Marija Stojanovic - Woman International Master
Marija Stojanovic is a formidable chess player who proudly holds the title of Woman International Master from FIDE. With a blitz rating peaking above 2100 and a bullet rating touching the mid-1600s, Marija proves that speed and strategy aren't mutually exclusive.
Her playing style is both resilient and relentless. With an impressive comeback rate of almost 93% and a flawless record of winning after losing a piece (yes, 100% win rate!), it's safe to say Marija doesn't just play chess—she practically rewrites the rules mid-game. Opponents beware: her endgame frequency clocks in at over 86%, making every late-game battle a nail-biter.
Marija’s games are not just long slogfests; with an average of around 83 moves per game, she channels her inner marathoner but has a surprisingly low early resignation rate of just 2.5%, so giving up early isn’t in her vocabulary.
Whether wielding the white or black pieces, Marija maintains a steady grip on victory with a White win rate of 61.28% and Black win rate just shy behind at 59.07%—talk about balanced power!
Noteworthy Tidbits:
- Longest winning streak: 12 games – enough to make even Magnus Carlsen raise an eyebrow.
- Favorite time to strike: 10 AM, boasting an overwhelming win rate of over 90%—apparently, chess coffees are magic.
- Most played opponent: srdjanmijatovic, with a respectable 62.5% win rate against them.
Marija's knack for keeping calm under pressure is evident from her low tilt factor of 5. Even during tough losses, she manages to reset and keep her head in the game, proving chess is not just about moves, but mindset.
In short, Marija Stojanovic is a chess virtuoso with a dash of grit and a sprinkle of humor—ready to outmaneuver, outwit, and outlast anyone daring enough to challenge her on the 64 squares.