Roman Martyntsev, Known Online as RomanMart
Roman Martyntsev, better known as RomanMart, is a seasoned online chess player with a clear preference for Blitz. Since 2016, Roman has built a vast playing record, combining tactical ambition, stubborn resistance, and the occasional decision to play chess at speeds normally reserved for emergency typing.
Playing Style
RomanMart is especially comfortable in fast, complicated positions. The database shows a strong connection with the French Defense, the King's Indian Attack, and several sharp Sicilian lines. Roman’s games are rarely sleepy affairs: the average decisive game runs long, and the player has shown a remarkable ability to recover after losing material.
That comeback instinct is one of Roman’s defining traits. With a recorded comeback rate of 89.3%, a bad position is better understood as an invitation to make the game even more interesting. Rooks and queens do much of the checking work, while endgames appear frequently enough to suggest that Roman is perfectly willing to keep fighting after the opening fireworks have faded.
Career Highlights
- More than 5,000 recorded Blitz games, making RomanMart a veteran of the fast-chess battlefield.
- A longest winning streak of 11 games.
- A strong overall Bullet record, proving that Roman can think quickly even when the clock is behaving like an enemy.
- A particularly productive record against frequent opponent kulpindmitriy, with 30 wins from 51 games.
Roman’s chess journey has also included Bullet, Rapid, and Daily play, but Blitz remains the natural home. The profile’s most striking feature is its persistence: Roman keeps returning to the board, keeps testing openings, and keeps turning apparently lost positions into tactical puzzles for everyone involved.
RomanMart in the Fast Lane
For opponents, facing RomanMart means preparing for a long, energetic battle where the position may change several times before the clock runs out. The result is a player profile built on volume, resilience, and a healthy refusal to let one misplaced piece end the story.