Kerem Erten, FIDE Master
Meet Kerem Erten, a chess virtuoso known as AlwaysPlayForAWin44 in the digital arenas. Bestowed with the coveted title of FIDE Master, Kerem has blitzed through opponents with a lightning-fast mind and an unyielding love for the game.
In 2024, Kerem's blitz rating soared to an astonishing 2722 at peak performance, maintaining an impressive average above 2600 over nearly 250 games—because simply winning is not enough, why not dominate? Kerem's bullet rating also sparkles at 2512, proving that speed chess is truly their jam.
Kerem’s playing style is a blend of endurance and tactical genius, averaging over 80 moves in victorious battles and maintaining a near-perfect comeback rate of 93%. They don't just bounce back—they come back with a vengeance, boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Opponents beware: surrendering early isn’t in Kerem’s vocabulary (early resignation rate is zero).
When it comes to openings, Kerem keeps their cards Top Secret, winning over 56% of blitz games from the first move. A slightly mischievous streak shines through a longest winning streak of 18 games, enough to strike fear in any challenger and to confirm that AlwaysPlayForAWin44 is a username that lives up to its promise.
Kerem's psychology is rock solid with a low tilt factor of 4, and while their rated play outshines casuals by more than 56%, they keep things fun without losing focus. The best times for victory? Wednesday afternoons and Saturday evenings, where they boast win rates above 90% and nearly 60%, respectively. Evidently, chess is a serious sport—and a weekend party—for Kerem.
Most recently, Kerem has faced tough rivals like lukianoo and dealshark with mixed results, but consistently trounces fan favorites like chessdude1987 and masterbeaterr. Clearly, Kerem's opponents either get a warm handshake or a tactical blowout—no middle ground here.
In short, Kerem Erten is not just playing chess; they're rewriting the rules of blitz domination, one cunning move at a time.