Aleksandar Tomic: The Blitz-Heavy International Master
Introduction
Aleksandar Tomic, known online as velemajstor767276, is a FIDE International Master with a serious appetite for Blitz chess. His username roughly means "grandmaster", and while FIDE officially lists him as an IM, his Blitz peak of 2850 (2025-11-02) has often made the gap between title and username feel very small. Tomic has played thousands of rapid-fire games, with Blitz clearly his preferred battleground.
A Blitz Career in Motion
Tomic's online life is defined by volume and resilience. From 2018 onward he has piled up over 10,000 analyzed games, with the Blitz clock his constant companion. His longest winning streak reached 33 games, and his ability to bounce back is remarkable. The chart below shows the highs and lows of his Blitz journey from 2018 through 2026.
He is especially dangerous when the evening arrives. His best time of day to play is 21:00, and his win rate in that hour is among his best. Tomic is not just a fast mover, he is a stubborn one. He wins 83.88% of games in which he falls behind, and he still wins nearly half of his games after losing a piece.
Style and Openings
Aleksandar is a hard player to prepare against. As White he favors 1.d4, but he frequently switches to flank openings with the Nimzo-Larsen Attack. He also has a long history with the unusual Amazon Attack, a system that has brought him over 1,200 games in its Siberian Attack branch alone. As Black he is at home in the Sicilian Defense, especially the Kan and Alapin variations.
His opening stats show steady results across a broad repertoire. The Nimzo-Larsen Attack produces a 53.77% win rate, and the Modern Defense is another reliable scoring weapon. This mix of solid main lines and offbeat systems keeps opponents guessing. Below is a look at his most successful openings in Blitz.
Familiar Rivals
High volume play has created a set of intense online rivalries. Tomic's most frequent opponent is Andrej Sukovic, with 128 meetings and a narrow Tomic edge of 65 wins. Against Miroljub Cirovic he is more comfortable, leading 50 to 36. Another regular, Dario Alivodic, has lost 72 of 115 games to Tomic. These repeated battles have made him an expert at adjusting to specific opponents, a valuable skill in Blitz marathons.
Numbers Behind the Streaks
- Longest winning streak: 33 games
- Longest losing streak: 15 games, a reminder that even IMs hit rough patches
- Blitz record: over 5,000 wins against fewer than 4,900 losses
- Endgame frequency: over 82% of games reach the endgame
- Average decisive game length: around 80 moves
Tomic's tilt factor is a fairly low 15, meaning he usually keeps his head after a bad result. His longest losing streak of 15 games is a warning that everyone can be caught in a storm, but his 33 game winning streak shows what happens when he is in flow. For a player who spends so much time on the Blitz clock, that level of consistency is rare.