Candidate Master with a Blitz Engine
Yedil Kabylbek, known online as Ebilski0106, is a FIDE Candidate Master who treats the Blitz clock like a personal challenge. His profile points to one clear fact: Blitz is the preferred battlefield. Whether he is launching an attack as White or defending a messy line as Black, he plays with notable volume and confidence.
What the Data Shows
The numbers climb fast for Kabylbek. In July 2024, his Blitz rating sat at 548. Within a month, his activity had already reached 2502. The journey from those early matches to the top of the profile is a steep one, ending in 2026 with heavy traffic around the 2800 level. He posted a Blitz peak of 2871 (2026-03-02) and a Bullet peak of 2786 (2026-08-21), showing that he is equally happy to punish a slow opponent in both time controls.
For a visual summary of that rise:
In Blitz alone, his record contains 1422 wins, 1028 losses, and 205 draws. The wins dominate, and the losses never seem to slow him down for long.
Openings and Fighting Style
Kababek is most comfortable in sharp, open positions. He uses the Sicilian Defense regularly from either side, and he scores especially well in closed Sicilian ideas. He also has his parking spots against the Caro-Kann Defense with hundreds of games and a winning edge.
A look at his opening results shows real versatility:
He is not a quick-panic player. About 86% of his games reach an endgame, and his decisive games average around 82 moves. His first capture usually happens near move 7, which means he prefers real chess over instant attacking gimmicks. His White win rate is 57.35%, and his Black win rate is 50.65%, so the White pieces are where he usually strains hardest.
Streaks, Comebacks, and One Familiar Rival
Yedil has a few signatures in his profile. He has collected a long winning streak of 19 games, and his comeback rate sits at 88%, which means he is dangerous even after a losing piece. He also has a surprising time preference: his win rate skyrockets around 04:00, when his accuracy seems to peak. He is undefeated in his rare Rapid encounters, with a perfect 6 and 0 record.
No rival appears in the data more often than Alikhan Khazhatuly. Their head-to-head record is deep: Kabylbek won 6 games, lost 3, and drew 2 across 11 meetings. That kind of shared history usually means the next match is worth watching.
- Longest winning streak: 19 consecutive games.
- Comeback rate of 88.02%: falling behind is not the end against him.
- Favorite attacking shift sees him reach an endgame in over 81% of his games.
- His strongest win rate by time period is the 04:00 block, when nobody else is awake to stop him.
In a profile full of Grinder and sharp statistician style, Kababek's name stands out as a Candidate Master who prefers his chess at rapid speed and with the hands on the clock.