Rakhim Pasiev IM

Rakhim Pasiev: The International Master With a Blitzing Brain

Alias: Range_Rover

Rakhim Pasiev is an International Master recognized by FIDE, a title earned not through luck but through sheer tactical wizardry and relentless blitz battles. Known for transforming chessboards into their personal playground, Rakhim has a style as fast and furious as a supercharged Range Rover—hence the nickname.

Master of Lightning-Fast Moves

With a near-perfect blitz record boasting 24 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw over recent matches, Rakhim dominates the 5-minute game like a speed demon on roller skates. His bullet games tell a similar tale—with 68 wins out of 89 games and a max rating soaring to 2376, anyone daring to challenge him better bring their A-game or prepare for defeat in under a minute.

Secrets of His Success

Rakhim’s opening repertoire is shrouded in mystery (literally stored as "Top Secret"), but his results are clear: over 90% win rate in blitz openings and a solid 76% in bullet. Opponents often joke that facing him is like battling a ninja—moves come out of nowhere, and by the time you realize what happened, your king is in checkmate.

The Streak and Comebacks

At one point, Rakhim went on a staggering 41-game winning streak that left the chess community both impressed and questioning if he had secretly hacked the matrix. His comeback rate is an astonishing 87%, and should he lose a piece, his win rate climbs to a perfect 100%. Giving up is not in his vocabulary.

Playing Style & Psychological Edge

Rakhim averages nearly 69 moves per win, showing a love for lengthy, strategic endgames, appearing on the board 79% of the time. Though he tilts occasionally (at a low factor of 4), he compensates with tactical brilliance. Playing as White or Black doesn’t phase him—both sides yield nearly 79% wins, proving he’s equally comfortable attacking or defending.

Fun Facts

• Known for punishing sleep-deprived opponents at 4 AM with a 77% win rate at dawn hours.
• Has crushed longtime rivals like ikki_69 and fatmule in over 25 matches combined.
• Once lost only a single blitz game in an entire year and never lost all 16 blitz games in 2015—talk about a clean sweep.

To sum up, Rakhim Pasiev isn’t just playing chess; he’s rewriting the speed chess rulebook one bullet and blitz game at a time. Whether you’re a casual or a seasoned grandmaster, stepping up to Rakhim means stepping into the arena with the speediest, sharpest, and most relentless competitor around.