Elizaveta Malakhova WGM

Elizaveta Malakhova - Woman Grandmaster and Bullet Queen

Known in the chess world by her username LizaSolovyova, Elizaveta Malakhova has earned the prestigious title of Woman Grandmaster from FIDE. With a bullet rating that once skyrocketed to an unbelievable 2819 in April 2020, she has mastered the art of lightning-fast decisions that leave opponents scrambling to keep up.

Elizaveta’s journey through the chaotic battlefield of bullet chess is nothing short of legendary. Starting from humble ratings around 1900 in 2016, she surged forward with fierce determination and a swipe of tactical genius to break through the 2800 barrier — a realm reserved for the speediest and sharpest minds.

Playing Style & Stats

• Average Moves per Win: Approximately 74 moves of cunning maneuvering before sealing the deal.
• Endgame Expertise: She dives into endgames with vigor, as evidenced by an 85% frequency in her matches — clearly, Elizaveta doesn’t shy away when the board starts to empty.
• Comeback Artist: With a stunning 89% comeback rate, losing a piece doesn’t mean losing hope in her games.
• Favorite Time to Play: The witching hour of 2 AM, when her tactical powers seem to be at their peak — who needs sleep when you can checkmate?
• Longest Winning Streak: 13 games in a row, proving that once she’s on a roll, it’s hard to stop!

Peak Ratings

- Bullet: 2819 (April 2020)
- Blitz: 2624 (May 2020)

Competitive Highlights

Whether it’s bullet or blitz, Elizaveta holds her ground fiercely. Her bullet win rate stands at a resilient 41.75%, facing off thousands of games with an eye for dynamic and aggressive play. In blitz, she’s equally impressive, maintaining a win rate around 46%. With over 8000 games logged in her bullet repertoire, few can claim a more seasoned experience.

The Human Behind the Moves

When not busy blitzing opponents or grinding through an intense bullet battle, Elizaveta is the chess community’s friendly tactician with a sense of humor sharp enough to check any king’s ego. Known for winning on time with a sly grin in her username’s corner, she reminds us all that chess isn’t just about pieces on a board, but the thrilling dance of wits and nerves.

So next time you see LizaSolovyova taking her seat, grab a coffee and pray for mercy — because this Woman Grandmaster doesn’t just play chess, she practically invents new ways to win on the clock!