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Svetlana Vifleemskaia WFM

Username: tylityli

Playing Since: 2018-01-06 (Inactive)

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Blitz: 2364
2448W / 2069L / 568D
Bullet: 2216
457W / 742L / 107D

Svetlana Vifleemskaia (tylityli)

Woman FIDE Master & Blitz Blitzingale Extraordinaire

Svetlana, known in the chess world by the moniker tylityli, is a formidable Woman FIDE Master with a penchant for blitz and bullet chess that could make even a grandmaster break a sweat. With a career trajectory that reads like an avalanche of victories, this chess dynamo first flexed serious muscle on the blitz scene in 2018 and quickly climbed the ranks to hit a peak blitz rating of 2442 in July 2022 — a number that demands respect and admiration.

Her bullet skills are equally magnificent, boasting a peak rating of 2453 achieved in November 2023. Svetlana doesn’t just play chess, she blitzes, hecks, and checkmates with lightning speed and precision. In fact, her overall blitz record reflects over 2,600 wins against just over 2,100 losses, a testament to unrelenting aggression and tenacity on the 64 squares.

Playing Style and Personality

Known for enduring lengthy battles – averaging 77 moves per win – Svetlana’s love for the endgame is unmistakable. They say patience is a virtue, and Svetlana’s 85% endgame frequency confirms she’s got a PhD in turning complex endgames into dazzling triumphs. Early resignations are rare, only at 0.82%, meaning she fights until the bitter checkmate or heroic stalemate.

Psychologically, Svetlana can manage tilt better than most, with a tilt factor of 17 – which in chess speak suggests a near-monk-like calm under pressure. Her best time to poison pawn or spring a surprise attack? 7 AM—perhaps fueled by the perfect cup of coffee and a steely gaze at the board.

Signature Openings

Svetlana prefers the mysterious shadows of the “Top Secret” opening – a sneaky code name for a variety of aggressive, flexible lines that keep opponents guessing. She’s also mastered the Benoni Defense (both the Modern Classical Czerniak Tal and Kings Pawn lines) where she has a near-perfect win record. The Scotch and Nimzo-Indian Defense spice things up occasionally, but her true mastery lies in surprising her enemies with unpredictable opening prowess and lightning-fast tactical shots.

Recent Highlights

Not one to rest on laurels, Svetlana’s recent blitz games include thrilling victories secured through time pressure and checkmate finesse, such as a stunning 30-move win in the Modern Benoni. She even turned around a tricky position against a 2500+ rated opponent by delivering a memorable checkmate after an intense rook endgame.

Who’s Afraid of the Bullet?

Despite bullet being notoriously brutal, Svetlana’s dogged spirit shines through with 464 wins and a resilient fighting spirit to handle losses as stepping stones. Her comeback rate is a legendary 87.2%, proving she’s as dangerous when down a piece as when in full control.

In Summary

If blitz chess were a battlefield, Svetlana Vifleemskaia would be a fearless general leading a legion of queens, knights, and pawns to victory with a grin and a quick move. Whether crushing opponents with deep strategy or blitzing them with unexpected tactics, this Woman FIDE Master writes her own chess stories – and none of them end quietly.

So beware, challengers: when you face tylityli, it’s a checkmate party and your king’s not invited.


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Coach Chesswick

Feedback for Svetlana Vifleemskaia

Great job on your recent games! Your play shows strong understanding and good tactical awareness. Here are a few constructive points to help you improve further:

Strengths

  • Opening Preparation: You choose sound and solid openings, often developing your pieces harmoniously.
  • Attacking Play: Your recent wins show good initiative and aggressive play, especially in tactical positions.
  • Endgame Technique: You demonstrate precise calculation and transition smoothly into winning endgames.

Areas to Improve

  • Time Management: Several games ended with wins on time, but managing your clock better will give you more confidence to think through critical moments—try to keep enough time for complex middle game decisions.
  • Positional Patience: Sometimes pushing too quickly for attacks can allow opponents to seize counterplay. Focus on strengthening your positional evaluation before launching aggressive moves.
  • Tactical Awareness in Defensive Situations: In some losses, opponents capitalized on tactical nuances. Regular tactical training can sharpen your spotting of threats and counter-threats.

Suggestions

  1. Review your recent losses carefully to identify recurring patterns in mistakes or missed opportunities.
  2. Continue practicing Chess960 to enhance your adaptability in unfamiliar opening setups, which is a great skill.
  3. Work on endgame fundamentals and familiarize yourself with key theoretical positions to convert advantages more smoothly.
  4. Use time management techniques to optimize your use of the clock during games.

Keep up the good work, Svetlana! With continued study and practice, your chess performance will keep improving.



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
Ekaterina Goltseva 0W / 3L / 15D View Games
Mike Sailer 5W / 9L / 2D View Games
Maria Larina 6W / 7L / 2D View Games
eudinouro 5W / 8L / 1D View Games
Carl Magnuson 6W / 7L / 0D View Games

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2216 1940
2024 2301 2399
2023 2245 2220
2022 2314 2328
2021 2314
2020 1961 2345
2019 1856 2051
2018 1026
Rating by Year2018201920202021202220232024202523991026YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 77W / 134L / 17D 69W / 143L / 18D 76.5
2024 69W / 95L / 22D 67W / 108L / 13D 83.3
2023 211W / 418L / 61D 219W / 411L / 59D 83.4
2022 318W / 293L / 79D 285W / 316L / 83D 84.1
2021 244W / 217L / 71D 210W / 257L / 65D 85.1
2020 419W / 224L / 89D 401W / 247L / 77D 82.3
2019 284W / 74L / 19D 257W / 84L / 22D 70.4
2018 2W / 0L / 0D 1W / 1L / 0D 53.8

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Italian Game: Two Knights Defense 274 121 130 23 44.2%
Slav Defense 267 144 90 33 53.9%
King's Indian Defense: Accelerated Averbakh Variation 225 108 90 27 48.0%
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Normal Variation 199 90 87 22 45.2%
Ruy Lopez: Closed 192 81 86 25 42.2%
Australian Defense 180 95 70 15 52.8%
QGD: 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e3 155 91 44 20 58.7%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 148 90 47 11 60.8%
Bogo-Indian Defense 140 52 77 11 37.1%
Scandinavian Defense 139 92 36 11 66.2%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Australian Defense 73 25 42 6 34.2%
Slav Defense 64 33 24 7 51.6%
Italian Game: Two Knights Defense 64 17 41 6 26.6%
King's Indian Defense: Accelerated Averbakh Variation 60 15 41 4 25.0%
QGD: 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e3 43 11 30 2 25.6%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 39 9 26 4 23.1%
King's Indian Attack 34 7 25 2 20.6%
QGD: 3.Nc3 Bb4 32 15 16 1 46.9%
Amazon Attack 31 10 21 0 32.3%
Benoni Defense: Benoni Gambit Accepted 30 12 16 2 40.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 23 0
Losing 17 0
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