Corey Acor - The FIDE Master Extraordinaire
Meet Corey Acor, known in the chess world as Chasing_Checkmate, a player whose very username suggests an unstoppable pursuit of victory and the thrill of the final, decisive strike! Sporting the title of FIDE Master, Corey has been crushing pawns, skewering kings, and leaving opponents wondering if they’re just pawns in a grander scheme.
With a bullet rating peaking at an eye-popping 2897 in July 2023, Corey has proven to be an almost mythical blitzer — fast as lightning, sharp as a razor, and just as unforgiving. Their blitz rating is nothing to scoff at either, topping out at 2875, accompanied by a rapid rating high of 2840. And for those who prefer the slow burn of daily chess, Corey still holds an impressive 2163 peak. It’s clear that whether it's milliseconds or days between moves, Corey knows how to play with style and results.
Corey’s winning formula? An average bullet game win rate hovering around 55% and a jaw-dropping comeback rate of over 84%. That means when the chips are down and the queen’s missing, Corey doesn’t just fold — they roar back with tactical brilliance that’s almost unfair!
Known for their deep endgame knowledge (with an endgame frequency of nearly 86%) and an uncanny ability to bounce back after losing pieces, Corey’s games are often marathon battles lasting on average around 83 moves per win. So if you’re facing off against Chasing_Checkmate, better bring your endurance—and your A-game.
When it comes to openings, Corey keeps their foes guessing. A mystery shrouded in "Top Secret," their favored bullet opening alone has been played over 6,000 times with a solid 55.3% win rate. They also dance deftly around the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack, the Englund Gambit, and even the somewhat less popular Scandinavian Defense, proving there’s no single path to victory, only the right moves.
Psychologically? Corey’s tilt factor is low (just 10 out of 100), proving their nerves are steadier than a bishop on an open diagonal. Their best time of day to play? 8 a.m. sharp — so perhaps “early bird” is their nickname when it comes to crushing opponents before the coffee even kicks in.
Recent games show Corey’s battle-hardened style: a victory by checkmate and a tough loss on time. But loss or win, Corey never backs down — always chasing that next checkmate, one brilliant move at a time.
In short, Corey Acor is less a player and more a chess force of nature — fast, relentless, and forever chasing that perfect game.
Watch out, chessboard. Chasing_Checkmate is in the house.