Arystanbek Urazayev IM

International Master Arystanbek Urazayev - The Chess Virtuoso

Meet Arystanner, a formidable International Master recognized by FIDE, who dances gracefully across the checkerboard with a blend of tactical genius and psychological resilience. With a Blitz peak rating soaring as high as 3015 in an ambitious 2025, Arystanner has proven time and again that speed and strategy are not mutually exclusive.

Diving into their explosive Blitz record, Arystanner boasts an impressive 7,757 wins against 6,731 losses and has mastered the delicate art of the draw nearly 1,900 times. What's more, their comeback rate is a staggering 93.23%, refusing to accept defeat even when the chips are down—and when they lose a piece, they win 99.77% of the time after that setback. Talk about turning lemons into lemon-flavored victory!

Bullet is no different—though a tougher battlefield with highs just eclipsing 2,800—the fire burns just as bright, reflecting a player who thrives when seconds are scarce. Even their Rapid chess showcases a strategic depth with a 59.38% win rate, reminding everyone that speed and thoughtfulness walk hand in hand.

But chess is not just statistics for Arystanner. Known for an astonishing average game length of around 86 moves in both wins and losses, this player enjoys a good cerebral marathon. Supposedly, Arystanner's opponents might wish they'd brought a snack!

When it comes to openings, Arystanner keeps their cards close to the vest—classified as "Top Secret"—a fitting secret agent in the world of chess enigmas. Their winning rate across millions of blitz games with these secret weapons? Almost 47.35%.

True to a sage approach, Arystanner shows a remarkably low early resignation rate of only 0.77%, illustrating a dogged spirit ready to squeeze every possible advantage from the board. They are a chess warrior who fights to the last move; a titan with nerves of steel—but who still appreciates a good joke over a coffee break.

Arystannber's psychological profile reads like a chess thriller: a tilt factor of 12 means they keep calm when others might crumble. In fact, they perform better rated games than casual ones by a neat 8.29% margin, proving Arystanner loves the spotlight.

Throughout the years, Arystanner has tangled with a who’s who of opponents, from “denis_makhnyov” (over 581 games) to a host of other fierce challengers—winning some, learning from others, and never failing to entertain the chess world.

Though some might suspect a secret identity or superhero alter ego, one thing is certain: whoever steps onto the board against Arystanner, better bring their A-game and perhaps a battery of caffeine. After all, with streaks of 11 consecutive wins and a current winning streak keeping things fresh, this International Master is a true force to reckon with.

In chess we trust, in Arystanner we fear... or at least admire from a safe distance.