Raisa Melissa Barria Baker de Corrales
Woman FIDE Master | Username: girlmaster9
Meet Raisa Melissa Barria Baker de Corrales, a chess warrior with a title to prove it: Woman FIDE Master. She's the kind of player who turns the chessboard into a battlefield where every pawn and knight marches towards victory—or at least a victory dance. With a blitz rating steadily climbing to a peak over 2000, Raisa doesn't just play fast, she plays smart. Her bullet games? A rollercoaster of speed and cunning, boasting a max rating close to 1900, proving that lightning moves can be tactically sound too.
Raisa’s chess style is a fine blend of patience and persistence. With an eye on endgames (she reaches them over 84% of the time!) and an average of nearly 68 moves per win, she’s not one to rush a victory—or to resign early (only 1.5% early resignation rate, phew!). Speaking of resilience, her comeback rate is almost mythical, bouncing back after setbacks with a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Opponents beware: Raisa might look like she’s down, but she’s just warming up.
And while she’s a serious titan on the board, Raisa’s psychological game shows a tilt factor of just 5—meaning if chess were poker, she’d be the cool player sipping tea, not throwing the board in frustration. Her favorite time to pounce? Turns out, she owns the evenings with a perfect 100% win rate at 20:00 and 19:00 hours, so maybe it’s the magical chess hour.
Off the board, Raisa’s records reflect fierce rivalries and many cherished battles with players like joshr_0 and dhruv5523. With over 160 rated games in bullet and blitz combined, and solid win rates hovering around 50%, her chess journey is a testament to grit, growth, and plenty of "aha" tactical moments.
Whether battling rapid or blitz formats, with clever openings (kept top secret, naturally!) or grinding deep endgames, Raisa Melissa Barria Baker de Corrales is a name to watch—a WFM who mixes skill, tenacity, and a touch of magic on every move.