AlbTB: The National Master with a Blitz Spirit
Meet AlbTB, a chess enthusiast who has proudly earned the prestigious title of National Master. Known for wielding a tactical awareness that could probably outwit a coffee machine, AlbTB’s chess journey is a rollercoaster of rapid-fire moves, daring sacrifices, and the occasional, strategic resignation (because sometimes knowing when to fold is a move in itself).
With a peak blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2554 in April 2025, AlbTB thrives in the chaotic battlefield of timed games. Their bullet rating isn't far behind either, hitting a personal best of 2593 in late 2023. Though rapid and daily chess have their moments, blitz and bullet are where AlbTB truly flexes their muscles.
Over the years, AlbTB has played over 600 blitz games, boasting a solid win rate of about 52% against similarly swift foes. But don't let those lightning-fast games fool you — their average game length hits around 64 moves per win, proving patience is a virtue even in blitz. Their psychological stamina is solid, sporting a low tilt factor of just 9 and a remarkable comeback rate of 69%, making them a formidable opponent who rarely gives up.
AlbTB has battled some rivals more than others, including matheusmdr2005 (a nemesis with just over 36% win rate against), and others like kaua18 and soldierofgod1. Despite the fierce competition, AlbTB’s resilience shines through a longest winning streak of 11 games and a current winning streak of 9.
Known for a rather mysterious "Top Secret" opening repertoire, AlbTB leaves opponents guessing — proving it's not just the moves, but the unpredictability that counts. Whether it’s a quick checkmate or a slow, grinding endgame, this player blends tactical prowess with an entertaining style that keeps fans and foes alike on the edge of their seats.
When AlbTB isn't busy calculating forks, pins, and skewers, they can be found perfecting their best time to play — apparently at 7 AM — or finding solace in the knowledge their white and black win rates are quite balanced (47% and 48% respectively), so color advantage has little effect!
Their recent games reveal a fondness for the Sicilian Defense and the Nimzowitsch-Larsen Attack. Oh, and let's not forget their knack for finishing games by checkmate so swiftly it leaves everyone wondering how that happened.
In short, AlbTB is a puzzle wrapped in a riddle, crowned with the title of National Master, and armed with a collection of rapid-fire victories, impressive comebacks, and just enough chess humor to remind us all: sometimes it’s not about winning or losing, but how dramatically you do it.