Regina Narva - Woman FIDE Master and Chess Maestro
Meet Regina Narva, a player who has gracefully navigated the treacherous waters of the 64 squares to earn the esteemed title of Woman FIDE Master. Known in some circles by the username Kilpkonn, Regina is no stranger to the intensity of rapid-fire bullet games or the strategic depths of blitz battles.
With a bullet rating that has impressively soared above 2000 in recent years, Regina combines speed with cunning—a lethal combination that has led to a career full of thrilling wins and the occasional, humbling loss (because nobody's perfect, not even a WFM!). Over thousands of games, Regina has amassed victories like trophies, boasting nearly as many wins as losses in bullet and blitz formats—a true testament to resilience and skill.
If chess had an ‘Early Resignation’ award, Regina wouldn’t be claiming it—her low 1.3% early resignation rate highlights her fighting spirit. With a staggering 81% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, Regina has repeatedly proven that the battle isn’t over until the king is checkmated. She’s basically the Houdini of chess comebacks, turning “lost causes” into triumphant reroutes.
Regina’s style is a marathon not a sprint: averaging over 60 moves per win and even more in defeat, she’s here for the long haul, delighting in the complexities of endgames (which she visits three-quarters of the time). Whether wielding the White pieces or fighting from the Black side, she holds steady with nearly equal win rates, showcasing her balanced and adaptable approach.
When off the board, Regina might be seen pondering a joke about chess—something along the lines, “Why did the queen go to therapy? Because she couldn’t deal with all the pressure on her!”—but on the board, she’s all business.
Whether crushing opponents before dawn or waging war in late-night matches, Regina Narva continues to inspire with a dedication and passion that make chess not just a game, but an epic adventure. Keep an eye on this titan of tactics—her next move might just be a game-changer!