aradbajelan: A Bullet Workhorse with a Rivalry Streak
If a chess server has a 24 hour waiting room, aradbajelan is probably in it. The account, known simply as aradbajelan, has piled up more than 10,000 analyzed games since 2024, with bullet as the preferred time control. The play style is part speed demon, part stubborn endgame grinder.
The Bullet Machine
aradbajelan's rating journey looks less like a steady climb and more like a rocket launch. In mid 2025, the bullet rating took off from the 1600s and, by the autumn, had surged past milestones all the way to 2301 (2025-10-24). The sharpest stretch came in October 2025, when aradbajelan played more than 1,100 bullet games in a single month and won 730 of them.
The volume is staggering in other time controls too. The blitz account peaked at 2253 (2025-10-24), while rapid reached 2321 (2025-12-25). Yet bullet remains the home turf. According to the data, some of the sharpest chess happens at 04:00, because aradbajelan apparently does not need sleep.
Rivalries and the Human Element
With thousands of games comes a cast of recurring rivals. The most played duel is with lynexeo, a 168 game saga that is almost perfectly balanced: 78 wins, 75 losses, 15 draws. Then there is Mohsen Ghorbani, the player who appears in aradbajelan's rearview mirror a little too often. mohsenghorbani has beaten aradbajelan 128 times in 157 meetings, making that matchup the most one sided recurring relationship in the sample.
Not every rivalry is painful. Against the similar sounding aradbaj, aradbajelan has a flawless 27 wins and zero losses. Whether it is a friendly sibling, a second account, or a lucky name coincidence, the scoreline is pure comedy.
Fighting Spirit and Repertoire
The numbers describe a player who refuses to fold. aradbajelan resigns early less than 2 percent of the time and still wins after losing a piece an astonishing 47.4 percent of the time. The comeback rate sits near 81 percent, and only 3.84 percent of losses are one sided. Opponents who expect an early resignation are often forced to play a 65 move endgame instead.
Opening-wise, the Caro-Kann Defense is the old reliable, appearing in over a thousand logged games across time controls. In bullet, the Sicilian Defense has been a happy hunting ground with a 68.8 percent win rate. As White, aradbajelan enjoys a steady diet of 1.e4 and happily wades into the Scandinavian Defense and the tricky Blackburne Shilling Gambit.
Milestones and Fun Facts
- A 40 game winning streak shows how dangerous aradbajelan can be when the board goes right.
- A separate 18 game losing streak shows how brutal the swings can be, and aradbajelan has survived it.
- The average winning game lasts around 65 moves, which in bullet feels like a marathon.
- The best hour of the day according to the data is 04:00, so some of the best chess happens while everyone else sleeps.
aradbajelan is not a player who plays it safe. The charts may move, the rivalries may shift, but the recipe stays the same: lots of bullet, no early white flags, and a willingness to play anyone, anywhere, at almost any hour.