Utsab Chatterjee (chessking0310): FIDE International Master Chess Player Profile
Utsab Chatterjee is a FIDE International Master who competes under the username chessking0310. The account is set toward Rapid, yet the recorded game history reads like a high speed chess biography, filled with long bullet and blitz campaigns, sharp openings, and a stubborn refusal to fold early.
If there is one headline, it is this: Utsab turns online chess into a pressure cooker. The player favors quick central control, early captures, and frequent queen checks, which makes the chessking0310 profile especially interesting for viewers who like tactical aggression over patient maneuvering.
- FIDE title: International Master
- Username: chessking0310
- Preferred time control: Rapid
- Archive focus: bullet, blitz, and a small but notable Rapid sample
Rapid Chess Style and Opening Weapons
Although the profile appears to favor Rapid, the opening data shows a repertoire built for fast positions. Utsab's most recognizable weapons include the Caro-Kann Defense, the Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation, Scandinavian Defense, Amazon Attack, Modern, and Barnes Defense. The choice depends on the color and the tempo, but the common thread is direct pressure on the center and the flanks.
With Black, the player often reaches positions where the Amazon Attack, Sicilian Closed, English Opening: Agincourt Defense, and Poisoned Pawn type structures can create complications fast. With White, the Caro-Kann and Scandinavian responses to opponent setups show a willingness to keep the position sharp instead of shuffling into a quiet draw.
- Favorite direct ideas: e4 openings, early captures, and queen checks
- Recurrent Black themes: Amazon Attack, Sicilian Defense variations, and English defenses
- Recurring White themes: Caro-Kann, Scandinavian, Modern, and Alekhine related lines
Comeback Mentality and Endgame Discipline
Utsab's style is not built on one brilliant move, but on staying alive. The profile shows a strong comeback rate, a high endgame frequency, and a low early resignation rate. That combination suggests a player who treats a bad middlegame as a starting point rather than a verdict.
The checking habit is especially noticeable. Across analyzed games, Utsab delivered many queen checks and often increased winning chances after arriving at the first check. In practical terms, chessking0310 can turn a messy position into a sequence of threats, forcing the opponent to respond instead of organize.
A typical sharp start might begin with a simple center strike, then quickly turn into a race for checks, material, or counterplay.
- Early resignation rate: 1.16 percent
- Endgame frequency: 79.21 percent
- Comeback rate: 83.27 percent
- Win rate after losing a piece: 43.83 percent
Frequent Online Rivals and Long Streaks
No speed chess profile is complete without the rival list. The most repeated opponents in the archive include ali shahibzadegan and PracticeMakesOK, with hundreds of games between them and Utsab across different time controls. Those long rivalries are useful for understanding how chessking0310 adapts: sometimes winning a long series, sometimes enduring a heavy losing streak, and occasionally climbing back with a hot current run.
- Longest winning streak: 24 games
- Current winning streak: 5 games
- Longest losing streak: 14 games
- Best recorded time to play: around 02:00, which fits the speed chess vibe