his own right. Andras has spent more than 100 games trading blows with imrosen, and while the head-to-head leans the other way, every single game is a lesson. There is no quit in this coach.
Streamer and Coach
Under the handle ChesscoachAndras, he brings International Master knowledge to a global audience. He is a streamer who breaks down complex plans into digestible lessons, often showing why the Sicilian Defense is a lifetime study and how to survive the King's Indian battlegrounds. His games tend to run long, a sign that he values the full fight over a cheap trap, and his viewers get to see every twist along the way.
By the Numbers
His online career tells the story of a player who loves the arena. The
shows a steady climb and a player who keeps raising the bar. His reveals the openings he trusts most in critical moments. Streak-wise, he once won 30 games in a row, and even after a rough 19 game slide he bounced back with a 10 game winning run. That peak 2918 (2026-03-09) is eye watering for any online battler.