bughousewolf is a dynamic and competitive blitz chess player known for a blend of tactical awareness and resilience. With a peak blitz rating surpassing 2200 and a notable bullet rating above 2000, bughousewolf thrives in fast-paced time controls.
Playing Style and Strengths
With an aggressive approach, bughousewolf often finishes games quickly, averaging about 13 moves per win and showing a strong preference for early captures. Despite a modest tendency to resign early (about 81% of losses), bughousewolf has a respectable comeback rate of over 14%, showcasing the ability to fight back under pressure.
Preferred time control: Blitz
Average moves per win: ~13
Early resignation rate: 81%
White win rate: 53.3%, Black win rate: 52.4%
Strongest tactical skill lies in winning after previously losing a piece (~47.5% win rate)
Notable Achievements & Records
bughousewolf’s chess journey includes a long competitive streak, with an impressive longest winning streak of 32 games. Though a tough competitor, they've also faced challenges, including a longest losing streak of 24 games. Yet, the resilience and consistency shine through with a near 54% win rate on Wednesdays and peak performance around early afternoon.
Peak Blitz rating: 2292 (January 2022)
Peak Bullet rating: 2081 (June 2021)
Longest winning streak: 32 games
Consistent performance against familiar opponents like outrunyou and abcdc
Opening Preferences
bughousewolf experiments with a variety of openings, demonstrating versatility across multiple defenses and gambits.
Blitz favorites: Philidor Defense, Blackburne Shilling Gambit, and Alekhine Defense
Bullet strengths: Amar Gambit, Philidor Defense, and Barnes Defense
Wins best in sharp, tactical gambits like the Blackburne Shilling Gambit with nearly 60% success in blitz
Fun Facts
bughousewolf is a creature of habit when it comes to playtime, delivering some of their best wins between noon and 2 PM—prime time for checkmating with a cup of coffee in hand! Also, if bughousewolf is on a roll, watch out: a 32-game winning streak might just leave you scratching your head wondering “Did I blink?”
