Evgueni Chevelevitch - International Master
Known in the chess world as EvgChe, Evgueni Chevelevitch is an International Master who has been quietly (or sometimes loudly) dominating the blitz and rapid chess arenas. With a blitz peak rating soaring to an impressive 2407 in 2024, Evgueni proves that speed and strategy can go hand in hand — or in this case, hand on mouse and brain on fire!
Starting with a modest blitz rating of 1855 back in 2014, Evgueni’s journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster speed ride. By 2018, their blitz prowess rocketed past 2150, and since then, maintaining an average rating well over 2300, they've amassed nearly 7,000 blitz wins — a number that would make any grandmaster blink.
Rapid chess is no stranger to Evgueni either, with solid performances and a comfortable peak at 1563 in 2025. True to their tactical genius, their win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100% — talk about turning lemons into lemonade!
Playing Style & Stats
- White Win Rate: 80.64%
- Black Win Rate: 76.68%
- Average Moves Per Win: About 62 moves, just enough time to ponder life’s mysteries.
- Comeback Rate: A stunning 79.83%, proving resilience is the name of the game.
- Longest Winning Streak: 35 games — a streak hotter than a freshly brewed espresso.
- Current Winning Streak: 2 games, and the fire’s still burning strong.
Chess Personality
With an early resignation rate below 1%, EvgChe fights till the last pawn drops, embodying the true spirit of a chess warrior. Their psychological resilience is noteworthy with a comeback rate that intimidates opponents and a tilt factor that would be the envy of any zen master.
Notable Opponents
Evgueni keeps busy facing a cast of characters from tetrix83 to gm_rashid, chalking up a perfect 100% win rate against most recent opponents (except for a mysterious 0% against windwhistler11, reminding us even greats have their kryptonite).
Fun Fact
Despite being a speed demon on the chessboard, Evgueni maintains top secret opening strategies that seem to mystify even the fiercest adversaries. With blitz games clocking in at a staggering 8,753 and a win rate nearing 79%, it’s safe to say Evgueni’s moves are as unpredictable as a squirrel on espresso.
Evgueni Chevelevitch: proving that in chess, sometimes fast really is better — unless you’re trying to avoid their next checkmate!