Novendra Priasmoro: Chess Grandmaster Extraordinaire
Novendra Priasmoro, a FIDE titled Grandmaster, is well known for his blistering speed and tactical prowess, especially in Bullet chess. If lightning had a chess rating, it would probably rival his peak Bullet rating of 3009, achieved in February 2025. In the world of speed chess, Novendra is like a chess-ninja, slicing through defenses before his opponents even blink.
Play Style & Preferences
Novendra's favorite time control is undoubtedly Bullet, where quick thinking and sharp tactics reign supreme. His preferred weapons in battle are a wide range of openings, with a distinct fondness for the Reti King's Indian Attack and the Zukertort Opening, showcasing a versatile and dynamic approach to the game.
- Bullet Peak Rating: 3009 (2025)
- Blitz Peak Rating: 2939 (May 2022)
- Rapid Peak Rating: 2597 (September 2020)
- Signature Openings: Reti King's Indian Attack, Zukertort Opening, Sicilian Najdorf
- Preferred Time of Day to Play: 14:00 (sharp!)
Performance & Achievements
Novendra has played thousands of games with a balanced playing style that avoids early resignations and thrives in endgames. His longest winning streak impressively reached 24 games, although like any mortal, he has been on a losing streak (up to 19 games). His psychological resilience shines through with an 87.65% comeback rate after setbacks.
- Strong endgame skills: participates in endgames in 84% of games
- Average moves per win: ~82 (he likes a good, long fight)
- Win rates: White - 55%, Black - 49%
- Known for tactical sharpness and resilience in losing piece scenarios
Memorable Stats & Fun Facts
- Has played over 11,500 Bullet games with nearly 59% win ratio – not bad for “the fastest fingers” of chess.
- Most played opponents include garcho08, yaacovn, and masterleif – tough battles, indeed.
- Famous for robust play with the English Defense and Neo-King's Indian setups.
- Surprisingly, he struggles a bit at 9 AM with a slightly lower win rate - maybe chess coffee needed?
- His games are usually decisive, average game length hovers around comfortable mid-game to late-endgame.