Profile: Nikos1955 – The International Master Maestro
Meet Nikos1955, a chess force with the esteemed title of International Master awarded by FIDE. With a peak rapid rating of 2490 and blitz prowesses soaring to 2504, Nikos1955 is a formidable tactician who makes opponents reconsider their life choices—right on the 64 squares.
Chess Career Highlights
- Blazing a trail with a win rate over 87% in rapid games and an impressive 81% in blitz.
- Longest winning streak? 18 games running—a streak that would make Queen’s Gambit Beth jealous.
- Consistently dominant with a White win rate near 88%, and black pieces aren’t safe either with an 80% success rate.
Playing Style & Strengths
Nikos1955 rarely surrenders early (early resignation rate: 0%) and relishes endgames, engaging in battles averaging over 68 moves per victory. Tactical awareness is his superpower — boasting a striking 82% win rate even after losing a piece. Opponents beware: comebacks are not just attempted, they're the norm, with a 76% success rate!
A Psychology of a Champion
The psychological tilt factor for Nikos1955 is impressively low (3), meaning this IM is cool, calm, and calculating. The best results emerge in the evening, especially at 7 PM – prime time to dazzle with brilliant moves or deliver stunning checkmates.
Notable Recent Game
On a recent battlefield in April 2025, Nikos1955 defeated michaelagiovlasitis playing the Modern Defense (ECO B06), winning by resignation after a strategic assault that left the opponent bowing gracefully. Check out that game for a masterclass in pressure and precision.
Rivals & Records
Our IM has vanquished many foes multiple times — including his most frequent sparring partner michaelagiovlasitis (6 games) with near-perfect records against a slew of challengers. Caution: if you’re on Nikos1955’s roster, prepare for a tough fight!
Summary
Whether it’s rapid or blitz, white or black, casual or rated, Nikos1955 approaches chess like a grand strategist and part-time magician. With few losses, plenty of wins, and a knack for turning the tide, Nikos1955 remains an inspiring chess personality to watch — and maybe to avoid facing in a tournament!