Malkhaz Sulashvili - International Master Extraordinaire
Born for the battlefield of 64 squares, Malkhaz Sulashvili carries the proud title of International Master, a badge of honor awarded by FIDE to those who refuse to back down in the face of checkmate. Known online as crywolf1986, Malkhaz is a force to be reckoned with, especially in bullet and blitz chess where speed meets strategy in a frantic dance.
With a bullet peak rating nudging 2645 and a blitz personal best soaring past 2700, Malkhaz has the lightning-fast reflexes of a rook on a rampage and the cunning of a knight sneaking into enemy territory. His bullet games alone showcase over 2500 wins, suggesting that if chess were a marathon, he'd be casually cycling ahead with a coffee in hand.
But don't be fooled by the frenzy of quick moves — Malkhaz shows tremendous endurance in battles stretching 80+ moves on average before finally securing victory. His comeback rate is a staggering 93%, and if he loses a piece, don't worry — his win rate after that is a perfect 100%, proving he's the master of turning the tables.
Whether playing white or black, Malkhaz keeps opponents on their toes, winning nearly half of his white games and over 40% of the times he takes the dark side. His psychological resilience is notable, although a tilt factor of 14 suggests even the best can get a bit grumpy when pawns go sideways.
Off the board, he faces rivals repeatedly like xixvi, pomegranate988, and hannibal4, always ready for another epic clash. And with a longest winning streak of 12 games, he clearly knows how to keep the momentum going — the only time you might catch him without a smirk is when logging off to grab a snack (or maybe to sharpen his bishops).
In short, Malkhaz Sulashvili is not just a chess player; he's a tactical tornado with a penchant for dramatic comebacks and a proven track record of thrilling victories, proving that sometimes the best way to predict the future is to create it one move at a time.