Sandy-Rose Bilodeau-Savaria

Sandy-Rose Bilodeau-Savaria

Meet Sandy-Rose Bilodeau-Savaria, a dedicated chess streamer whose blitz moves have dazzled opponents and kept audiences on the edge of their seats. Starting from humble beginnings with a blitz rating around 1159 in mid-2020, Sandy-Rose quickly climbed the ranks, peaking at an impressive 1924 in early 2022. Not to be pigeonholed, they also conquered rapid games, achieving a stellar peak rating of 1996, and bullet games, where their lightning-fast tactics earned them a peak of 2002!

Sandy-Rose's playing style is a delightful blend of patience and persistence — with an average of nearly 69 moves to victory and a remarkable comeback rate of over 82%. When most players might throw in the towel, Sandy-Rose is the comeback kid who keeps the battles raging. Though the tilt factor of 31 suggests the occasional emotional rollercoaster (hey, who doesn’t get frustrated losing a queen to a sneaky fork?), the resilience shines through with a strong ability to win even after losing a piece.

Known for their fondness of solid openings like the Queens Pawn Opening Zukertort Chigorin Variation (a stunning almost 80% win rate in blitz!), the London System, and the ever-tricky Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Gubinsky Melts Defense, Sandy-Rose brings both strategy and creativity to every game. Their favorite move? Possibly “Resign? Not on my watch!” given their low early resignation rate and high endgame frequency.

Off the board, Sandy-Rose is a streamer who transforms chess into entertainment and education, sharing their passion with a community that loves watching their fearless queen dances and sneaky forks. With a win record over 1300 in blitz alone, and nearly as many wins in bullet and rapid formats, this player proves that speed and strategy can go hand-in-hand.

Whether facing familiar foes or the random chess enthusiast, Sandy-Rose approaches each match with determination and a bit of fun — after all, chess is serious business but with a twist of personality! So, if you’re lucky enough to catch a game or stream, prepare for some sharp tactics, clever openings, and maybe a cheeky grin as the checkmate looms.