Nikolay Milchev IM

Nikolay Milchev - The International Master Whisperer

Meet Nikolay Milchev, a chess player who proudly bears the title of International Master, bestowed by none other than FIDE itself. If chess were a battlefield, Nikolay would be the cunning general with a penchant for striking back even when things seem bleak—boasting an astonishing 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into checkmates!

Since 2014, Nikolay has dazzled the blitz world, peaking with a blitz rating of over 2345 in 2015, and weaving an impressive win tapestry with over 1538 victories in blitz alone. His rapid games might be fewer, but when he plays fast, he’s a force to reckon with, boasting a 60% win rate there!

Known for endurance as much as tactical bursts, Nikolay's average winning games last about 72 moves, with losses stretching even longer. He's clearly in it for the long haul, proving that patience and style go hand in hand (or knight in bishop’s shadow).

His psychological profile? A tilt factor rating of 6, meaning he might briefly ponder throwing his pawn in frustration... but never for long. Nikolay’s comeback skills are legendary, with a nearly 90% comeback rate. This is the chess equivalent of bad movie characters who become the heroes in the last 10 minutes.

Whether playing with the white pieces (winning almost 59% of the time) or black (still a respectable 54%), Nikolay's style features a high frequency of endgames (over 82%), heading the battlefield towards evenly finessed conclusions.

When it comes to opponents, Nikolay loves a challenge: some adversaries have never tasted victory against him, but others learned quickly not to get too cocky—the man has a long longest winning streak of 35 games.

Fun fact: His best hours for winning stretch from midnight to mid-afternoon, hitting a sweet spot at 6 AM with a cracking 76% win rate. Early bird gets the checkmate!

In short, Nikolay Milchev is a calculated dynamo: resilient, strategic, and occasionally merciless with his mid-game maneuvers. If you challenge him, brace yourself for a battle of wits that may just last all day… or all night!