Chawit Asavasaetakul (ChawitAp) - National Master
Chawit Asavasaetakul, known in the chess circles as ChawitAp, is a formidable National Master whose blitz prowess can unsettle even the most seasoned opponents. With a blitz rating peaking at an impressive 2521 in 2024, Chawit's eye for lightning-fast moves and sharp tactics highlights a player who thrives under pressure — or at least tries to, before occasionally tilting with a tilt factor of 9.
Having battled through a grueling 4,474 blitz games, with a win rate that hovers just below the 50% mark, Chawit shows a persistent spirit—sometimes winning streaks of up to 11 games straight! Of course, after such moments, one might find Chawit momentarily rethinking life’s choices, but always bouncing back with an astounding 88% comeback rate. Clearly, giving up is for the faint-hearted.
Though Chawit prefers the chaotic thrills of blitz and bullet chess, dabbling also in rapid and daily formats, their rapid results suggest that speed is the secret sauce—winning might not always come slower! A daily rating solidly at 1600+ shows a player who can take their time when the mood strikes, occasionally crushing opponents in those rare longer games.
Beyond the numbers, Chawit’s style is marked by endurance, with an average of over 76 moves per win, revealing battles that stretch the imagination and patience. But beware—if a piece is lost, the comeback speed is phenomenal, boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Losing a pawn? More like setting up a spectacular comeback story.
Known foes such as pajen and pratham1111111111 have proven stubborn, but Chawit’s diverse roster of opponents spans all skill levels, demonstrating adaptability and a bit of everything from cautious defense to fiery attacks.
When not plotting checkmates, Chawit might be secretly experimenting with “Top Secret” openings, which apparently suits the player's style perfectly, given such overwhelming game counts and steady win rates across all fast formats.
So, whether it’s holding a knife-edge bullet game or grinding out a marathon blitz encounter, Chawit Asavasaetakul (ChawitAp) embodies the unpredictable, thrilling world of modern fast chess—and they do it all with the National Master's badge firmly pinned and a slightly mischievous grin.