A Very Un-Chill FIDE Master
Chillchess11 is an FIDE Master who clearly never read the "chill" part of their own username. Starting in April 2020 near 1545 in Blitz and reaching a peak of 2728 (2026-07-29) by the summer of 2026, this is a player whose online career looks less like a gentle cruise and more like a car chase.
Their preferred time control is Blitz, and they have backed up that preference with over 1,100 rated Blitz games. If you are looking for a slow, calm chess experience, Chillchess11 is probably the wrong table.
Opening Repertoire
Chillchess11 has a practical and slightly chaotic opening menu. The Caro-Kann Defense is their most loyal companion: 144 Blitz games with a 63 percent score. They also enjoy the Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation, where they win 60 percent of the time, and they have a soft spot for the English Opening: Agincourt Defense when they want to avoid the main theory fight.
One of the funnier stats on the profile involves the Amar Gambit. It is an opening that begins with pure optimism, and Chillchess11 still wins around 67 percent of their Bullet games with it. The Benko Gambit is the less profitable temptation with only a 30 percent winning record in Blitz, but the occasional sacrificial swagger keeps it in the rotation.
Rivalries and Recurring Guests
No profile is complete without a familiar face, and kristofk2010 has appeared in more Chillchess11 games than almost any other opponent. The two have collided 109 times, with Chillchess11 holding a convincing 74 wins, 27 losses, and 8 draws. Against plcs_miguell, the record is even more impressive: 14 games, 14 wins, and zero close calls. It is the sort of scoreline that sends a "chill" player directly into a trash talk era.
Resilience, Quirks, and Unrelenting Endgames
The player has a laid-back survival instinct: an 83.95 percent comeback rate and a 51 percent win rate even after losing a piece. That is not a typo, Chillchess11 turns material losses into brand material.
Their games tend to reach the endgame, with 77.9 percent of games featuring one, and the longest winning streak on record is 12 while the worst losing streak stops at 8. The win rate is better with white pieces at 58 percent, though as black Chillchess11 still remains dangerous at 50.77 percent.
- White record: 127 wins in 2020, followed by a remarkably consistent long-term winning style.
- Strong in sharp openings: Najdorf and Caro-Kann are about as trustworthy as a chess statistic gets.
- The clock may say Blitz, but the engine says "please stop resigning early.