Тимур

Player Profile: Тимур (aka 11Aress)

Meet Тимур, a chess enthusiast whose battlefields range from the bullet fires to blitz storms. Starting off with a modest bullet rating of just over 1000 back in 2014, Тимур sprinted up to a peak blitz rating of 1762 in May 2015, proving that when the clock ticks fast, so does his chess flair.

Strengths & Style

Тимур shines brightest with the black pieces, boasting a win rate over 54%, while white poses more of a challenge, with under 31% success. Never one to drag games out unnecessarily, he averages about 64 moves to win—plenty of space for drama! However, he tends to be less patient when losing, averaging just 28 moves per loss before conceding.

His opening repertoire is eclectic and adventurous. In bullet, he’s dabbled in everything from the French Defense to the Latvian Gambit—with some triumphs and some epic lessons learned. Blitz is where Тимур truly flexes, scoring wins with the nimble Three Knights Opening, the stubborn French Defense’s Advance Paulsen Variation, and other tricky lines as diverse as the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack.

Psychological Notes & Quirks

If chess was a marathon, Тимур is a sprinter with occasional pit stops. His early resignation rate clocks in at a striking 41.67%, suggesting he’s not afraid to wave the white flag if the tides turn against him early. Yet, when facing adversity, his tactical comeback rate hits a solid 66.67%, meaning he packs more surprises than a mystery novel plot twist!

His ideal battlefield hours? Mornings around 10 AM, where he posts a 100% win rate. Plays at odd hours? Results vary — apparently coffee levels may correlate with victory chances. Also, beware his tilt factor of 8 – a friendly reminder that even great warriors have their off days.

Memorable Moments

Among his glorious wins, one stands out: on May 24, 2015, Тимур (playing White as 11Aress) brilliantly outmaneuvered tdvsdv with a fierce Three Knights Opening attack, culminating in a resignation that delighted fans and crushed opponents alike.

Challenges & Growth

No journey is without its setbacks — Тимур endured a tough losing streak of 8 games and daily format games have been a bit of a puzzle with zero wins across multiple openings. Yet, every loss is a stepping stone, and Тимур’s chess saga is far from over.