Toavina Ramiandrisoa

Toavina Ramiandrisoa (aka zlos3000)

Toavina Ramiandrisoa, known in the chess realm as zlos3000, is a rapid chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares reads like an epic saga of triumphs, challenges, and a dash of charming unpredictability. Peaking at a rapid rating of 937 back in May 2023, Toavina proves that passion often outweighs numbers on the scoreboard.

Fond of the Bishops Opening Boi Variation and King's Pawn Opening, Toavina has a knack for mixing classic tactics with unexpected twists—sometimes winning with inspired maneuvers, other times resigning earlier than your morning coffee break. With an early resignation rate hovering around 23%, it's clear this player prefers quality battles but isn't afraid to call it quits when victory seems elusive.

Despite a slightly fluctuating rating and a current losing streak, zlos3000 showcases a cunning tactical mind:

• Longest winning streak: 6 games
• Comeback rate: an impressive 70.13%, proving resilience is firmly on the agenda
• Win rate against opponents with lower rating: nearly 89% — those underdogs beware!

Game style? Toavina likes to stretch battles out, averaging about 39 moves per win (surely a test of endurance), while delivering a slightly better performance with the black pieces (47.62% win rate) over white. Strategic patience meets tactical opportunism here.

Oddly enough, 11 AM appears to be prime time for brilliance (100% win rate), inspiring all morning players to consider a quick chess session before lunch. However, Tuesdays and Thursdays might be best left for something lighter—win rates dip to around a third on those days.

Toavina's legendary victories include a checkmate with the Scandinavian Defense’s Mieses-Kotrc Variation, and a triumphant resignation win with the Bishops Opening Boi Variation—each a testament to creative and fearless play. But as every great story needs its ups and downs, recent losses remind us that even the mightiest occasionally stumble.

Off the board, Toavina probably enjoys a good laugh at the unpredictability of the game, knowing well that sometimes the queen sacrifices herself not just for glory, but for the sheer love of drama. The rapid chess arena awaits many more battles, comebacks, and tales of resilience from this spirited competitor.

Keep an eye on zlos3000 — on a good day, the chessboard might just catch fire!