International Master Entschuldigung-c
Known in the chess circles as Entschuldigung-c, this International Master has been steadily rising through the ranks, leaving a trail of baffled opponents and broken boards—figuratively, of course. Starting with a modest blitz rating of 1508 in 2017 from just a single game, Entschuldigung-c surged to an almost mythical blitz peak rating of 3035 by 2025, a leap so large it has chess engines double-checking their calculations.
Renowned for a Top Secret opening repertoire (we suspect it involves a little black magic), Entschuldigung-c boasts an impressive blitz win rate near 80%, with similar domination in bullet chess—where quick thinking meets even quicker fingers. Their bullet max rating clocks in at 3020, with an average win rate hovering comfortably above 75%. Rapid chess? No problem—their steady 66.7% win rate ensures that even slower, thoughtful matches end in their favor more often than not.
With a longest winning streak of 21 games and a current streak of 8, Entschuldigung-c's psychological resilience is no joke. Their tilt factor is a mere 4 (ten would be a meltdown), and resiliency shines through in a staggering 93.56% comeback rate after setbacks. Fun fact: losing a piece barely dents their armor, winning 100% of those games—talk about turning lemons into checkmates.
Whether playing white or black, Entschuldigung-c proves versatile, with win rates hovering around 79% and 75% respectively, and an endgame frequency above 83% suggests they grind matches out with the patience of a monk and the precision of a surgeon. Their average game length—77 moves for wins—indicates battles that are as much marathons as sprints.
Against their most recent opponent lineup, they've swept several matches with perfect scores, though some tactical geniuses like gm_dmitrij and dr_tyger have occasionally spotted chinks in their armor. But frankly, with a near-perfect record against nearly everyone else, Entschuldigung-c might just be the chess world's best-kept secret.
When not mulling over the mysteries of chess, Entschuldigung-c likely contemplates how to keep this winning streak alive—and perhaps wonders if they should trademark their “Top Secret” openings.
