Ana Srebrnic, Woman Grandmaster
Ana Srebrnic, also known by the chess moniker Hotella, is a biting force on the blitz chessboard with a titleship that proudly carries the label Woman Grandmaster from FIDE. Her strategic synapses fire like neurons in a well-rehearsed brain, leaving opponents in checkmate-induced synaptic shock.
Since emerging in the chess biosphere, Ana has fashioned a dynamic career where her blitz rating has experienced the natural selection of competitive play — evolving from a modest 1362 in 2019 to a peak of 2278 in 2022. Her game count speaks volumes, with over 160 recorded blitz battles showcasing her ability to adapt and thrive in the wild jungles of rapid-fire tactics.
Known for her sharp tactical awareness, Ana's comeback rate rests at a hearty 38.75%, proving she’s as resilient as a mitochondrion on caffeine. She’s not easily rattled, sporting a low tilt factor of 8, which allows her to maintain cerebral cool during even the most intense endgames, where she shines with an endgame frequency of 43.21%.
Ana plays white with a marginally better success rate (53.01%) but don't discount her fierce black pieces play either, which wins nearly half of the time (45.57%). Like a good enzyme, she speeds up the game—her average moves per win span just ~33 moves, cutting losses short at around 46 moves, showing an efficiency both elegant and effective.
When it comes to rivalries, Ana’s record is a mixed gene pool: while some adversaries cause minor irritations with a win rate of 0%, others, she eliminates entirely with a perfect 100%, like the apex predator in this chromosome battle royale. Opponents beware: crossing her path is like encountering a rare genetic mutation no one saw coming.
Off the board, Ana's humor and sharp wit ensure that no conversation is ever gene-uinely dull. She’s the biologist of the chess world, exploring the fascinating ecosystems of openings (top secret, of course!), building winning streaks (her longest: a solid 11 games), and continuously spawning new strategies as vibrant as a coral reef.
Ana Srebrnic doesn't just play chess — she evolves it. So if you find yourself in her game, be ready: this grandmaster rewrites the very DNA of blitz chess with every move.