Sachi Jain – Woman FIDE Master and Blitz Enthusiast
Meet Sachi Jain, better known in chess circles as chessland2004, the Woman FIDE Master who's proving that blitz chess can be both brutal and beautiful. With a peak blitz rating flirting just below 2500 (maximum 2499 in 2024), Sachi is the queen of quick thinking and resilient play.
Known for their tactical wizardry, Sachi boasts a staggering 90.91% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece — proving once and for all that losing material isn't a death sentence but a call to unleash chaos on the board.
Their games tend to be epic sagas lasting an average of around 62 moves when winning and extending to 73 moves when losing. Clearly, surrender is not in Sachi’s vocabulary, and early resignations are nowhere to be found (0% rate!). Endgames are their playground, with play reaching that critical phase in nearly three out of four games.
The blitz arena has witnessed some dramatic swings: over 31 games with the mysterious “Top Secret” opening, Sachi has carved out a respectable 35% win rate—because why stick to the usual when your playstyle screams unpredictability?
When it comes to opponents, there’s a mixed bag — some have been utterly crushed (hello seal_island_puffin, zmeeed67, and annacramling!), others less so. The streaks? The longest winning run was a solid 4 games, and the current streak stands confident at 1 win.
Evening battles seem to be Sachi’s prime time, with a perfect 100% win rate at 6 PM, and Fridays bring a 40% win rate overall—maybe it’s a weekend warm-up ritual?
Known for psychological endurance, Sachi’s "tilt factor" is impressively low at a meek 5, which means losing a few games doesn’t send them on a downward spiral. In fact, the difference between rated and casual play win percentage shows they bring their A-game when it matters most.
In a nutshell, Sachi Jain is the blitz player who fights tooth and nail, turns setbacks into victories, and keeps their opponents guessing until the very last move. Watch out world, chessland2004 is making every second on the clock count.