batdad1000

Profile Summary: batdad1000

Meet batdad1000, the elusive chess adventurer whose rating graph looks like a rollercoaster designed by a mischievous chess fairy. Starting humble with bullet ratings around 140 in 2022, batdad1000 quickly climbed up to a peak near 700—proving that every pawn can dream of promotion, even if it means dodging a few blunders along the way.

Known for a funny mix of persistence and tactical wizardry, batdad1000 boasts a comeback success rate over 68%, and a spotless 100% win rate after losing a piece—clearly a master of rising from the ashes, or at least the ones with missing knights. While they tend to play it safe with early resignations only about 3% of the time, their games often stretch into epic battles averaging nearly 49 moves in wins and 53 in losses. Long games, long glory!

Not just a bullet speedster, batdad1000 dabbles in rapid and blitz with respectable results, holding a rapid rating peak at 729 and blitz max rating just north of 600. They prefer classic openings like the Bishop's Opening where they net an impressive 53% win rate, showing a penchant for surprises over standard king's pawn duels.

Off the board, batdad1000 has a tilt factor of 11—suggesting some frustrations that only a true competitor understands, but nothing too dramatic. And despite the ups and downs, they maintain a winning record almost neck and neck in bullet chess with over 1800 wins against nearly as many losses, proving they're always in the fight, even when the clock's ticking down.

Known opponents include the frequently faced rolan1906 and shengstv_10, with whom batdad1000 has a respectable win rate around two-thirds—because even heroes have their nemeses. Whether it's late-night blitz deliveries or early-morning tactical puzzles, batdad1000's chess journey is one of passion, laughter, and the occasional cheeky queen sacrifice.

In short, batdad1000 might not be climbing grandmaster heights just yet, but their fearless style and uncompromising spirit make every game worth watching. Checkmate or not, this player's story is in the making, one move at a time. Oh, and yes—they definitely don’t lose the cape.