Biography of Bibek Thing (aka biveklama)
Bibek Thing is no ordinary chess aficionado; they've mastered the game sufficiently to earn the prestigious title of FIDE Master from FIDE. With a rollercoaster rating journey starting around the 1300s in 2012 and rocketing up past 2700 in blitz by 2025, Bibek is a true blitz and bullet gladiator with a style as sharp as their moves.
Playing Style & Achievements
Bibek is the kind of player who thrives in fast-paced games. The statistics show an impressive struggle against time itself, with tens of thousands of blitz and bullet games under their belt. Their peak blitz rating reached a blazing 2753 in early 2025, which firmly places them among the elite speed chess players!
Despite the hectic nature of bullet and blitz chess, Bibek is known for their not-so-patience-for-drawlore; draws are quite rare, indicating a combative spirit who either wins outright or bravely losses trying. Their early resignation rate is less than 1%—so if they see a crack, they'll pounce rather than quit prematurely.
Favourite Openings and Signature Moves
When it comes to openings, Bibek’s repertoire is as mysterious as a spy’s—there’s a heavy reliance on the intriguingly named "Top Secret" opening which seems to be an umbrella for many varied lines across countless games. They also have a fondness for Sicilian Defense variations like the Najdorf and Rossolimo attacks, showcasing their aggressive and tactical approach to the game.
Notable Statistics
- Blitz Record: Over 19,600 games with a near-even split in wins and losses, but still a respectable 44% win rate.
- Bullet Chess: Over 9,200 games played, again showing fearless dedication to this rapid-fire genre.
- Longest Winning Streak: A mind-boggling 14 games — Bibek really knows how to catch lightning in a bottle!
- Psychological Traits: Known for a solid comeback rate of 84%, meaning they’re not just in it for an easy ride—they fight back fiercely even after setbacks.
- Timing: Evening hours around 6 PM local seem to be when Bibek reaches peak performance, so watch out, opponents!
The Good, the Bad, and the Hilarious
Though Bibek averages about 76 moves per win—a marathon of mental endurance—their losses tend to last even longer (79 moves on average), showing a dogged determination to resist defeat. They demonstrate less mercy in their games than a cat chasing a laser pointer, with a tilt factor of 14 (watch your nerves!).
Whether outmaneuvering foes or narrowly escaping time scrambles, Bibek’s games are a thrilling blend of tactical fireworks, strategic depths, and just the right touch of mystery.
Recent Battles on the Board
In a recent duel against Kostya0705, Bibek played with the Black pieces and clinched victory on time after a gripping theoretical battle involving the King’s Pawn Opening and St. George Defense. A true mindgame, ending with the opponent running out of minutes. Classic Bibek style—strategic, resilient, and with an ace up their sleeve!
But as with all great warriors, Bibek also takes defeats in stride; their last losses featured well-fought games against seasoned players like LanEdNes and LikeWater, showing that even masters face their share of checkmates and time scrambles.
A Chess Player You’d Love to Watch
Bibek Thing’s chess journey is a saga of flashes of brilliance, heroic bouts of comeback, and a deep passion for the royal game’s many forms. From bullet to rapid, bolt from the blue attacks to tenacious endgame battles, Bibek’s chess is a rollercoaster ride worth experiencing.
If you ever stumble upon biveklama’s games or challenge them on the board, prepare for a battle of skill, wits, and maybe a dash of unexpected drama. After all, in Bibek’s world, every piece has a story, every move a purpose, and every game an adventure.