anon6121824

Profile Summary: anon6121824

Meet anon6121824, a chess virtuoso whose bullet rating once soared to a jaw-dropping 3281 in October 2020 — a number so high, it probably caused a few keyboards to spontaneously combust. This speed demon thrives in bullet chess, often turning the board into a lightning-fast battlefield where nerves of steel and rapid tactical strikes reign supreme.

With over 3,800+ bullet games logged, anon6121824 has more wins than some people have had hot dinners: 2,158 victories to 1,496 losses and 206 draws. Their blitz record is just as fierce, boasting nearly 2,100 wins. Not one to shy away from rapid formats, anon6121824 has proven to be an all-round threat across all time controls.

A strategist with a taste for tricky openings, anon6121824 favors the Reti Opening, the Kings Indian Attack, and daring variations of the Indian Game, often achieving win rates above 55% against dedicated opponents. But if you're scrambling to prepare, beware: they've scored a stellar 62% winning rate with the Kings Indian Attack Yugoslav Variation, showing a knack for turning complexity into victory.

Known for a tactical comeback rate of nearly 70%, anon6121824 isn’t just fast; they’re resilient—capable of flipping the script after setbacks. The psychological warfare is real here, with a tilt factor of 13%, suggesting that while the pressure might build, this player knows how to keep calm and carry on.

When it comes to style, anon6121824 prefers to grind out their wins slowly, averaging around 61 moves in victories and 56 in losses, yet their endgame frequency clocks in at an impressive 63%, proving they're equally comfortable in the closing stages of a battle.

Fun fact: Time of day matters! The best moves often happen in the wee hours around 5 AM — apparently the brain loves chess while humans dream. Keep an eye on the clock if you face anon6121824; they are especially deadly between 17:00 and 19:00 hours.

Recent games are a rollercoaster; an energetic victory by resignation and a heart-stopping win on time show that no matter the endgame scenario, anon6121824 keeps their cool and their pieces dancing. Of course, not every battle is won, and losses come with gritty endgames and tight positions, making every match a learning experience for this relentless competitor.

Whether it’s blitz, bullet, or rapid, anon6121824 brings intensity, precision, and a dash of speed chess flair that keeps opponents scrambling. If chess were a race, anon6121824 would be both the runner and the referee—quick, sharp, and always three steps ahead.