Adrian Budzisz (AdekB2005) - Candidate Master
Meet Adrian Budzisz, better known in the chess world as AdekB2005 — a Czech Candidate Master who’s been toggling the balance between triumph and tilt since 2019. Armed with a FIDE title and a wicked opening repertoire, Adrian’s not just pushing pawns but pushing ratings to impressive heights.
Rating Highlights & Style
- Peak Blitz rating soared to an eye-watering 2576 in early 2025. Yes, the pieces dance better at lightning speed.
- Bullet chess? Adrian detonated his peak rating at 2691, proving he’s all about speed and precision under intense pressure.
- Rapid play holds a solid 2349, and daily chess clocks in at a respectable 1727 – because even Candidate Masters need some casual weekend games.
Opening Wizardry
From the French Defense Schlechter Variation to the Sicilian Defense Canal Attack, Adrian’s choices are like a multi-course meal for the opponent’s nerves. Preferred openings include:
- Blitz: French Defense Schlechter, Sicilian Canal Attack showing over 60% win rate — yes, he likes to get aggressive.
- Bullet: Reti Opening Kings Indian Attack Symmetrical Defense boasts nearly 61% wins, proving finesse reigns supreme even when fingers fly.
- Rapid & Daily: A menu featuring French Defense and Italian Game variations, with a clean 100% recorded win rate in some lines. Talk about lethal elegance!
Statistical Shenanigans
With thousands of blitz and bullet games logged, Adrian’s battle record screams “I’m here to win, lose, and occasionally draw (but only if I must).” Notably:
- Nearly 2000 wins in blitz and over 2200 bullet victories; the losses? Sure, but hey, nobody's perfect, right?
- Longest winning streak? A jaw-dropping 27 games — talk about confidence!
- Comeback rate sits at a sassy 81.12%, so don’t count him out no matter how grim the board looks.
- Early resignation rate is a modest 4.77%; Adrian fights till the bitter end unless the queen waves a white flag first.
Psychological Quirks & Timing
Adrian’s secret weapon isn’t just talent. His best time to unleash the beast? Oddly enough, 4 AM — because why not make the world’s chess players sweat while they’re still dreaming? His tilt factor is moderate at 16, which means he’s human but tries hard not to rage-quit mid-battle.
Recent Battles in Brief
If you want to study a candidate master at work, check his latest triumph against microbear in a tense 46-move Kings Indian Defense with a resignation finish — all while maintaining a cool head and clever play. Even his losses, such as the time loss against ortizfrancisco, have been hard-fought shows of tenacity.
In Summary
Adrian Budzisz (AdekB2005) is a chess force to reckon with: part tactician, part speed demon, and part human whirlwind. Whether blitzing bullet or plotting deep in rapid, this Candidate Master’s journey is one for the pawns, knights, and kings to watch closely—because when AdekB2005 pulls up to the board, it’s never dull.