Anastasia Pustovidko (pusnas) – Woman FIDE Master
Anastasia Pustovidko, or simply pusnas to the online chess world, is a Woman FIDE Master who plays with the cunning of a fox and the stamina of a chess marathoner. Known for an incredible 17-game winning streak in daily chess, Anastasia proves that quitting is definitely not her style—unless it’s for an early resignation, which happens about 13.85% of the time (because even chess warriors need their coffee breaks).
Her chess journey shows a mixed bag of styles: a solid endgame enthusiast with over 56% frequency, yet someone who averages nearly 55 moves per win and close to 69 moves per loss — perfection comes with patience, after all. In daily chess, Anastasia is undefeated with a flawless 14-0 record, making her opponents wonder if she has a secret chess potion.
Blitz is where pusnas really shines with a peak rating nearing 2200 and a commendable 58% win rate across 71 games. Though her rapid win rate paints a contrasting picture at just over 12%, it only adds to her charm — like a spicy chess story you have to hear firsthand. Maybe rapid games aren’t her cup of tea, but hey, everyone has their quirks!
Anastasia’s tactical awareness borders on the legendary, boasting an impressive 83% win rate even after losing a piece, and a comeback rate nearing 60%. If someone knocks down her pawns, expect a fierce counterattack. Her opponents have learned to fear the name “pusnas” especially on Tuesday and Sunday evenings, when her win rates soar spectacularly.
Off the board, Anastasia's psyche is stable with only minor tilt (6%) — a true warrior who keeps composure even when the queen dashes off unexpectedly. Sonorous victories against longtime rivals like andrey20130206 and nadyazernova (unless they manage to sneak a loss) fill her winning ledger with memorable encounters.
In summary, Anastasia Pustovidko is a refreshing blend of resilience, tactical genius, and a sprinkle of mystery. Whether dominating daily chess or battling in blitz, pusnas is a name that rings with respect and just a hint of chessboard mischief. Watch out, the queen is on the move — and she’s coming to win!