Tigran Sarkisyan (AdvanceGuard4)
Meet Tigran Sarkisyan, also known in the chess world as AdvanceGuard4, a proud FIDE Master whose chess skills have danced their way through countless games and ratings. Tigran’s journey on the 64 squares is as intense as a bullet game but as thoughtful as a marathon rapid match.
With a blitz rating that once soared above 2700 and a bullet peak touching a sizzling 2804, Tigran is no stranger to fast-paced chess adrenaline. Their average moves per win hover around the 77 mark, proving that patience and precision play a vital role alongside speed. Endgames? Oh yes, Tigran loves them, showing up in over 81% of their battles, where the real mind gymnastics unfold.
This player has a quirky psychological profile—boasting a spectacular 94% win rate after losing a piece. That’s right, if Tigran loses material, you better watch out. They come back stronger with a comeback rate of nearly 85%! But don’t get too cocky; Tigran's tilt factor is 10, meaning occasional frustration does sneak in—perhaps the chessboard knows how to keep even a master humble.
Tigran’s playing style features a modest early resignation rate of just over 4%, showing a never-give-up attitude that’s as commendable as their diverse opening arsenal—curiously marked "Top Secret" in the records, probably because it’s as mysterious as Tigran’s nickname.
Performance Highlights
- Blitz peak rating: 2703 (2021)
- Bullet peak rating: 2804 (2024)
- Rapid consistent rating: 2555 (2023–2025)
- Longest winning streak: 17 games
Fun Fact
Tigran's win rate varies wildly depending on the clock and mood: early mornings at 2 AM deliver a perfect 100% win rate, but game nights at 11 PM are a different story—0%! Perhaps the moonlight inspires brilliance or sends Tigran to dreamland mid-game.
Opponents beware, because with a positive record against many players (shoutout to julmiri and phutien06 with 100% defeat rates), Tigran isn’t just playing chess; they’re dancing a hypnotic, strategic tango.
Whether spinning openings out of the Top Secret vault or snatching victories in dramatic comebacks, Tigran Sarkisyan remains a thrilling figure on the chess battlefield—mastering mind games one move at a time.