Vladimir Revuckij IM

Vladimir Revuckij: The International Master with a Tactical Twist

Meet Vladimir Revuckij, a chess virtuoso who has earned his stripes as an International Master under FIDE's discerning eye. With a penchant for the fast-paced rhythms of blitz chess, Vladimir’s rating soars up to a remarkable 2206, making him a formidable opponent on any battleground of 64 squares.

Known in the chess community as Revuckij_Vladimir, he blends deep strategic insight with uncanny tactical awareness—boasting a 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving that throwing in the towel is simply not in his playbook. In fact, his endgame performances are legendary, featuring in over 80% of his games and averaging nearly 72 moves per victory. Patience isn’t just a virtue; it’s a necessity when Vladimir steps onto the board.

His journey in rapid chess has had its ups and downs, with an average game rating around 1379 and an understandable 28.5% win rate that keeps fans on the edge of their seats. Blitz, however, is his playground — with 48 wins out of 80 games, he has entertained admirers with lightning-quick moves and a longest winning streak of eight games. Even when the odds seem stacked, Vladimir’s comeback rate hits an impressive 84%, showcasing nerves of steel and dramatic turnarounds.

While his opponents can't always predict his next move, Vladimir has some favorite rivals who have faced his tactical onslaught multiple times — including geeniuus1001 and eugenioolmetto, each tussle as fierce as a Grandmaster’s duel. Despite sliding into losses against certain foes, he stands undefeated against many, proving his adaptability and relentless spirit.

From conquering Monday matches with a respectable 53.7% win rate to dominating Saturday showdowns with an 83.3% success rate, Vladimir plays his best when others may be winding down. His playtime chronicles reveal a player who thrives in the critical evening hours, especially around 9 PM, where his win rate surges to a striking 80%.

With an early resignation rate of zero, Vladimir Revuckij never gives up—even in the face of daunting odds. His modest tilt factor of 5 suggests he keeps a cool head as pieces vanish and board dynamics spiral. Whether you meet him with white or black, expect a competitive, laser-focused clash with about a 57% chance Vladimir is walking away victorious.

In summary, Vladimir is not just a chess player; he’s a chess storyteller, weaving complex narratives that keep friends, foes, and fans guessing until the very last move.