Anirudh Bhutani: The Chess Conqueror with a Twist

Meet Anirudh Bhutani, a chess player who's been steadily climbing the ranks from a humble 261 Rapid rating in 2022 to a respectable 1035 by 2025. But don’t be fooled by the numbers alone; this player mixes determination with a dash of flair and a healthy obsession with winning streaks—boasting a longest winning streak of 9 games and currently riding a hot streak of 3!

Chess by the Numbers

Rapid: From cautious beginner to near expert with an average rating surpassing 1000 in 2025, Anirudh has played over 500 rapid games, winning a cool 235 and drawing 20.
Blitz: The thrill-seeker side comes alive on blitz boards, with 293 wins out of nearly 600 games, displaying an unwavering resolve (even if losses tally close behind).
Bullet: A tactical sprinter, not just a jogger; though the bullet games show a bit of a rollercoaster ride with wins balanced by losses, the comeback rate is a staggering 77%—because giving up is never on the menu.
Daily Chess: A mastermind of patience and calculation, with a jaw-dropping 90% win rate. Clearly, Anirudh knows how to make slow and steady win the race.

Playing Style & Mindset

This chess enthusiast is known for a high endgame frequency—because the real battle begins when pawns turn into queens! Anirudh averages nearly 62 moves per win, showing endurance and careful planning, and is equally comfortable playing with White or Black.

Psychologically, Anirudh is a resilient warrior: with only an 8% tilt factor and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, this player turns adversity into advantage like a boss. Early resignations are rare (just 1.33%), because surrendering before a miracle comeback? Not in Anirudh’s playbook.

Famous (and Not-So-Famous) Battles

Anirudh's opponents range from longtime rivals like jaiho2007 and a_jayy to mysterious entities such as blank_477777. The win rate against some players is as high as 100% (take that, faramis117!), while against others it’s a humbling 0% (looking at you, poonbandit).

Chess and Chill

When not busy plotting world domination on 64 squares, Anirudh seems to prefer battling opponents on Sundays and Wednesdays, scoring over a 55% win rate, and has uncanny concentration spikes at 3 AM and 23 PM—night owl, anyone?

Final Thoughts

Whether blitzing through a tactical skirmish or taking the daily pace to outwit opponents in the long haul, Anirudh Bhutani embodies the spirit of chess: resilience, strategy, and a bit of cheeky fun. Watch this space, because the upward trajectory is far from over—check and mate, world!