Answer03: The Bullet-Eyed Candidate Master
Gehua Wen, better known on the site as Answer03, is a FIDE Candidate Master with a surprisingly straightforward online strategy: play fast, play more, and keep flipping the clock. Their preferred habitat is bullet chess, and the data agrees. They have spent so much time in the bullet pool that some months look less like a rating history and more like a national census of 1+0 games.
That journey did not begin with a bang. Back in 2014, Answer03 started around 1362 in blitz and crossed 2000 within a year, then made the climb from strong club amateur to titled player look like a naturally scheduled train line.
The Grind and the Get-Back
Answer03 is a tireless swatter. At one point they won 28 games in a row, which is less a streak and more an autopilot. When the board goes wrong, the player does not instantly disconnect: their comeback rate sits above 85%, and even after losing a piece they still convert about 52% of those games. The average win takes almost 78 moves, which suggests that Answer03 is happy to build a fortress and then slowly torture the clock.
Rivalry also arrives in waves. No opponent appears more often than aa05280528, with 21 games of disguised equality. A meatier balance lives on the other side, against Sherif Khater, where the score tilts the other way. Statistics aside, these repeated meetings show a player who does not dodge rematches.
Openings, Cosplays, and Bullet Comforts
As Black, Answer03 often finds a home in the Caro-Kann Defense, taking a laughably solid line into the bullet endgame. As White, they do not mind a weird museum piece like the Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack. Their record with these lines is regularly good enough to keep the pace dangerous. The chart below gives the general shape of those opening wins.
The peak bullet number says 2762 (2026-04-02), while the blitz high climbs to 2784 (2026-05-02), but the real story is simpler: Answer03 transformed a spiky youthful rating into a high-volume candidate master resume, one bullet at a time.