Lislla WIM

Lislla - Woman International Master (WIM)

Meet Lislla, a formidable Woman International Master who dances through the chessboard with a sharp tactical mind and a flair for dazzling endgames. With a blitz peak rating of 2090 and a bullet peak of 2077, Lislla knows a thing or two about both speed and strategy — the perfect storm of quick thinking and precision!

Rated battles are Lislla’s playground, boasting a blitz win rate hovering around 55.56%, and an undefeated record in bullet games so far — 2 wins, zero losses, zero draws. Clearly, when the clock ticks down, Lislla thrives under pressure. Notably, Lislla is a comeback maestro with a stunning 92.59% comeback success rate, proving resilience when the game’s odds are stacked against them.

A lover of the endgame, Lislla plays on average nearly 68 moves in victorious games—because who needs quick wins when you can savor the sweet pain of a finely crafted checkmate? And speaking of checkmate, Lislla’s recent crowning glory includes a brilliant final blow against Giros69, finishing the game with the elegance only a WIM could pull off.

When it comes to openings, Lislla prefers to keep things Top Secret, accumulating over 45 blitz games with this mysterious strategy and maintaining a healthy win rate above 55%. Opponents beware: Lislla’s signature approach is as unpredictable as a chessboard ninja.

Off the board, Lislla’s psychological trends indicate a low "tilt factor" of 2, suggesting a calm composure even when the game heats up. Their best time to play is a perfect 3 PM — ideal for a cup of coffee and some brilliancies on the board.

Facing familiar foes such as ivana111 and kpetroff, Lislla maintains an impressive 100% win record, but can be humbled occasionally by tough opponents (hello, smisluvalo and 2bea).

With the resilience of a chess gladiator and a nickname that’s quickly becoming a nightmare for their rivals, Lislla’s career is one to watch — especially if you’re on the wrong side of the board.

Fun fact: Lislla once won a game where the opponent was so stunned, they resigned after just a handful of moves. Some say it was magic. We say it’s pure skill!