Beksultan Moldagali, aka Bekaeasycool
FIDE Master Extraordinaire
Meet Beksultan Moldagali, better known in the chess universe as Bekaeasycool — a FIDE Master whose gameplay is smoother than freshly buttered toast. Rising from humble beginnings with a modest bullet rating of 1229 in early 2018, Beksultan rapidly climbed the ranks with relentless passion and a dash of wizardry, hitting jaw-dropping blitz peaks north of 2800 and bullet heights soaring to 2762 by 2025.
Beksultan isn’t just your regular chess gladiator; they're a relentless tactician with a comeback rate of 88.07%, proving time and again that when the going gets tough, the tough get a sneaky queen fork. With an endgame frequency hovering near 82%, opponents often find themselves swept off their feet long after the queens have left the battlefield.
Known for their early resignations at just under 2% (because why drag out the inevitable?), Beksultan prefers to keep games sharp and spicy. The average moves per win clock in at nearly 79, showing patience and strategy that’d make grandmasters nod with respect. Whether playing white or black, their win rates of 52.57% and 50.31% respectively hint at a balanced, formidable presence on the board.
With an arsenal of openings branded Top Secret by foes (and apparently the most successful, with over 4,500 games played!), Beksultan mixes a cocktail of Scandinavian defenses, French classical variations, and the occasional Kings Indian Attack — always ready to keep adversaries guessing. Their win rate peaks with aggressive blitz play where rapid tactical strikes shine.
Off the board, Beksultan’s psychological resilience is something of legend — their "Tilt Factor" might be 67, but their ability to crush it at midnight (their best time to play!) more than compensates. Opponents beware, because when the clock strikes twelve and every pawn is in place, Bekaeasycool transforms into a chess beast.
Their recent games reveal a flair for both brutal checkmates and graceful resignations — a player who knows when to gore and when to bow out, preserving that cool moniker reputation. Whether crushing the competition with a checkmate or winning by resignation, Beksultan’s style is as much about dominance as it is subtle showmanship.
In short, Beksultan Moldagali is a chess maestro who blends solid technique, strategic warfare, and a pinch of humor into every game. If chess were a kingdom, Bekaeasycool would be the noble ruler indeed — reigning supreme, one bullet at a time.
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