CarlovskyVen IM

CarlovskyVen: The International Master with a Blitz Twist

Known in the chess world simply as CarlovskyVen, this International Master earned their FIDE title through a combination of fierce tactics, deep strategic insight, and a splash of timing magic. With a peak blitz rating soaring to 2467 in November 2019, CarlovskyVen has proven themselves a formidable storm on the 64 squares, especially in the lightning-fast blitz format.

A Career in Wins, Losses, and the Occasional Draw (Mostly Wins)

Over 283 blitz games unleashing the mysterious "Top Secret" opening, CarlovskyVen boasts a striking 70.67% win rate. Opponents beware: their longest winning streak clocks in at 14 games, and as of November 2019, a fresh 5-game winning streak hints that the IM is on the prowl again.

Style and Substance

A player who rarely resigns early (1.52% early resignation rate), this chess gladiator enjoys enduring battles that often stretch beyond 70 moves per game! Whether with White or Black, CarlovskyVen’s win rates hover comfortably above 70%, evidence of their adaptability and relentless spirit.

Endgames are their playground (appearing in nearly 76% of games), and their comeback skills are nothing short of legendary—a 79% comeback rate shows they never count themselves out, even after a tactical hiccup.

The Clock is Their Friend (Mostly...)

Reading the clock like a crystal ball, CarlovskyVen's best hour to strike runs from midnight to dawn, where they rack up a blistering 87.5% win rate at midnight, followed closely by 80% near bedtime games at 11 PM. Fridays are especially lethal, with a whopping 90.24% win rate. Weekends? Well, Saturdays seem to be more of a chess nap day with only a 33.33% win rate, but hey, everyone needs a break!

Memorable Moments

Victories over strong opponents like BiletskiyDanylo and winning spectacular games by checkmate and resignation showcase CarlovskyVen's knack for turning pressure into triumph, all while keeping their cool with a low tilt factor of 4.

On the flipside, even masters lose sometimes, and CarlovskyVen’s few losses are often by time pressure or to a series of uncanny moves, proving chess is as much psychological as it is tactical.

In Summary

CarlovskyVen is not just an International Master; they’re a blitz maestro, an endgame enthusiast, and a midnight marauder on the chessboard. If you find yourself playing them on a Friday night, be prepared for a rollercoaster ride of strategy, speed, and perhaps a few secret moves you never saw coming. But don’t worry—they’re a classy opponent who knows that every loss is just another move closer to victory.