Enrico Righini (Faber1993)
Known in the chess world as Faber1993, Enrico Righini is a seasoned blitz and bullet player whose dedication to the game shines as brightly as his ever-fluctuating chess rating. Starting with modest scores around 800 in 2017, Enrico took the chess battlefield by storm, peaking impressively at a blitz rating of 1612 in February 2023 and a daily rating soaring even higher, reaching 1704 by April 2025. Clearly, this player is no stranger to both rapid-fire tactics and thoughtful endurance!
A Journey Through Ratings and Time Controls
Enrico's journey through the ranks is a tale of persistence and passion. His brain ticks fastest in bullet and blitz formats but also plays seriously in daily and rapid games. His Bullet peak rating soared to 1576 in late 2021, and his rapid exploits earned him a peak near 1482 in April 2023. Even at daily games, where patience rules, Enrico manages an impressive peak of 1704, proving he is anything but a one-trick pony.
Statistics on the Battlefield
- Blitz Record: Over 10,000 wins and losses each, with a win-loss parity that screams 'I fight to the last second.'
- Bullet Record: Fast and furious — 6,689 wins to 6,495 losses. Almost like a chess-speed demon who doesn’t always mind a close call.
- Daily & Rapid: Balanced and steady, proving he can plan and execute over longer time controls.
Chess Openings – Call Me Anglo-Scandinavian Fan
Enrico has a particular fondness for the English Opening with an Anglo-Scandinavian Defense, racking up 865 games and winning more than half of them with this crafty weapon. He shows versatility too, mixing it up with Sicilian Defenses (all flavors), Old Benoni, and even the Closed Sicilian vogue, like a grandmaster on a caffeine rush experimenting in the lab.
Playing Style & Peculiarities
Endgames? That’s where Enrico shines with a 74.57% frequency; he loves to battle till the end — no quiet resignations here (only about 1% early resignations). His average moves per victory hover around 66, so the guy plays chess marathons rather than sprints, but don’t be fooled, his swift tactical sense comes out in Bullet and Blitz alike. He’s got a combatative spirit with an 84% comeback rate — losing a piece only delays the inevitable!
His psychological stats reveal he’s got a tilt factor of 14: he’s human enough to get a bit miffed but clearly resilient. The best time to challenge Enrico? Around 1 PM — that’s when his brain gears are roaring at full speed.
Recent Battles & Memorable Games
Just recently, in the year 2025, we witnessed Enrico masterfully outsmart opponents like bayernmynchen and superjoe2, closing games with both strategic expertise and brutal time management. Whether winning on time or by checkmate, this player knows how to keep the excitement alive. Losses don’t hold him back; when he gets outmatched, he takes it in stride and comes back stronger for the next fight.
Fun Facts
- He’s practically a chess machine with over 26,500 games played in blitz alone — that’s more moves than a chess computer in the 90s!
- Enrico prefers the English Opening like a morning espresso — sharp, restorative, and with just the right kick.
- When in doubt, he loves a comeback: his ability to win after losing a piece is near 46% — because sometimes, losing a pawn is just gaining experience.
In short: Enrico Righini is a chess warrior, a relentless competitor, and a fast-moving tactician who plays with passion, patience, and a pinch (or a heap) of humor.