Erdni Urjubdshzirov (erdni1993)
FIDE Master | Chess Enthusiast | Tactical Magician
Meet Erdni Urjubdshzirov, a dedicated FIDE Master whose blitz skills have danced their way past many opponents with a peak rating soaring above 2600! Erdni’s chess journey reads like a thrilling novel, full of tactical comebacks and a penchant for late-game drama, often battling well beyond 80 moves — because who likes quick games anyway?
Starting around 2020 with an impressive blitz rating near 2500, Erdni has kept their edge sharp, consistently hovering above the 2400 mark even through the unpredictable chess battlefield of recent years. Their blitz record boasts over 800 losses but nearly 700 wins and more than 160 draws, proving that every loss is just a plot twist in their quest for victory.
Chess lovers might notice Erdni’s fearless style: a comeback rate of almost 92% and an uncanny 100% win rate after losing a piece (because surrender is for the faint-hearted). Their longest winning streak is a respectable six games, showing bursts of brilliance that can make spectators raise their eyebrows — or topple their kings.
Armed with “Top Secret” openings (shhh!), Erdni plays with mystery and precision, boasting an almost 40% win rate in blitz and an even snappier 50% in bullet chess. Opponents beware: some face a 100% win rate against Erdni—others, a resounding zero. Talk about unpredictable!
Psychologically, Erdni keeps it cool with a tilt factor of 10 (minimal rage quits, mostly just dramatic sighs) and shows a sharp difference in performance when rated games raise the stakes — adrenaline or nerves? Maybe a bit of both!
A true night owl, Erdni’s best wins come between 7pm and 9pm, with a cheeky 59% win rate in the early afternoon and morning hours that suggests they might be fueled by coffee... or sheer stubbornness.
Whether trusted as White or Black, Erdni maintains a steady win rate close to 40%, embodying consistency and grit. Though early resignations happen less than 1% of the time, there’s never a dull moment in their endgames — which happen 85% of the time, because this master loves a good chess saga.
In summary, Erdni Urjubdshzirov is not just a titled player; they are a storytelling whirlwind on the chessboard — blending tactical brilliance, psychological endurance, and a sprinkle of friendly mystery to keep the chess world on its toes.