ALS2005 NM

ALS2005: The National Master with a Bullet Train Mind

ALS2005, a proud holder of the prestigious National Master title, is the kind of chess player whose moves hit the board faster than a bullet—quite literally. With a career stretching over a decade, ALS2005’s journey from a humble sub-1000 bullet rating in 2014 to soaring beyond 2400 in blitz and bullet formats is nothing short of legendary.

Starting around 2014, ALS2005 was cautiously climbing the ranks, averaging under 1200 in bullet games. But like a phoenix from the ashes, year by year, ALS2005’s game sharpened, blasting past 2300+ in bullet and blitz by 2021 and maintaining formidable ratings ever since. They mastered the rapid format too, proving that speed doesn’t always sacrifice depth, peaking near 2300 in rapid chess.

Known affectionately as “The Bullet Farmer” by fans (not just for playing blitz, but for reaping victories aplenty), ALS2005 boasts an impressive win rate hovering around 50%+ in bullet games — with over 2,900 wins recorded! In blitz and rapid, their winning percentages climb even higher, showing that when ALS2005 isn’t zooming through bullets, they’re calculating and conquering with precise timing.

Behind the stats lies a fierce competitor with an almost obsessive tactical awareness. ALS2005 has a 77.4% comeback rate and wins over 90% of games after losing a piece. So if you catch ALS2005 down a pawn, don’t count them out yet — they’ve perfected the art of turning tides and crushing hopes faster than a blitz game clock can tick down.

ALS2005 tends to play long games, averaging about 64 moves per win, showing patience and precision instead of rushing to premature resignations. Although early resignations happen (around 13%), that’s probably just tactical humility—why drag out a lost cause when you can start preparing the next masterpiece?

Humor aside, ALS2005’s psychological profile reveals the human side of a chess machine. With a tilt factor of 43 (chess players will understand) and a slight struggle adjusting from casual to rated games, ALS2005 still thrives under pressure with a solid psychological foundation and resilience that sets them apart.

Famous for a secret opening repertoire that “remains Top Secret” (and maybe a tad magical), ALS2005’s consistent shape-shifting playstyle and unpredictability keep opponents guessing. They boast perfect or near-perfect score streaks against notable usernames, proving that while their identity may be mysterious, their results speak volumes.

Off the board, fans describe ALS2005 as a bit of a quirky strategist who might lose track of time harnessing chess forces but always emerges ready for the next battle. Their winning streaks peak at an impressive 17 games, with a current winning streak of 1 — so watch out, the next streak might just be starting.
For anyone looking to learn from a mix of tactical wizardry, strategic patience, and lightning speed, ALS2005 is a player to study, admire, and maybe try to beat (if you dare).