Atty (aka Atigator): The FIDE Master with a Winning Bite
Rising from humble beginnings at a Daily rating of just 961 in 2017, Atty has been on a remarkable chess journey that would make even the toughest pawns quake in their squares. Wearing the prestigious title of FIDE Master, Atty's prowess stretches across all formats: from the lightning-fast Blitz battles to the cerebral depths of Rapid and the tactical tightrope of Bullet.
With a Daily peak rating hitting 2267 in 2021 and Blitz soaring over 2356 in 2019, Atty doesn’t just play chess – they dominate it with a mix of strategic brilliance and tactical fireworks. What's more impressive? A remarkable 44-game winning streak, proving that once this player locks in, opponents beware: it's checkmate or bust. Though the current streak may have paused, the hunger remains fierce.
Atty's style is a fascinating blend of resilience and calculated patience:
- Endgame frequency: Plays long, thinks deeper—averaging over 70 moves in wins.
- Psychological steel: Comes back from losing pieces with an astonishing 97.29% win rate, showing nerves of steel and the heart of a lion.
- Early resignation rate: A modest 16.14%, meaning this master fights hard before conceding.
Opponents beware – this player’s White win rate leaps to almost 76%, and Black is no walk in the park either, with a solid 70%. Even on the toughest days, Atty’s tilt factor is a manageable 22, balancing fierce competition with composure (most of the time).
When is the best time to catch Atty online? Mondays and evenings, especially around 7 PM and 9 PM, show peak win rates close to 79%, so be sure to bring your A-game—or face the Atigator’s snapping jaws!
And if you think Atty’s record doesn’t bite enough, check out an astonishing blitz win rate exceeding 74% over a whopping 2,000+ games – a true speed demon with a tactical mind.
In short, Atty is the formidable FIDE Master every chess enthusiast respects, fears, and laughs with (or at, if you lose). The perfect blend of skill, stamina, and a dash of chessboard comedy — beware the Atigator!