Meet the Panda Who Stopped Blundering
Madhvendra Pratap Sharma, known online as BlunderingPanda01, is a FIDE Master whose username has become a running joke. Despite the self deprecating handle, this Indian speed chess specialist has climbed to a peak bullet rating of 3145 (2026-07-30) and a blitz peak of 2961 (2026-03-12). He is a player who thrives on chaos, comebacks, and the relentless rhythm of fast clocks.
Bullet Dominance
Madhvendra's preferred battlefield is bullet chess, where his quick hands and faster brain have produced a peak rating of 3145. In June 2026 he crossed 3100, and by July he was touching 3145 while playing nearly 800 games in a single month. His Amar Gambit has been a particular weapon, winning over 58 percent of his bullet games in that line.
Opening Repertoire
As White, Madhvendra loves the Amar Gambit and the Australian Defense, scoring above 60 percent with both in bullet. As Black, he leans on the solid Petrov's Defense and the Caro-Kann Defense. His willingness to play offbeat lines makes him dangerous in faster time controls, where preparation matters less than pattern recognition.
Familiar Rivals
No player appears on Madhvendra's record sheet more often than oldendaysskill, who has faced him 101 times. The rivalry is lopsided in the opponent's favor, but the panda keeps coming back for more. He has also battled oshriejreyes 78 times and tenergy19 66 times, while enjoying a dominant head to head against rish1710, whom he has beaten 27 times in 29 meetings.
Comebacks and Streaks
Madhvendra is a comeback artist. His tactical awareness shows an 89.47 percent comeback rate, and he has won 22 games in a row at his best. Even after losing a piece, he still wins nearly 48 percent of the time. His longest losing streak is 11, but the panda always bounces back.
One memorable game against oldendaysskill ended in typical chaotic fashion: View Game.