ccm3

Meet ccm3: The Relentless Caro Kann Conqueror

Once a humble enthusiast rated around 1300 in bullet chess back in 2011, ccm3 has galloped through the ranks to become a formidable threat on the virtual chessboard with a peak bullet rating soaring above 2000 in 2025. With a Blitz peak of over 2030 and a Rapid peak cresting above 2017, ccm3 clearly has a talent for turning knights and pawns into victory dances.

A Journey Through the Ranks

ccm3's chess journey reads like a gripping novel — full of ups, downs, and enough strategic twists to keep Magnus Carlsen on his toes. From the slow and steady improvements after a quiet 2011 to a chess renaissance starting 2021, every move and every rating milestone shows a player hungry to win (and occasionally to graciously resign).

Signature Style: The Caro Kann Whisperer

Have you ever met someone who seems telepathic with a chess opening? For ccm3, that’s the Caro Kann Defense. It's the bread and butter of their bullet and blitz repertoire, boasting a nearly 50% win rate after hundreds of games. Armed with the Two Knights Attack and the Exchange Variation, ccm3 often leaves opponents scratching their heads — or sometimes just resigning.

Victory and Defeat, with a Dash of Humor

With over 2,300 bullet wins and close to as many losses, ccm3 plays the gritty, no-quit type of chess. The player is no stranger to thrilling comebacks (an impressive 85% comeback rate) and somehow manages to keep the tilt factor low despite the tension of fast-paced games. And with a longest winning streak of 14 games, one could say when ccm3 catches fire, even flame-throwers look tame.

Notable Recent Battles

In a recent bullet game dated May 12, 2025, ccm3 showcased nerves of steel and tactical brilliance, edging out cristiangusta in a duel featuring the Caro Kann Defense: Two Knights Attack — won by resignation in a mere 13 moves. It’s the kind of quick victory that leaves spectators wondering if ccm3 might moonlight as a magician.

Personality Highlights

• Plays aggressively yet smart: Average winning games last nearly 73 moves — who says bullet games are only about speed?
• Best time to catch them online? 5 AM — a quiet hour for most, but a chess battleground for ccm3.
• Psychologically resilient: The tilt factor is low, but when ccm3 does lose, expect fierce comebacks.

Whether it’s bullet, blitz, daily, or rapid, ccm3 blends patience, tactical awareness, and a dash of eccentric brilliance to become a stalwart of the online chess battleground. Their chess story is still unfolding, and one thing’s for sure: underestimating ccm3 could be your last move.