Lunde Lunde

Biography of BjornLundee

Meet BjornLundee, the chess warrior whose blitz battles resemble a rollercoaster ride through peaks and valleys – with ratings ranging from a heroic 1299 in 2021 to a more “chill” 619 in 2025. Known to his fans as both a fierce tactician and an occasional early quitter (yes, 15% early resignation rate), Bjorn never ceases to entertain on the battlefield of 64 squares.

With an impressive comeback rate of 71.43%, and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, Bjorn is the embodiment of the underdog hero – “Never count him out!” might as well be his motto. He's collected a staggering 149 wins in blitz alone over a wide span of games, proving that patience and persistence pay off, even if sometimes the losses outnumber the wins.

Playing with the mysterious opening labeled "Top Secret," Bjorn has clocked a hefty number of games (355 in blitz and 70 in rapid), crushing opponents with win rates hovering around 42% and 46% respectively — and a flawless 100% in bullet from the single-game powerhouse debut.

His longest winning streak is a respectable 6 games, but sadly that streak isn’t active right now. Still, he’s scored victories over many foes, boasting a highly tactical mindset shown by his willingness to grind out long endgames (over 53% frequency) and an average of 60 moves for each win.

Bjorn tends to dominate Sundays and Mondays, when his win rate peaks at over 53%, but beware on Thursdays when his score dips to a modest 25%. And if you catch him playing at 3 AM? Beware indeed — 100% win rate at that hour shows that Bjorn is a serious night owl.

A social player, he tests his skills against a colorful roster of opponents such as "gardmossing," "worst_guy_ever," and "madmeal," boasting perfect win records against some and, well, less success against others. With a tilt factor of 16, he sometimes lets frustration get the better of him, but that only adds to the charm of this enigmatic player.

Whether you find him strategizing openings shrouded in “Top Secret” or pulling off miraculous victories after losing key pieces, BjornLundee’s chess journey is anything but boring. A mix of grit, occasional randomness, and plenty of heart — this is one player who keeps the game interesting.