BrutallyX

BrutallyX: The Chess Conqueror with a Tactical Twist

Meet BrutallyX, a chess player who brings intensity and strategic flair to the 64 squares! Sporting a blitz peak rating of 1498 and a bullet top rating of 1154 as of April 2025, this player proves that speed and precision can coexist—sometimes quite brutally.

Known for a 60.87% win rate in blitz and a similarly formidable 67.57% in bullet, BrutallyX favors their mysterious “Top Secret” opening — a hodgepodge of moves even their opponents fear to ponder too deeply. In fact, many opponents have resigned before the clock ran out, a testament to BrutallyX’s psychological edge and relentless gameplay.

BrutallyX’s playstyle is unique: with no early resignations, an average of nearly 56 moves per winning game and a penchant for endgames (appearing in 56.67% of games), this player enjoys the long battles, slowly squeezing victory from the jaws of stalemate. Comebacks are their forte, boasting a 69.23% comeback rate and solid win rates even after losing pieces.

Black or White? BrutallyX feels equally comfortable on both colors, winning over 63% as White and 66% as Black — a balanced beast. Their longest winning streak is currently ongoing at 5 games—clearly, the momentum is on their side!

Notable Rivalries & Stats

• Most played opponent: raffs1 (win rate: 33.33%) – a tough nut to crack
• Perfect records against several foes, including ny1111, burhanaliti, and more – zero mercy here!
• Psychological tilt factor is restrained at 3, meaning when BrutallyX gets frustrated, they keep calm enough to stay sharp.

Favorite Time to Play

Beware the noon hour—BrutallyX shines brightest at 12:00 PM with a perfect 100% win rate at this hour! Late evenings also prove fruitful, especially at 22:00 with an 85.71% success rate.

Legendary Battles

One recent gem unfolded on April 10, 2025, where BrutallyX orchestrated a brilliant win against ny1111, forcing resignation after a careful Sicilian Defense Old Variation fight. Patience, tactics, and that signature “top secret” opening led to eventual victory — a true display of raw chess brutality!

Of course, defeats happen even to the fiercest gladiators. A recent loss to raffs1 ended by checkmate, showing BrutallyX’s willingness to battle until the final move rather than bow out early. Every loss is a lesson; every win is a conquest.

The scoreboard may not yet show grandmaster status, but BrutallyX plays with heart, wit, and a dash of mystery. Watch out—this chess player is coming for your king!