About Attila Czebe
Attila Czebe is a formidable Grandmaster known for his sharp tactical skills and versatile playing style across various time controls. His preference leans notably towards Bullet chess, where his quick thinking and sharp calculations shine the brightest. Attila exhibits a balanced approach with solid endgame techniques, often ending games after around 70 moves on average.
Career Highlights & Style
- Earned the prestigious title of Grandmaster from FIDE.
- Specializes in fast-paced games with an impressive peak Blitz rating of 2503, achieved in May 2023.
- Excels in Bullet chess as well, boasting a peak Bullet rating of 2234.
- Strong Rapid chess skills with a peak rating of 2428, demonstrating his all-around capability.
- Known for maintaining a strong comeback rate – winning over 84% of games even after falling behind.
- Relies on a broad opening repertoire, favoring openings like the Reti King’s Indian Attack, Four Knights Game, and various defense systems such as the French and Modern Defenses.
Playing Preferences & Achievements
Attila's gameplay reflects both tactical sharpness and psychological resilience.
- Has an excellent winning record against several notable opponents, with win rates hitting 100% against a number of users such as ludwig32 and edamatta.
- Thrives especially in games played late evening around 19:00, with a 100% win rate during that hour – the perfect time for tactical wizardry.
- Exhibits a bulletproof defense against tilts, with a low tilt factor of 4, keeping his cool even in nail-biting encounters.
- Shows a strong preference for playing white, securing wins in over 60% of his games with that color.
Fun Facts
- Despite being a Grandmaster, Attila isn't shy about mixing it up with everyday players, maintaining a steady win ratio across all ranks.
- His games average around 75 moves for wins, proving patience and endurance are just as important as speed.
- Known among his peers for his quick grasp of the board, he often lands the first capture by move 7, keeping opponents on their toes.