Zvonko Stanojoski GM

Grandmaster Zvonko Stanojoski - The Chess Dynamo Known as Ucitelot

Meet Zvonko Stanojoski, proudly bearing the prestigious title of Grandmaster bestowed by FIDE. On the battlegrounds of 64 squares, Zvonko—also known by the formidable username Ucitelot—is a daring strategist whose blitz games could make even the most seasoned opponents sweat.

Early Years and Rise

From humble beginnings to the dizzying heights of chess mastery, Zvonko's journey was anything but a straight path. With an average blitz rating creeping steadily into the 2500s and a peak blitz rating smashing through the 2600 barrier as recent as 2024, this grandmaster isn’t just a player; he's a force of nature on the board.

Playing Style

Known for his tenacity, Zvonko's approach to chess blends careful preparation with relentless pressure. His games typically last around 80 moves—because why rush when you can outplay your opponent in the long haul? His low early resignation rate (just 15%) and high comeback skill (a staggering 85%) show a gritty fighter who refuses to give up without a tussle.

Whether wielding the white or black pieces, Zvonko boasts impressive win rates: nearly 60% with white and over 57% with black, often controlling the game from the shadows like a grandmaster ninja.

Opening Repertoire

When it comes to openings, Zvonko is enigmatically labeled as "Top Secret" by his critics—probably because no one quite knows what to expect but everyone fears it. Among his known weapons in blitz battles: the Sicilian Defense's fried dishes and the clever Caro-Kann variations. His win rate in these tried-and-tested battlegrounds hovers comfortably near 60%, proving he’s a chef serving checkmates with a side of finesse.

Battle Record and Streaks

With over 11,900 blitz victories logged (yes, you read that right), Zvonko's playbook is thick with tales of triumph. His longest winning streak epic enough to rival a Netflix series: 27 games straight. Meanwhile, even his losses are few and far between, with only one losing streak topping out at eight.

Chronicles from the Arena

Just recently, on May 31, 2025, Zvonko (as Ucitelot) showcased his artistic prowess in a nail-biting blitz victory against Magnetus_Chess, wielding the Philidor Defense with the precision of a surgeon. His games reveal an unfazed coolness under pressure and the undeniable aura of a champion who’s been through the chess wars and emerged victorious.

When and How to Catch Him

If you ever want to watch Zvonko in action, mornings at 6 AM (the grandmaster’s secret weapon time) or the early hours between 6 and 7 AM are when he's at his sharpest. His win rate during these hours peaks, making it the perfect time for other players to either bring their A-game or simply spectate the master at work.

Final Thoughts

Zvonko Stanojoski—Grandmaster, blitz wizard, and unrelenting competitor—is not just a player; he's a legend weaving his story one game at a time. Chess may be a battle of wits, but with Zvonko on the board, it's an epic saga worth watching.

Warning to opponents: When facing Ucitelot, prepare for a marathon, and remember, the early bird may catch the worm, but the grandmaster eats the whole breakfast!