Burag Agopcan

Burag Agopcan (aka Burag2028) - The Enigmatic Chess Adventurer

Meet Burag Agopcan, a chess player whose journey through the 64 squares is as mysterious as his favorite opening: Top Secret. In fact, for every game played—whether rapid, daily, or bullet—Burag has been keeping his opponents guessing, much like a secret agent concealing his next move.

With a knack for rapid chess, Burag boasts a career sprinkled with highs and lows: a max rapid rating of 671 in 2025 (before reality checked in and he finished the year at 192). Despite a few rough patches—117 losses versus 91 wins—his resilience shines through with an impressive 7-game winning streak and a current 5-win streak firing on all cylinders.

Burag’s daily chess debut is unforgettable: a perfect 1-game, 1-win record with an 800 rating, proving that sometimes, less is indeed more. Bullet chess? Well, one game, one loss—but hey, who needs speed when you’ve got style and panache?

When asked how he handles setbacks, Burag might say, "I lose more than I win, but when I lose a piece, watch out: my comebacks boast a 100% success rate!" A testament to his tenacity and tactical savvy, Burag turns adversity into opportunity like a chess Houdini.

Playing style? Early resignation is tempting (about 21% of the time), but with an average of roughly 33 moves per win, he’s no quitter when the game is on. His endgames are played nearly 36% of matches, where patience meets cunning strategy.

Psychologically, Burag is the calm in the storm—his tilt factor is a mere 10, and he enjoys a significant 42% higher win rate in rated matches compared to casual ones, proving he thrives under pressure. The hours between 6 AM and 9 AM seem to fuel his best efforts, with perfect or near-perfect win rates, suggesting that maybe Burag’s true chess genius is powered by morning coffee and fresh brainwaves.

Off the board, Burag is probably somewhere contemplating the next “Top Secret” opening, or plotting an unexpected checkmate that’ll leave his opponents scratching their heads. If you see Burag online, beware: behind that modest rating lies a player who knows how to keep the game exciting, surprising, and always a little mysterious.