Introducing International Master Ariel Nicolas Tokman
Known online as TokChess, Ariel Nicolas Tokman is an International Master who treats the digital chessboard like a pinball machine: fast, loud, and full of second chances. His numbers back that up. He has climbed to a blitz peakof 2744 (2025-11-16), touched a bullet high of 2661 (2026-05-27), and carries a strength-adjusted bullet win rate near53 percent. Though he owns a FIDE title and plays all time controls, his heart belongs to bullet chess.
- FIDE Title: International Master
- Username: TokChess
- Preferred Time Control: Bullet
Playing Style and Opening Repertoire
TokChess is not afraid of the odd path. He has logged hundreds of blitz games with the Nimzo-Larsen Attack and the Amar Gambit, and he regularly wheels out the Czech Defense, Sicilian Defense, and Caro-Kann Defense. He scores slightly better with white pieces, winning about50.7 percent of white games compared to46.2 percent with black, and he punishes lower-rated opponents with a62 percent win rate.
The numbers also paint a picture of a tenacious scrapper. Over85 percent of his games reach an endgame, his average win stretches about89 moves, and his comeback rate sits at an eye-popping88.4 percent. Even when he drops a piece, he still finds a way to win nearly47 percent of the time. That is the mark of someone who never reads the resignation letter.
Rivalries and Comebacks
Every online warrior needs familiar faces. TokChess has faced kaleandmushrooms more than anyone else, meeting16 times and holding a10 win,3 loss,3 draw record. He also owns winning records against fastfaun and greatplay2, proving that his rating is no accident.
His longest winning streak reached14 games, while his longest losing streak stopped at9. The ability to bounce back from tough stretches is what separates titled players from the rest, and TokChess does it with style.
The Last Word
Ariel Nicolas Tokman, aka TokChess, is a bullet-loving, endgame-grinding, comeback-specialist International Master. Whether he is uncorking an offbeat opening or defending a lost position like a cat with nine lives, he brings entertainment and fighting spirit to every game.