Rusa Goletiani – The International Master with a Tactical Twist
Rusa Goletiani, known in the chess world as wcachess, proudly holds the title of International Master bestowed by FIDE. A seasoned gladiator of the 64 squares, Rusa combines deep strategic insight with a flair for daring tactics and impressive comebacks—because who wants to win the easy way?
Rating & Performance Highlights
- Peak Blitz Rating: 2461 (March 2015) – turning fast moves into quick victories.
- Peak Rapid Rating: 2317 (July 2020) – because thinking fast and slow both have their charm.
- Bullet Peak: 1876 (July 2024) – rapid-fire chess where reflexes meet calculation.
- Daily Chess Peak: 1543 (June 2021) – taking time to plan, ponder, and sometimes procrastinate.
Game Style & Strengths
Rusa’s style is a blend of patience and pressure. With an average of 68 moves per win, they savor each squeeze and squeeze back hard when cornered, boasting a remarkable 77% comeback rate after losing material. White's pieces dance to their tune, boasting a solid 72.9% win rate with White and a resilient 60.3% with Black.
Early resignations? Barely 3%! Clearly, Rusa fights until the very last pawn and beyond. Their psychological toughness is illustrated by a low tilt factor, showing calm nerves especially during those nail-biting endgames—played over 80% of the time!
Winning Streaks & Notable Records
With a longest winning streak stretching to an impressive 10 consecutive wins and an ongoing streak of 4 wins, Rusa’s opponents know better than to get complacent. Their blitz opening repertoire is a “top secret” weapon with over 220 games played, winning just over 63% of the time — a sure sign of tactical mastery.
Chess.com Adventures & Recent Battles
In their most recent documented games, Rusa demonstrated relentless dominance, securing wins against tough rivals like HowardRoark47 and gyogyur, often by resignation or strategic mastery. These matches highlight the classic IM traits—deep preparation combined with a killer instinct.
Fun Facts & Quirks
- Favorite time to play? Right at 1 PM — apparently the brain’s prime chess hour!
- Win rates spike on Wednesdays (nearly 90%) and dip on Fridays (a modest 45%). Friday chess fatigue, anyone?
- They’ve accumulated 139 blitz wins versus just 63 losses — that’s some serious finger agility under pressure.
- Rusa’s chess motto might be: “Draw? Nah, I’m here to win or resign trying!”
In Summary
Rusa Goletiani is not just an International Master but a relentless competitor whose games combine stamina, strategy, and a dash of audacity. Whether blitzing through openings or grinding out endgames, Rusa’s opponents better come prepared—they’re facing a player who never gives up and often delivers checkmate with a smile.