Llambi Pasko: The International Master on a Mission
Meet Llambi Pasko, a chess tactician officially recognized as an International Master by FIDE, who has mastered the art of turning pawns into legends and kings into victims. Known in the digital arenas as LlambiPasku, this player’s blitz rating has skyrocketed from a humble 1371 in 2015 to a mind-boggling peak of 2824 in May 2025. To put that into perspective: if chess ratings were temperatures, Llambi would have just hit the molten lava stage.
Playing Style & Personality
Llambi is the kind of player who prefers a long, winding battle, savoring an average of 82 moves per win, proving patience is indeed a virtue—especially when waiting for opponents to blunder. With a staggering 91% comeback rate after losing a piece, resigning early is barely in their vocabulary (early resignation rate: 1.22%).
Clocking in fierce focus, Llambi’s best time to play is the magical 4 AM, when the stars align and the queen’s gambit feels like a midnight snack. Beware opponents: this is when strategies become nightmares.
Record & Statistics
- Overall blitz wins: 1,803 with a win rate just below half at 47.56% — proving consistency under fire.
- Rapid and bullet challenges: Also highly competitive with rapid peak rating near 2600 and bullet max 2712.
- Longest winning streak: 23 games in a row — enough to make anyone consider swapping their king for a rook just to survive.
- Favorite Openings: The mysterious "Top Secret" opening dominates with over 3,700 games played — obviously classified for a reason!
Recent Battles
Llambi’s latest victory was a spectacular win over cosmicphoenix4 in a Caro-Kann Defense Two Knights Attack, clinched by resignation after tactical fireworks dazzled on May 8, 2025. And if you want to catch the replay, it’s all archived here — popcorn recommended.
Despite a string of recent losses (everyone has bad days even at this level), these tough matches only fuel Llambi’s relentless climb toward chess immortality. After all, every defeat is merely a plot twist in the grand novel of their chess career.
Legacy and Fun Facts
To say Llambi is a resilient player would be an understatement: with a tilt factor of just 11 (that’s low for a gladiator in the chess arena) and a comeback rate that would make a Terminator proud, surrender never lasts long around them.
Whether wielding the queen with surgical precision or sneaking victory from the jaws of defeat, Llambi Pasko continues to be a rising star — or perhaps a supernova — in the vast cosmos of chess.