Profile Summary: annonymous123
Known to the chess world as annonymous123, this International Master has proven time and again that anonymity can pack a mighty punch on the 64 squares. Earning the prestigious International Master title from FIDE, annonymous123 blends strategic cunning with a dash of unpredictability—perfect for keeping opponents guessing (and often resigning).
Rating Rollercoaster & Achievements
From a jaw-dropping peak blitz rating of 2939 in September 2019 to a bullet rating high of 2645 in March 2019, annonymous123’s rating history reads like a thrilling chess novel full of twists, turns, and epic battles. With a blitz win rate north of 51%, and an even punchier bullet win rate at about 54%, this player clearly knows how to put the pressure on—even when time is ticking down dangerously.
Style of Play & Psychology
Endgames aren’t just the grand finale—they’re where annonymous123 shines brightest, engaging in complex positions with an endgame frequency of over 82%. Opponents beware: after losing a piece, annonymous123’s comeback rate is a staggering 88%, showing remarkable resilience and tactical awareness.
What’s the secret weapon? Their best time of day to pounce on unsuspecting foes is 2 PM sharp. Maybe it’s the coffee kicking in or just a cosmic alignment of rooks and queens, but that’s when annonymous123’s games light up. Tilt factor at 8 means this player is human enough to feel the pressure, but resilient enough to bounce back swiftly.
Opening Mysteries & Opponents
With a cryptic recorded opening preference labeled simply as "Top Secret", annonymous123 keeps opponents in the dark from the first move. This mysterious approach yields solid results: over 800 blitz games with a 51% win rate, and a bullet record that’s even more impressive.
The most frequent nemeses and rivals include isaiahdaniel (18 games) and rurep26 (17 games), among others. Against some opponents, annonymous123 enjoys a flawless 100% win rate, while others have managed to snag a few wins. All in all, annonymous123’s record shows that even the best can have that one tricky matchup!
Memorable Games
Most recent victories showcase a masterful command of classic openings like the Sicilian Defense Najdorf Opocensky and the Queen's Gambit Declined. With seconds to spare, opponents folded against annonymous123’s combination of precise timing and positional pressure.
Fun Facts
- Longest winning streak: an inspiring 10 games—because who doesn’t like a hot streak?
- Average moves per win? About 84—because sometimes you just have to outlast your opponent in a marathon of tactics.
- Not shy about resignation strategy: winning nearly as many games by resignation as by checkmate.
Whether you’re playing blitz, bullet, or just need a daily reminder that chess is full of surprises, annonymous123 proves that great chess skills combined with a pinch of mystery make for an unforgettable competitor on and off the board.