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Ben Tyrrell

fischersh2pawn Washington DC Since 2025 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟
47.4%- 44.2%- 8.4%
Bullet 2199
335W 350L 43D
Blitz 2468
929W 929L 178D
Rapid 2283
889W 862L 191D
Daily 1745
252W 105L 15D

Ben Tyrrell (fischersh2pawn) - Chess Biography

Ben Tyrrell, who also plays under the handle fischersh2pawn, is a versatile online chess player known for grinding long Daily games and sprinting through Blitz and Rapid with equal gusto. This short biography highlights Ben as a Daily specialist who loves ambitious openings, long endgames, and the occasional dramatic comeback. Keywords: Ben Tyrrell chess biography, fischersh2pawn, Daily chess, Amazon Attack, Sicilian Defense, Australian Defense.

Preferred time control: Daily. Fans often spot Ben playing long, carefully plotted games rather than bullet chaos.

Career Highlights

Ben climbed steadily through 2025 and into 2026 with notable peaks and long streaks of form. Here are a few snapshot highlights and visual aids for fans and analysts.

  • Peak Daily rating: 2330 (2026-01-26)
  • Blitz peak and Rapid peak are also part of a multi-timecontrol résumé that shows both speed and depth.
  • See a compact trend for Daily play:
    Daily Rating173917111682165416252025: 16352026: 172920252026
  • Longest winning streak: 20 games. Longest losing streak: 22 games. Current losing streak: 1 game.

Playing Style and Psychology

Ben favors long fights and deep endgames. He tends to play decisive battles rather than settle for many quick draws.

  • Endgame frequency is high. Expect long technical wins and long technical losses.
  • Average moves per win: about 65. Average moves per loss: about 68.
  • Comeback rate: 80.92 percent. If Ben is down material he is often dangerous.
  • Tilt factor: 22. Ben can get frustrated, but comebacks are a specialty.
  • Early resignation rate is low at 1.68 percent. Ben fights almost to the last piece.
  • Best time of day to play: around 10:00 according to historical data.

Openings and Preferences

Ben has a few signature systems that show personality: aggressive flank play, a fondness for the Amazon Attack family, and deep knowledge of Sicilian structures. Below are the most-played and most-successful openings in Daily and faster time controls.

  • Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack - frequent and successful in Daily play. See the term: Amazon Attack.
  • Sicilian Defense and its Dragon branches - a common choice when Ben wants sharp tactical fights. See the term: Sicilian Defense.
  • Australian Defense - surprisingly strong win rate in Daily, used as a reliable neutralizer.
  • Fun note: an entry listed as Unknown shows a 100 percent win rate over 9 games. Mystery repertoire works sometimes.

As White, Ben often takes practical paths and scores well with the Amazon Attack and a handful of offbeat choices. As Black, Sicilian lines and active counterplay are the norm.

Memorable Moments and Rivalries

Ben has logged dozens of matches against regular opponents. One of the most-played rivals is bish2007, with 31 encounters. Their head-to-head is full of tactical scraps and swingy results.

  • Most-played opponent: bish2007 (31 games). Record vs bish2007: 12 wins, 15 losses, 4 draws.
  • Other frequent foes include igor2986july and max_arsenalisbadatchess.
  • Want to peek at one rival's profile? bish2007

Sample Game and Study

Here is a short illustrative opening sequence you might see from Ben. It is given as a portable study seed for analysis and training.

Mini Ruy Lopez sample (

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Study tip: test Ben's tendencies by steering positions toward complex endgames and middlegame imbalances. That is where he earns his comebacks.

Quick Facts and Rituals

  • Preferred time control: Daily. Plays lots of long games and prepares for multi-day thought processes.
  • Daily win-loss-draw totals reflect active play and a positive win rate.
  • Often first to check in games. Typical checking piece: the queen.
  • Psychological quirk: performs best in mid-morning sessions, especially around 10:00.
  • Preparation depth increased in 2026 compared with 2025, suggesting a move toward deeper opening study.

Want More?

If you want to follow Ben's games or analyze particular opponents, try exploring opponent profiles such as christian0987 or study opening terms like Australian Defense and Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack.

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