Grandmaster Prraneeth Vuppala (aka Reality-Stone)
Prraneeth Vuppala, a chess Grandmaster by FIDE standards, is more than just a title holder; he’s a blitz wizard who dances across the board with an almost inexplicable flair. Known online as Reality-Stone, this player has a style that can only be described as a thrilling rollercoaster—brace yourself for stunning wins, narrow escapes, and the occasional dramatic loss.
Rating & Style
With a peak blitz rating surpassing 2850 in 2024, Prraneeth is no stranger to the fast-and-furious pace of rapid-fire chess battles. His bullet rating shoots past 2560, and rapid games have seen him peak above 2150. But don’t let those numbers fool you—his average moves per win hover around 75, suggesting a mix of patience and calculated aggression that leads to victories both strategic and spectacular.
Early resignation is practically a foreign concept to him (less than 1%), and with an endgame frequency close to 84%, there’s no escaping his clutch play when the board gets tight. His comeback rate is an astonishing 88%, proving that when the chips are down, Prraneeth rarely quits — in fact, he seems to thrive on turning the tables against all odds!
The Psychological Edge
With a tilt factor of 15 (chess slang for a slight crack under pressure), Reality-Stone has experienced his share of human moments. Fun fact: his prime time to play is 3 AM — so if you see him online when you're about to hit the bed, expect a superhero-level blow in your game. But beware: his wins against equally rated opponents are by far more comfortable than against the titans of the rating ladder, where he faces a steep climb.
Match Records & Opponents
If chess opponents were celebrities, “starworld123” would be his paparazzi, having played 78 encounters with Reality-Stone, who’s not exactly their favorite paparazzo with only about a 14% win rate against them. But Prraneeth has an enviable 100% win rate against many opponents including “sashadav97” and “tastytablet,” proving his dominance when the stars align.
Recent Games: Glory and Setbacks
His latest victories sparkled with smooth tactics and well-timed resignations from his opponents. Just recently, in April 2025, he executed a stunning checkmate to end a live chess battle — forcing his foe into surrender faster than you can say “check!” But life isn’t all wins; even grandmasters taste defeat. April 2025 also brought a few tough games ending in resignation against relentless opponents. The bright side? Those battles only sharpen Reality-Stone’s tactical senses.
A Final Thought
Prraneeth Vuppala is a chess phenomenon with a blend of fearless tactical swings, incredible perseverance, and a humble nod at the occasional stumble. Whether it’s blitz, bullet, rapid, or daily chess, Reality-Stone plays not just to win, but to create memorable epic games — proving that chess is as much art as sport.
Watch out, chess world — Reality-Stone is online, and Reality is about to be checked!