Adi Udeshi: The Bullet-Fueled International Master
Meet Adi
Adi Udeshi, known online as adityakudeshi, is an International Master with a pulse rate that probably matches a three-minute bullet game. While they hold an official title from FIDE, their online record reads like a love letter to fast chess, with more than 4,500 rated wins across blitz, rapid, and bullet. The preferred time control appears to be bullet, and the data does not try to hide it.
A Repertoire Built for Speed
Adi plays with a fearless, opening-heavy style. In bullet games, the Nimzo-Larsen Attack appears hundreds of times, usually with a positive win rate. As black, the Scandinavian Defense is a familiar friend, while the Sicilian Defense, including Closed and Najdorf lines, anchors many battles. In slower blitz, the Giuoco Piano Tarrasch Variation is a goldmine, producing a 66.67% win rate. The opening charts show a player who is never afraid to explore the weird side of the board.
Rivalries and Rematches
Nobody knows Adi's online habits better than Never_walk_alone. Their 41-game rivalry is almost perfectly balanced: 19 wins, 19 losses, and 3 draws. Another frequent opponent, Oleg Gamayev, has seen Adi's sharper side, with 18 wins for Adi and 11 for the opponent. These marathon rematches suggest that Adi treats a tough opponent like an interesting puzzle, not an exit sign.
Streaks, Comebacks, and Odd Superpowers
Adi's longest winning streak is 13 games, and the longest losing streak is 10, so the emotional range is complete. The comeback rate of 84.69% is comically high, and Adi still wins more than half of the games after losing a piece. The best time to face them? Probably not 5 a.m., when their win rate by hour spikes and the rest of the world is asleep.
- Longest winning streak: 13
- Longest losing streak: 10
- Comeback rate: 84.69%
- Peak bullet rating: 2709 (2026-03-14)
- Peak blitz rating: 2724 (2026-01-20)
- Rapid record: one game, one win, perfect 100%
The bullet rating journey has more loops than an opening trap: