Profile Summary: 20sreeni06
Meet 20sreeni06, a blitz-hungry chess adventurer whose rating rollercoaster is nothing short of a Netflix drama. From a humble start at 543 blitz rating in late 2024, 20sreeni06 rocketed to a peak of 1691 in April 2025 – a meteoric rise fueled by thousands of battles fought (over 10,000 blitz games alone!).
This player’s style? Let’s just say early resignations are their signature move, clocking in at over 90% resignation rate in games, proving sometimes it's faster to admit defeat than to prolong the agony. But don't be fooled—when 20sreeni06 is on fire, they wield tactical awareness like a wizard, bouncing back after losing pieces with a remarkable 57.5% success rate.
Known for battling mostly under time pressure, with a blitz average game length of about 7 moves in wins, 20sreeni06 likes to finish things quickly—whether by checkmate, resignation, or occasionally just running the clock out. Their favorite openings? It’s a secret! Just kidding—it's “Top Secret,” played in almost every game (over 10,800 blitz games with a respectable 47.9% win rate in it). They also flirt with various Queen’s Pawn openings and the Scandinavian Defense, dabbling in creative attacks like the Trompowsky with nearly 63% win rate.
Psychologically, 20sreeni06 has a tilt factor of 17; which means a few losses might ruffle their feathers, but they’re far from being a sore loser. They shine brightest at 10 PM (22:00), when their win rate spikes and early resignations presumably decline—a true night owl of the chessboard.
Besides blitz, they are quite active in rapid games, boasting a peak rating nearing 1650, and showing solid performances in bullet and daily chess modes. Although the bullet rating hovers around mid-600s recently, their persistence in multiple time controls highlights a versatile and passionate chess enthusiast.
Recent battles tell the tale of a warrior not afraid to try unorthodox positions, like winning with the Dutch Defense (A80) and Queens Gambit Accepted (D20), yet still learning the ropes after tough checkmates in the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack.
Off the board, 20sreeni06 is the type who laughs at losses, learns from every game, and keeps pushing for improvement. Whether you face them at the board or in chat, you know this player brings energy, passion, and a sprinkle of unpredictability to the chess battlefield. Here’s to many more wins, surprises, and of course, countless early resignations — because sometimes, quitting early is just chess strategy in disguise!
