Profile Summary: Pawan Fulera (fulerapawan)
Meet Pawan Fulera, a chess enthusiast whose journey across the 64 squares is marked by determination, quirky openings, and a relentless pursuit of the perfect checkmate. Known better in online circles as fulerapawan, this player isn’t just here to play chess — they’re here to make it interesting.
Rating Rollercoaster & Style
Pawan’s bullet rating soared from a humble 143 in early 2024 to an impressive peak of 719 by February 2025. This chess speedster’s journey in the blitz and bullet formats reveals a player who embraces intensity and quick thinking, with the occasional slip – because every hero needs their epic comeback stories.
With an average game winning streak peaking at 11, and an equally dramatic 11-game losing streak (because, hey, chess is life!), Pawan shows passion both in victory and in defeat. The early resignation rate is surprisingly low at 0.8%, proving that this player fights to the last pawn.
Favorite Openings
Pawan is a true fan of the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack, especially the Modern Variation, playing it over 500 times with a respectable ~51% win rate. When life gets complicated, this player trusts the familiar strategy of Owens Defense and the King’s Fianchetto Opening, mixing it up to keep opponents on their toes.
Playing Habits & Trends
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Best Time to Strike: 2 AM – while most are asleep, Pawan is busy plotting their next tactical masterpiece or blundering spectacularly, whichever comes first.
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Comeback Champion: With a comeback rate of 73.82%, never count out Pawan after losing a piece—there’s always a sneaky trick up their sleeve.
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Average Moves till Glory (or Defeat): Wins come in about 52 moves, while losses drag on a bit longer, averaging 57 moves, showing that Pawan isn’t one to give up without a late fight.
Recent Adventures on the Board
Among numerous battles, a recent triumph on March 9, 2025, saw Pawan orchestrating a classy win with the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack – tying up the game on time with a flourish. Unfortunately, not all tales are of glory, as a March 7 loss reminded them that even great players have off days.
Personality Check
Pawan Fulera brings more than just moves to the table — a tilt factor of 11 hints at a competitive fire that might flare after a tough loss, but that only adds to the charm and unpredictability. Whether dismantling foes or facing the occasional blunder, every game is an epic chapter in the ongoing biography of fulerapawan.
In the end, Pawan embodies the spirit of chess: a constant battle of wits, a dash of humor, a pinch of perseverance, and a deep love for the game — even when the queen sneaks off unannounced.
