Bjorn Andersson FM

Bjorn Andersson - FIDE Master and Chess Enthusiast

Meet Bjorn Andersson, a proud holder of the FIDE Master title, proving it’s possible to achieve greatness without being a grandmaster — yet. With a knack for blitz and bullet games, Bjorn's rating in these lightning-fast formats has danced its way up to impressive peaks (blitz max rating hitting 2418 in 2024, no less!). When Bjorn sits at the board, opponents better brace themselves for a whirlwind of quick moves and strategic cunning.

Playing Style & Strengths

Bjorn’s style is a fascinating blend of patience and aggression. While the average game might last around 68 moves, expect a comeback artist because Bjorn boasts an 85% comeback rate — yes, even when down a piece! And if Bjorn loses a piece, don’t count them out yet; the win rate after losing material is a nearly flawless 99.79%. This player knows how to turn misfortune into opportunity, likely causing opponents to question their life choices.

Performance Highlights

• Average Blitz rating around 2300+ in recent years, peaking impressively in 2024.
• Bullet rating consistently strong, with max over 2200.
• Daily chess win rate skyrockets to nearly 88% — the marathon runner of the chess world.
• Steady Rapid improvement landing at 2281 rating in 2024, showing adaptability across formats.
• Longest winning streak? A commendable 13 games — run that streak and the coffee breaks will be legendary!

Opponent Relations & Rivalries

Bjorn has a few favorite opponents, battling “kf3win” 89 times and holding respectable records against long-time rivals. Some adversaries seem to almost never win (sorry “a4rooka3”), while others must shuffle nervously whenever Bjorn logs in. Fun fact: Bjorn often clocks games on Tuesdays and evenings around 6 PM, where the win rate is highest — perhaps the magic hour to challenge the master.

Mental Game & Quirks

With a tilt factor of only 15, Bjorn keeps cool under pressure—because who has time for rage when the clock’s ticking? Also, a curious fan of endgames, Bjorn’s tendency to maneuver deep into the 80% endgame frequency could mean they enjoy puzzles more than quick finishes. And when the going gets tough, Bjorn doesn’t get going — a mere 0.68% early resignation rate shows fighting spirit!

Whether blitzing through the arena or grinding out a daily game, Bjorn Andersson is a force of nature in the chess world — a player not to be underestimated or out-ticked (pun intended). Watch out, chessboard, here comes the FIDE Master with a smile and an impeccable comeback plan.