Attila Gergacz: The International Master with a Tactical Twist
Known in the chess world as geeeeri, Attila Gergacz is an acclaimed International Master recognized by FIDE. From their early days in 2008, when their daily rating hovered around the modest 1300s, Attila swiftly climbed the ranks to consistently break through the 1900+ barrier in daily games, demonstrating resilience and a deep understanding of positional play.
But make no mistake – Attila doesn't just play slow and steady chess; they're a force to be reckoned with in the blitz and bullet arenas. With bullet peak ratings soaring above 2500 in 2017 and blitz ratings cresting beyond 2400, Attila combines lightning-fast reflexes with razor-sharp tactics. Their comeback rate is an astonishing 88.68%, proving that when the chips are down, Attila turns the tables with style and precision. Losing a piece? That’s just dinner being served, as they boast a 100% win rate after losing material, a feat many grandmasters would envy.
Chess isn't just a game for Attila; it's a marathon of endgames, with an impressive 81.86% frequency of endgame play. Despite an average of approximately 74 moves per win, their tenacity shines — whether grinding out theoretical wins or blitzing opponents to a standstill.
And while their white pieces yield a slightly better win rate (just over 50%), black doesn't faze Attila either, holding firm with nearly 48% victories. However, chess is not always an even battlefield. Attila’s “tilt factor” is around 23%, meaning like many of us mere mortals, frustration occasionally creeps in — but never for long!
One fun fact: Attila’s winning streak of 23 games stands as a testament to focus, skill, and perhaps a bit of luck. Opponents beware!
With an impressive record against countless rivals (with some opponents never tasting victory against them!), and a penchant for secretive openings (aptly named "Top Secret" in their stats), Attila Gergacz remains a chess player whose style is as enigmatic as it is formidable.
Whether it’s the early morning hours (where Attila wins 100% of their games at some odd hours!) or the intense late-night blitz sessions, their chess journey is as colorful and dynamic as the board itself. In the kingdom of sixty-four squares, geeeeri is undoubtedly a knight to watch and a master to respect.