About Brewington Hardaway
Brewington Hardaway is a formidable Grandmaster known for his lightning-fast moves and tactical prowess. Excelling especially in Bullet chess, Brewington combines deep strategic insight with a fierce competitive spirit that makes him a daunting opponent on the board.
Chess Style & Strengths
A master of the quick-fire game, Brewington thrives in Bullet chess where he has achieved a peak rating of 3203. His style blends endurance and patience with tactical sharpness, evident in his high average game length of around 82 moves even in blitz formats.
- Exceptional at endgames – appearing in 82% of his games
- Strong comeback skills with an 85% comeback rate even after losing material
- Balances between early resignation and fighting till checkmate
- Solid win rates both with White (63%) and Black (61%) pieces
Opening Repertoire Highlights
Brewington’s opening choices reveal both versatility and a liking for dynamic play:
- Bullet: Notable win rates in Queen’s Pawn Game (69%) and Chigorin Variation (77%)
- Blitz: Nimzowitsch-Larsen variations and Queen’s Pawn Game with win rates well above 60%
- Embraces both classical and less common openings, keeping opponents guessing
Competitive Record & Rivalries
With over 1800 Bullet wins and a blitz win record surpassing 500, Brewington’s experience is vast. He has intense rivalries with top players like ilanschnaider and danielnaroditsky, demonstrating fierce battles and sportsmanship alike.
- Longest winning streak: 149 games (don’t blink!)
- Resilient approach, rarely tilting (12% tilt factor)
- Strong performances against well-known players and a track record of 73% wins against the frequent opponent scacchiparlanodasoli
Fun Facts
- Brewington’s best time to play? At the crack of dawn—4 AM seems to be his chess superpower hour.
- Prefers to play fast; his favorite time control by far is Bullet, but he can hold his own in Rapid, boasting an undefeated streak in recent games.
- Despite the furious pace, average moves per win hover around a thoughtful 82 moves—talk about fast and deep thinking!