Meet Bosko Tomic
Bosko Tomic, known online as krsolomac, is an International Master with a serious love for blitz chess. He has pushed his blitz rating to a peak of 2857 (2026-09-22), turning late night games into a personal laboratory of opening theory and resilience.
The Blitz Machine
Since 2013, Tomic has been a constant presence in online blitz rooms. His rating journey has been a steady climb with occasional dramatic leaps, as if he simply decided to stop losing. A longest winning streak of 17 games shows his ability to run hot, while a longest losing streak of 12 proves he is also human. He averages nearly 80 moves in decisive games, meaning he does not go down without a fight.
Opening Repertoire
As White, Tomic leans heavily on the English Opening: Agincourt Defense, where he scores above 55 percent. He also enjoys the English Opening: Drill Variation and is not afraid to walk into a Caro-Kann Defense as either color. As Black, he is a loyal soldier of the Sicilian Defense: Kan Variation, a flexible setup that has served him especially well with a 53.8 percent win rate.
A typical Tomic game might begin something like this:
Familiar Foes
No great blitz warrior is complete without rivals. Tomic has crossed swords with lipauska3 52 times, and the series is dead even. Against Edgar Karagyozian he has a slight deficit, but he keeps coming back for more. Other regular dance partners include Hajiyev Kanan, Teodora Injac, and Igor Teplyi, each of whom has helped shape his sharp, counterpunching style.
Mind of a Fighter
Tomic is one of the toughest players to put away. His comeback rate sits near 87 percent, and even after losing a piece he still wins 43 percent of the time. He rarely resigns early and prefers to make opponents prove every point. His best results come around midnight, which suggests his internal clock is set to blitz o'clock.