Tomas Krnan - The International Master with a Tactical Twist
Tomas Krnan, also known to few as "mashulo," holds the distinguished title of International Master awarded by FIDE. A strategist both feared and admired on the chessboard, Tomas does not just play chess—he practically choreographs a dance of knights, bishops, and pawns with a flair that can only be described as artful anticipation.
With a blitz rating soaring as high as 2645 in 2021, Tomas is no stranger to rapid-fire tactical battles. His bullet peak of 2702 proves he’s lightning fast, executing moves before most have even blinked. Not one to shy away from the short time controls, Tomas boasts more than 700 wins in bullet chess and maintains an impressive comeback rate of over 91%, turning potential defeats into triumphant underdog stories. Picture a chessboard thriller with Tomas at the helm—expect suspense, drama, and a sprinkle of cunning.
Known for his endurance, Tomas’s games often stretch to an average of nearly 79 moves per win, showing a calling card of deep strategic play and dogged perseverance. He’s an expert in endgames, diving into them in over 86% of his games, proving that he loves the grind as much as the glory.
Psychologically, Tomas has a tilt factor of 7, which in chess parlance means he’s human after all—occasionally frustrated but never losing his cool for long. His tactical awareness is top-notch, recording a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, and sporting one of the lowest one-sided loss rates on the circuit. Clearly, giving up is not in his vocabulary.
Behind the stats is a player with a killer instinct streak—his longest winning streak hits a striking 12 games, and he’s on a current hot streak winning three in a row. Opening secrets? Well, Tomas’s "Top Secret" opening repertoire yields a stunning 100% win rate in rapid games, making opponents wonder if he’s hiding the chessboard under his cape.
Whether it’s blitz or bullet, rapid or the psychology of the hour, Tomas Krnan always plays with a blend of speed, style, and sneaky finesse. Chess players beware: this IM might just outsmart you before you finish your coffee.