Emil Sutovsky - Grandmaster of the 64 Squares
Meet Emil Sutovsky, a chess Grandmaster whose journey through the chessboard reads like an epic saga, full of cunning strategies, dramatic comebacks, and plenty of checkmates. With a peak blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2732 in 2021, Emil has proven himself a fierce opponent in fast-paced games and a true master of lightning-speed calculation.
Starting with modest blitz ratings around 1846 back in 2018, Emil’s rapid improvement is nothing short of legendary—crushing opponents and dazzling fans alike. Known affectionately by his username VZMZ, he commands an overall blitz win rate of nearly 60% and an even more impressive bullet win rate of 62.5%, all while maintaining an endgame frequency above 80%. That's right: Emil loves to see how far he can push a game after the first moves—because who doesn't love a good finale?
Known for a wit as sharp as his tactical awareness (with a 100% win rate after losing a piece!), Emil has kept a cool head under pressure, boasting a comeback rate of 90%. He’s been observed to resign early only about 11% of the time, a testament to his gritty determination to fight on. His longest winning streak? A legendary run of 9 consecutive victories—enough to make any chess clock tick faster in nervous anticipation.
Emil's playing style suggests a fondness for the white pieces, with a dazzling 68.33% win rate, while still holding his own with black at 51.79%. And if you’re wondering when he’s most dangerous, watch out on Mondays, where he sports a perfect 100% win rate, and between 8 and 15 o'clock, prime hours for his strategic brilliance to blossom.
Off the board, Emil is also a strong competitor in rapid and bullet formats, consistently outsmarting opponents and achieving a perfect 100% win rate with the rapid opening style marked as "Top Secret"—because the tricks Emil employs are, indeed, top secret.
Against familiar foes, Emil boasts an impressive 75% win rate against his most-played opponent apardaz23 and undefeated triumphs over a host of challengers. His psychological resilience is notable, with a tilt factor of just 4, meaning he keeps his calm even when the pawns start flying.
Whether he's racing through bullet games at breakneck speed or orchestrating a slow, crushing endgame, Emil Sutovsky proves that chess is not just a game of kings and queens but a thrilling dance where every move can become a masterpiece. Power up your engines, because when Emil is on the board, the battle is as mind-bending as it is exhilarating.