The Bullet Marathoner
Allahverdi Hamidov, known online as AllCer7, is a FIDE Master with a simple mission: outplay everyone before the clock does. With a bullet rating curve that climbs past 3000 and nearly 8,000 tracked games, Hamidov is the kind of player who makes the 1-minute pool feel like a second home.
He is a bullet specialist first, a blitz warrior second, and a player who never seems to run out of energy. His Amar Gambit experiments and fearless French Defense battles show a player who treats opening theory as a suggestion and the clock as the real opponent.
Career Snapshot
Hamidov started his online rating climb in late 2023 and never really stopped. His bullet graph tells a story of rapid improvement, wild swings, and a finish that reached the 3000 mark during his peak period.
- FIDE Master title earned from FIDE
- Preferred battleground: bullet, with serious blitz volume as backup
- Longest winning streak: 11 games
- Longest losing streak: 10 games, followed by a stubborn return to form
Style and Openings
If you open with the Amar Gambit against Hamidov, do not expect a quiet night. He has played it hundreds of times, both as a swashbuckling White and as a defender when opponents try it on him. His opening menu also leans heavily on the French Defense, the Slav, and a variety of offbeat lines that make long theory debates irrelevant.
The chart below breaks down his results by opening, and the variety tells the story of a player who is comfortable dancing in unknown territory.
- Loves tricky first moves and rare sidelines
- Plays long games: average decisive games stretch well past 80 moves
- The queen is his favorite checking piece, a true bullet habit
Rivalries and Battles
No biography of AllCer7 is complete without his long war against Rustam Rustamov. The two have faced each other 243 times, and ilqar has usually had the upper hand, with 116 wins to Hamidov's 74 and 53 draws. For many players, that would be enough to queue elsewhere. For Hamidov, it is just another Tuesday night in the bullet arena.
He has also traded blows with recognizable names like Chessbrah TV 67 times in rapid-fire fights, showing he will take on anyone at any hour.
Numbers and Quirks
Hamidov's stats reveal a strange and wonderful grind. His comeback rate sits near 86 percent, meaning even a lost position is rarely safe against him. His endgame frequency is also near 85 percent, so he usually sees the game through to the messy, complicated finish.
- Nearly 8,000 tracked online games across bullet, blitz, rapid, and daily
- Over 5,000 games in bullet alone
- Best winning hours: somewhere around 2 a.m.
- White win rate around 50 percent, Black win rate around 45 percent
- Low early resignation rate, because giving up is not in the job description