Martha Samadashvili WFM

Martha Samadashvili - Woman FIDE Master

Martha Samadashvili, known in chess circles and online as chitogvritooo, is a formidable Woman FIDE Master whose journey on the 64 squares reads like a thrilling novel peppered with strategic brilliance and a pinch of humor.

Since stepping onto the online battlefield in 2014, Martha has dazzled opponents with her tactical flair and resilience, achieving a peak bullet rating of 2514, a blitz high of 2568, and a rapid peak of 2368—numbers that sound more like secret agent codes than chess ratings!

Not one to shy away from challenges, Martha’s playing style is a delicate dance of patience and precision. With an almost uncanny 81.35% comeback rate and an average game length exceeding 70 moves for wins, she proves that sometimes the tortoise really does win the race—only she keeps up a speedy, bulletproof defense that can flummox even the sharpest grandmasters.

Her battles often take place in the explosive realms of Bullet and Blitz, where nerves of steel and lightning-fast moves are mandatory. But don't let the swift pace fool you; Martha’s endgame frequency sits around a serious 75.58%, reminding everyone that she’s in it for the long haul, planning checkmates while others are still sipping their coffee.

Martha plays with a witty psychological edge too—her “tilt factor” is contained at a modest 18%, showing that even when the game gets intense, she keeps her cool better than a penguin in the Antarctic. And if you catch her playing around 11 AM, you’re likely to witness her at her very best, when the queen feels like dancing and the pawns are on a mission.

Recent Adventures

One of her latest triumphs was a well-fought victory in 2025, where playing the King's Indian Attack, she outmaneuvered her opponent with grace and grit, winning on time but clearly dominating positionally. With her favorite opening being a top-secret weapon (literally!), Martha keeps her rivals guessing, blending deep strategy with unpredictable flair.

While everyone has an off day (or even a losing streak—her longest was 18 games), Martha's resilience and optimism keep her coming back stronger. Her win rate against many opponents often approaches perfection, including a 100% winning record against a surprising number of usernames —a reminder that in chess, practice and persistence can turn pawns into kings.

When not conquering the chessboard, Martha enjoys reminding new players that losing is just a part of the grand game, and that every blunder is a new step toward the next brilliant fortress or sneaky fork.

Whether speeding through Blitz or calmly outplaying opponents in Rapid and Daily, Martha Samadashvili is a name to watch—proof that wit, wisdom, and a touch of whimsy make a champion's true heart.