Ludvig Carlsson: The International Master with a Blitzing Flair
Once upon a chessboard, in the realm of pawns and knights, emerged Ludvig Carlsson — a formidable International Master recognized by FIDE, known far and wide by the username CarlssonLudvig.
From the early days of 2015, Ludvig started his blitz journey with an average rating hovering around 1586, steadily climbing the ranks with a rapid-fire collection of wins. By 2024, this chess speedster dazzled the online chess world with a peak blitz rating surpassing 2870, and bullet rating soaring close to 2800 — a rating more commonly seen in secret chess vaults than typical ladders.
Whether it's the split-second decisions of bullet chess or the tactical warfare of blitz, Ludvig's games reveal a brain finely tuned to rapid calculation and psychological endurance. Speaking of psychology, his tilt factor clocked in at 144 — meaning Ludvig sometimes tilts like a dueling grandmaster who just spilled their coffee, but bounces back with a Spotify playlist of killer comeback moves. In fact, with a stunning 75% comeback rate and an almost mythical 95.7% win rate after losing a piece, this player turns adversity into opportunity faster than you can say "checkmate."
One might wonder if Ludvig ever surrenders early. Not often: pretty much only about 8% of the time, proving he’s no quitter. The average game length hovers around 66 moves for wins — certainly not a quick fling but a well-fought marathon of mind games. With white pieces, Ludvig has a cool 56% win rate, showing extra prowess when taking the initiative, while gritting out over 50% when playing black.
Statistically, Ludvig's favorite time to play seems to be between the hours of 1 AM and 7 PM, where his win rate dances between an enviable 50% and 56%, suggesting a nocturnal grandmaster’s knack for late-night brilliance or solid afternoon grinding.
With over 7,000 wins in blitz alone, countless battles conquered under timed pressure, and a legendary longest winning streak of 60 games, Ludvig Carlsson is a testament to perseverance, speed, and strategy on the chess battlefield. Opponents beware: you're not just facing a master of pawns and pieces, but a relentless tactician and comeback king.
When Ludvig isn’t plotting his next victory, he might be found casually defeating casual players or whispering secrets to his rook — but one thing’s for sure: in the digital battleground of chess, Ludvig Carlsson is an IM who blitzes beyond boundaries.