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fatgiri FM

Playing Since: 2021-11-08 (Inactive)

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Rapid: 2385
1W / 0L / 0D
Blitz: 2306
527W / 496L / 48D
Bullet: 2333
12092W / 11257L / 659D

FIDE Master Fatgiri: The Bullet Blitz Virtuoso

Meet fatgiri, a chess player who moves fast and thinks even faster. Holding the esteemed title of FIDE Master, Fatgiri has carved out a reputation as a formidable force in the chaotic arenas of bullet and blitz chess. With bullet games numbering in the tens of thousands, it’s clear Fatgiri doesn’t just play chess—they live it, breathe it, and often blitz it within minutes.

Since 2021, Fatgiri’s bullet rating has darted impressively between the low 2100s to a blistering peak of 2508 in 2024, showcasing both tenacity and growth. With over 12,000 wins in bullet alone, every match is a sprint of smart tactics and nerve. Their blitz and rapid ratings, hovering around the 2300 and 2385 marks respectively, reveal a versatile player comfortable in all fast-paced formats.

What truly sets Fatgiri apart is not only the volume of games played but an incredibly high comeback rate of 82.57%—the kind of resilience most players dream of. Losing a piece? No problem. Fatgiri boasts an astonishing 100% win rate after losing a piece, suggesting a sneaky ability to turn tables when the chips are down. Opponents beware: Fatgiri is the storm that brews after adversity.

Fatgiri is also known for a quirky style—preferring to keep games alive and kicking rather than settling for early resignations, with a modest resignation rate of just over 2%. On average, wins come after about 63 moves, losses after about 70, illustrating a penchant for deep and spirited battles rather than quick finishes.

When it comes to psychological stamina, Fatgiri keeps calm with a tilt factor of 13, the mark of a player who can shake off blunders and keep calm under pressure. They even perform best during mid-morning and evening hours, hitting peak win rates in the 6am, 11am, and 2pm time slots—maybe fueled by coffee or ninja-like morning focus!

And let’s not forget the opponents Fatgiri has toyed with—winning 100% against recent rivals like alfyatom and binky99, while learning a bit from some tough matches (looking at you, sleepykeph!). Fatgiri’s longest winning streak stands at a crisp 13 games—a testament to their fierce competitiveness.

Whether it’s blitz, bullet, or rapid games, Fatgiri’s passion, resilience, and tactical wizardry make them a fascinating modern chess warrior—a player who’d rather face a bullet firing at their king than surrender early.


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Coach Chesswick

Hi fatgiri!

You play dynamic, resource-hungry chess and your tactical eye often wins you games in spectacular style. Below are three focus areas that should give you the fastest rating gains, followed by some tailored practice suggestions.

1. Early-game Safety & Queen Security

  • Your only decisive loss this week came after 11 moves when the queen was picked off (see mini-game below). Similar queen losses also showed up in January. Before committing an early …e4 or …d4 push, add one extra blunder-check to your move routine:
    1. “What is currently en prise?”
    2. “If my opponent ignores me, what do I take?”
    3. “What changes after my pawn push?”
    Pausing for those three questions would have saved the game against lb08.
  • Consider tightening your Modern/​Robatsch lines with …Bg7, …d6 instead of the immediate …d5. It keeps your queen off the d-file and avoids tactical shots like Qxg7/Qxh8 that occurred vs utepujem.
Illustrative trap – how the queen was lost in 11 moves

2. Time Management

  • Four of your last eight losses (and two wins) were decided by the clock, not the board. When you reach a technically winning endgame (e.g. vs sleepykeph), you often have <5 s remaining.
  • Practical fix: decide on a “red-zone” time (15 s for 1|0, 30 s for 3|0, 60 s for 5|0) and simplify ruthlessly once you dip below it. Don’t worry about winning “prettily” – just win.
  • Add a couple of 3 min +2 s sessions each week; the increment teaches you to convert technically winning endings without rushing.

3. Opening Refinement

Your aggressive repertoire is sound, but a few small tweaks could net free points:

  • Caro-Kann Two Knights (White): after 5...h6 or …e6 you often jump in with Nxf7. The sac works only if Black’s queen cannot reach h4/​f6 quickly. Spend 15 min with an engine to catalogue which responses yield full compensation.
  • Modern / Pirc (Black): study the Classical setup …Nf6, …d6, …0-0. Your current “early …d5 & queen sorties” approach scored 0-3 this month and invited nasty tactics.

Your Strengths to Build On

  • Excellent conversion skills when you do leave yourself enough time – your rook & pawn endgame vs alfyatom was textbook.
  • You are comfortable in materially imbalanced positions (two queens promotions vs binky99!)
  • You spot forcing continuations quickly; keep sharpening with 10 daily puzzles + one rated puzzle rush.

Progress Dashboard

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Next Week’s Training Plan

  1. 90 min opening cleanup
    • 30 min: Modern Defence with …d6 structures
    • 30 min: Caro-Kann Two Knights – engine check of Nxf7 sacs
    • 30 min: Play three 10 min games to test lines
  2. 15 tactical puzzles every day (5 easy, 5 medium, 5 hard) → focus on queen traps and back-rank motifs.
  3. Endgame Sunday: one hour of rook + pawn endings; aim to convert with >30 s on the clock.

Keep the creativity, tighten the safety nets, and your next rating plateau is well within reach. Good luck and enjoy the grind!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
bedazzle99 56W / 33L / 3D View Games
ChessMentch 29W / 30L / 0D View Games
Cam D. 28W / 29L / 0D View Games
gamassut 29W / 24L / 4D View Games
yspok1 26W / 23L / 3D View Games

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2334
2024 2245 2306
2023 2206 2318 2385
2022 2239 2200
2021 2220 2166
Rating by Year2021202220232024202523852166YearRatingBulletBlitzRapid

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 25W / 22L / 1D 28W / 19L / 2D 68.3
2024 2162W / 1842L / 96D 1982W / 2004L / 116D 67.9
2023 3210W / 2847L / 159D 2925W / 3055L / 194D 67.1
2022 939W / 781L / 47D 899W / 798L / 62D 66.8
2021 241W / 175L / 12D 209W / 211L / 17D 70.8

Openings: Most Played

Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Scandinavian Defense 2205 1074 1073 58 48.7%
Benoni Defense: Benoni Gambit Accepted 1201 609 556 36 50.7%
Modern Defense: Pterodactyl Variation 1045 567 442 36 54.3%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 1029 486 518 25 47.2%
Amar Gambit 1004 483 500 21 48.1%
Australian Defense 968 496 453 19 51.2%
Caro-Kann Defense 925 521 387 17 56.3%
Sicilian Defense: Closed 907 457 423 27 50.4%
French Defense 782 410 347 25 52.4%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 665 347 296 22 52.2%
Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Modern Defense: Pterodactyl Variation 64 30 30 4 46.9%
Benoni Defense: Benoni Gambit Accepted 61 31 26 4 50.8%
Sicilian Defense: Closed 43 19 22 2 44.2%
Scandinavian Defense 38 21 15 2 55.3%
French Defense 33 15 15 3 45.5%
Sicilian Defense 32 10 21 1 31.2%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 32 12 17 3 37.5%
Sicilian Defense: Sozin Attack 30 18 12 0 60.0%
Alekhine Defense 29 10 18 1 34.5%
Bird Opening: Dutch Variation, Batavo Gambit 28 16 12 0 57.1%
Rapid Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Sicilian Defense: Accelerated Dragon 1 1 0 0 100.0%
Modern Defense: Pterodactyl Variation 1 0 1 0 0.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 13 0
Losing 13 2
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