Jacques Blit - International Master Extraordinaire
Meet Jacques Blit, aka blitis, the International Master who has turned bullet chess into a near-mythical art form. With a bullet peak rating soaring as high as 2752 in 2022 and a blitz max rating of 2648 in 2024, Jacques doesn't just play fast – he plays fast and devastatingly well.
Starting back in 2012 with a bullet rating around 1340, Jacques' meteoric rise is nothing short of chess legend. By 2021, blitis was lighting up the boards with a blazing bullet rating over 2700 and a blitz rating climbing ever higher. His endgame prowess is so refined that nearly 77.5% of his games reach those critical final moments where he shines brightest.
Jacques is the kind of player who doesn't just win; he comebacks like the grandmaster of movie plots, boasting an 85.44% comeback rate and—hold your breath—100% win rate after losing a piece! Talk about turning adversity into victory with style.
Not one to quit early, Jacques rarely resigns prematurely, with a resignation rate just above 1%. When he wins, it’s often after a long and winding battle – averaging about 68 moves before sealing the deal, proving it's not just speed but stamina and strategy combined.
His playing schedule hints at a nocturnal genius: top win rates clocked during the wee hours, including a perfect 100% win rate at 10 AM and 12 PM, and a striking 91.67% at 10 AM. Whether dawn or dusk, Jacques is ready to crush opponents and collect wins.
Behind the scenes, Jacques maintains an intimidating record of 1,286 bullet wins out of just under 1,800 games, with similar dominance in blitz play. Opponents beware: names like shahmatkanal and obelodaluss have been repeatedly conquered with win rates around 90% or higher.
A chess player with a wicked sense of humor, Jacques likely chuckles at the notion of "fast and loose." His game is anything but loose; it’s a finely tuned machine built for tactical brilliance and psychological endurance—though his modest tilt factor of 7 suggests he keeps his cool better than most humans on caffeine.
When not obliterating foes online with the speed only an IM can handle, Jacques is probably strategizing how to make his next 31-game winning streak even more impressive—because as any chess fanatic knows, it’s not over until blitis says it's over!