Profile Summary: anzett
Meet anzett, a formidable Woman International Master (WIM) who dances gracefully across the 64 squares with both elegance and tenacity. A chess player who doesn’t just play the game but commands it like a seasoned general on a battlefield. Rated in the high 2300s for bullet and soaring into the mid-2400s in blitz, anzett’s games are a spectacle of tactical wizardry and strategic depth that even the chess gods would applaud.
Career Highlights
- Peak Blitz Rating: A staggering 2436 (July 2024), proving that quick thinking is their forte.
- Peak Bullet Rating: 2346 (September 2023), showcasing their speed and precision under pressure.
- Rapid Peak: 2016 as of November 2024, confirming versatility across all time controls.
- Longest Winning Streak: A cool 10 consecutive wins — talk about confidence!
- Notorious Resilience: An 81.6% comeback rate, turning the tables even after losing pieces.
Playing Style & Personality
anzett is not your average player who throws in the towel prematurely; with an early resignation rate of just 0.27%, they're a fierce competitor till the very end. Their average game length of around 70 moves hints at a dogged determination to exhaust every opportunity — endurance meets intellect.
Known for frequent endgames (76.1% of their games reach the endgame), anzett relishes the devilishly tricky last stage of the battle where pawns transform into queens and nerves are tested. When it comes to psychological stamina, a tilt factor of 11 means they’re human but rarely let emotions hijack their decisions.
Tactical Prowess and Openings
The array of openings chosen by anzett is eclectic yet precise, featuring secret strategies under wraps (appropriately tagged “Top Secret”), with perfect scores in rare lines like the Nimzo-Indian Defense (Kmoch Variation) and Alapin Sicilian. The attacking spirit is clear — from the first pawn to the last knight, every move is calculated.
Recent Memorable Battles
In one of their latest triumphs, anzett crushed the opposition with a crisp Nimzo-Indian Defense, resigning their opponent with strategic finesse and endgame mastery. The game lasted 17 moves but was packed with fireworks — truly brief but brilliant. On the flip side, anzett also faces challenges, occasionally stumbling upon the Old Benoni Defense where a stubborn resistance by opponents like stoic_ss can secure a win.
A Fun Fact
While their blitz games are a showcase of speed chess prowess, did you know anzett’s best time to play and dominate is at 8 AM? Early birds get the checkmates — and anzett is the proof! With win rates hitting 100% at 8 AM and an impressive overall comeback grunt, they could probably give roosters some tough competition.
Whether it’s lightning-fast bullet or intense rapid, anzett is always ready to turn the tables, proving that chess isn’t just a game of kings and queens but a spirited fight demanding brains, guts, and a pinch of flair. Keep an eye out — this master is one to watch (and maybe avoid as an opponent unless you like losing with style).
