Ana Gavasheli - Woman International Master
Meet Ana Gavasheli, a chess warrior who has earned the prestigious title of Woman International Master from FIDE. With a blitz rating that dances around the 2300s and a playing style that’s tougher than a rook in a corner, Ana is no stranger to the battlefield of 64 squares.
Rating Odyssey
Starting from humble beginnings with a blitz rating of 962 in 2018, Ana rocketed up to a peak blitz rating of 2438 in 2019 — a meteoric rise that would make even Bobby Fischer blink. Her rapid skills are no joke either, cruising near 2200+ at her peak and boasting an impressive rapid win rate of 95% in her limited games.
The Tactics and Style
Ana's games are a marathon, not a sprint. She averages over 80 moves per win, showing patience and endurance alongside tactical awareness. With a 93% comeback rate and a 100% win rate after losing a piece, do not mistake a temporary setback in Ana's game for defeat — she’s the comeback kid of the chess world.
Blitz and Bullet: Fire and Ice
In blitz, Ana has battled through more than 2000 games with a solid 51% win rate, proving she handles the ticking clock as well as she handles her pieces. Her bullet rating soared over 2000, which means she's pretty fast — faster than those who like to complain about time controls.
Psych and Numbers
With a tilt factor rated at 8 (which translates roughly to “meh, happens”), she’s steady under pressure but not immune to a little frustration. Her white pieces bring her a powerful 55% win rate, while black holds a respectable 48.5% win percentage—because sometimes it’s good to keep things balanced.
Famous (and Maybe Not-So-Famous) Opponents
Among her most-played foes are “gigi_tchioreli” and “w-buffalo,” both of whom have felt Ana’s strategic might firsthand. Some opponents have reached a 100% lose rate against her—sorry, folks, but Ana doesn’t just play chess, she dominates it.
Fun Facts
- Longest winning streak: 15 games — try keeping up!
- Known for tough endgames with an endgame frequency of over 83%.
- Has a daily streak of perfect wins in ultra-casual matches (she even wins when relaxing!).
In short, Ana Gavasheli is a beacon of consistency and tenacity in the chess world: a mix of blink-and-you-miss brilliance combined with marathon mental stamina. Whether in blitz, rapid, bullet, or just casually schooling friends online, she does it all with a twinkle in her eye — and a queen ready to take down kings.