Saidakbar Saydaliev - International Master Extraordinaire
Meet Saidakbar Saydaliev, a chess virtuoso who proudly carries the prestigious title of International Master from FIDE. Known in the chess world for dazzling blitz performances, Saidakbar's journey is nothing short of a thrilling rollercoaster filled with tactical wizardry and adrenaline-pumping time scrambles.
Starting from a modest blitz rating of 2161 in 2020, Saidakbar swiftly climbed the ranks, smashing through the 2800 barrier in blitz by 2022 and flirting with a jaw-dropping peak of 2922 in 2025 – a leap that would've left Magnus Carlsen blinking twice. Their blitz prowess is backed by an impressive 68.6% win rate across nearly 3,000 games, proving that when the clock is ticking, Saidakbar turns into a human chess machine.
Saidakbar is equally comfortable in bullet and rapid formats, boasting average win rates north of 74% and 77% respectively. Bullet games? They've won over 1,100 times out of 1,600 brisk face-offs. Rapid? Their 77.6% winning express train chugs on relentlessly, even if the games themselves take a bit longer. And if you think their blitz and bullet hustle is crazy, wait till you hear that their average game length in victories is a staggering 69 moves – endurance and patience are their secret weapons.
A chess career packed with dramatic comebacks (a stellar 84% comeback rate!) means Saidakbar never throws in the towel easily. They're the player who makes you sweat bullets – literally – with a win rate close to 100% even after losing a piece. However, with a tilt factor of 7, it seems Saidakbar occasionally chats with the chess gods when things don’t go their way (#HumanAfterAll).
Off the board, Saidakbar’s opponents often tell tales of battling the relentless "Top Secret" opening repertoire – a mysterious strategy that’s won almost 70% of blitz battles against unsuspecting foes. Among frequent sparring partners, top duels with oligarx_001 and sattarov_bobur show fierce rivalries but also sharp tactical exchanges.
When asked about their casual playing style, Saidakbar once said, “Chess isn’t just a game; it’s the only place where losing a piece can still mean a cool 99.85% chance of winning.” Whether grinding through long endgames or crushing lightning-speed bullet matches, this IM balances strategy, speed, and a touch of fun to keep opponents on their toes.
So beware, fellow chess lovers: challenge Saidakbar Saydaliev and prepare for a battle where every move counts, every second matters, and every game is filled with brilliance – and maybe just a dash of cheeky surprises!