Ummi Fisabilillah (UF_10)
Woman International Master - FIDE
Meet Ummi Fisabilillah, a chess player whose rapid rise from casual blitz enthusiast to titled Woman International Master is nothing short of epic. Starting with a humble blitz rating of 1344 in 2016, Ummi quickly blitzed her opponents with impressive performances throughout the years, achieving a peak blitz rating of 2546 by 2025. Talk about leveling up!
A specialist in fast-paced game formats, Ummi has played over 5,000 bullet chess games demonstrating lightning-fast tactical awareness and nerves of steel—as evidenced by a stunning comeback rate above 92% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. In other words, losing material? No problem—she’ll have you checkmated before you even blink.
Ummi's style could be described as deeply strategic with a splash of audacity: an average of nearly 79 moves per win shows a tendency to outlast opponents in long battles, while her endgame frequency soaring above 82% means she’s quite comfy closing the board when others might be trembling.
Opening aficionados beware! Ummi holds particular prowess with the Philidor Defense and French Defense Exchange Variations, boasting perfect 100% win rates in these lines in blitz play. In bullet, her signature moves include the Reti Opening and Van 't Kruijs Opening, proving variety and adaptability are her middle names.
Off the board, likely to be found analyzing slight tilts from a “Tilt Factor” of 13 (because even experts get frustrated), Ummi loves to play chess at dawn and late night—with some of her highest win rates between 4 AM and 11 AM. Early bird or night owl? She’s both, probably fueled by sheer passion (and caffeine).
With a longest winning streak of 19 games and a current streak still going strong at 3, Ummi Fisabilillah is a formidable presence in the online chess world and beyond. If you want to challenge her, good luck—chances are she’s already out-calculated you while you were still pressing the clock.