Tomas Tvarijonas: The Bullet Boss Who Never Sleeps
Meet the FIDE Master
Tomas Tvarijonas, known online as Tomekas1, is a FIDE Master with a serious love for bullet chess. If there is a faster way to reach time trouble, he wants it. His rating graph looks like a mountain range designed by a caffeinated cartographer:
His bullet peak reached 2602 (2026-04-01), while his blitz peak hit 2630 (2022-10-07), proving that even when the clock is ticking, Tomas knows how to stay dangerous.
Opening Repertoire: Sharp, Unusual, and Never Boring
The <Scandinavian Defense> will always have a place in Tomas's heart. He has played it hundreds of times in bullet and won nearly half of those battles. He also enjoys the unorthodox <Amar Gambit> and the sly Barnes Defense, because why play something normal when you can make the opponent blink first?
His rapid record is the stuff of legend: no losses at all. Zero. That is not a typo. Tomas has played 29 rapid games and walked away with 26 wins and 3 draws.
Rivalries and Marathon Matches
No online chess biography is complete without a few familiar usernames. Tomas has faced <Rogelio Jr Antonio> 144 times, a rivalry that could make a soap opera jealous. Against <hawkinchess>, he has traded blows over 136 games and kept the score remarkably competitive.
If the data is any guide, these are not casual meetups. They are full-scale bullet wars filled with brilliancies, blunders, and at least one great move made at 3 a.m.
The Comeback King
Here is the good stuff: Tomas has a comeback rate around 88 percent. He has rattled off a 16 game winning streak and, being human, once lost 13 in a row. The tilt is real, but so is the recovery.
His best hours appear to be the middle of the night, especially around 3 a.m. That is when chess becomes pure instinct. Add an average game length near 80 moves, and you get a player who absolutely refuses to go quietly.