Mikheil Kekelidze GM

Mikheil Kekelidze - The Grandmaster with a Blitz Finger

Mikheil Kekelidze, known in the chess circles as Mikheil_kekelidze, is a formidable Grandmaster who has turned blitz chess into an art form — and occasionally a thrill ride! With a peak blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2703 (achieved in August 2021), Mikheil is a player who balances scientific calculation with lightning-fast instincts.

They say patience is a virtue, but Mikheil’s average game-winning move count hovers around 77 moves in blitz, proving that careful strategy and swift execution make a deadly combo. With a comeback rate of 86.43%, this Grandmaster shows that losing a piece is merely an invitation to stage a remarkable comeback rather than a reason to panic. His psychological tilt factor might show he occasionally feels the heat (12 out of 100), but who among us doesn’t when the clock ticks down?

A natural at blitz, Mikheil has played over 4,000 blitz games, winning roughly 54.5% of them — a testament to their consistency amidst chaotic time scrambles. Interestingly, their rapid rating peaked at 2393, a level respectable enough to remind us all they could slow down... but why would they want to?

Known for staying composed under pressure, Mikheil’s longest winning streak is an impressive 19 games — possibly your worst nightmare in an online tournament. Their chess openings remain a “Top Secret,” but judging by the varied and dynamic games and their excellent win-rate against multiple opponents, they clearly have a bag full of surprises.

If there’s a time to challenge Mikheil, try any moment between 10 AM and noon. That’s when this Grandmaster’s win rates peak, especially at 63.35% around 10 AM. So if you want to beat him, pick off-hours... but good luck with that too!

Whether winning on time or by resignation (he’s amassed nearly 1,800 wins by resignation – perhaps his opponents get tired faster!), Mikheil Kekelidze exemplifies not just skill but a flair for the dramatic moments in chess. So next time you find yourself up against Mikheil online, remember: this Grandmaster plays fast, fights hard, and usually finishes strong — in under three minutes or less.

“Chess isn't just a game; it's a fast-talking, knight-jumping, rook-rolling thriller starring Mikheil Kekelidze!”