anon219 GM

Grandmaster anon219: A Chess Biography with a Twist

Meet anon219, a chess Grandmaster who’s been dazzling boards since at least 2017, climbing the ranks with the determination of a knight on a quest and the cunning of a queen in full stride.

Starting with a Bullet rating around 1567, anon219 rocketed upwards, culminating in a peak Bullet rating of 2725 in October 2020, a feat worthy of applause (and maybe a cake shaped like a rook). Their Blitz prowess is nothing short of legendary, soaring to an astonishing peak of 2935 in early 2021. Rapid chess? Also impressive, hitting 2512 as their top mark.

With over a thousand wins in Bullet and Blitz combined, anon219 isn't just playing the game—they're rewriting the art of speed chess. Their longest winning streak stands at a jaw-dropping 29 consecutive wins, proving that when anon219 is on fire, even the toughest opponents can scarcely catch a breath.

anon219’s style? An intricate blend of patience and aggression, with an average of nearly 60 moves per win suggesting a strategic marathoner, not a sprinter who blazes through the board in a flash. Despite their bloodthirsty pace, they resigned fairly frequently (~11.5%), perhaps the sign of a true pragmatist who knows when to cut losses and plan the next masterpiece.

Psychologically, anon219 has a “tilt factor” of 9, indicating that even a Grandmaster is human and occasionally experiences chess-related mood swings — but hey, who doesn’t after losing a pawn and forgetting where their knight went?

anon219 shines brightest during late afternoon hours, particularly around 5 PM, where their win rate is highest — so perhaps their secret weapon is a perfect blend of coffee and checkmates.

Recent Battles

In the heat of a June 2021 showdown, anon219 showcased the aggressive Scotch Game against Murad_Ibrahimli, launching a fierce pawn storm and forcing a resignation with a powerful combination. Not shy to defend the throne, they also secured victories through precise positional play in the Queen’s Gambit Declined and the Reti Opening, revealing a versatile opening repertoire.

Of course, every knight’s journey has bumps: anon219 suffered a tough loss to IwkooO in a cautious English Opening, showing that even grandmasters sometimes meet a well-prepared adversary who turns the tables. And a brutal checkmate loss in a Caro-Kann reminded anon219 that the board is unrelenting, but it's just fuel for the next fiery comeback.

Opponent Relations

Among foes, alexandru2 has been anon219’s nemesis most encountered with 1285 throws of tactical dice. Against many opponents, anon219 boasts nearly mythical 100% win rates, making them the boogeyman of quick chess—a player who never takes a draw and rarely gives chances.

Final Thoughts

In the realm of online chess, anon219 is a formidable force—simultaneously a speed demon and a strategic thinker. With a record filled with spectacular streaks, critical resignations to preserve energy, and a gameplay rhythm synchronized with the afternoon hours, anon219 proves that chess mastery is as much science as it is art…and a little caffeine.

Chess boards beware: anon219’s next move could be your last!