Guru Prakash

Guru Prakash (gp_2804)

Meet Guru Prakash, a tenacious chess warrior who has been grinding away since 2014. With a peak bullet rating of 2412 reached in December 2023, gp_2804 has turned rapid-fire games into his playground and bullet into a thrilling roller coaster. His blitz skills are nothing to sneeze at either, peaking at 2351 in late 2023, proving he's no stranger to fast-paced tactical battles.

Guru’s style? A delightful mix of endurance and flair. Averaging over 72 moves per game whether winning or losing hints at a love for the long game. Not one to quit early, his early resignation rate is just 2.75%, which means if the king’s still standing, so is he—probably plotting a sneaky comeback. And come back he does: an impressive comeback rate of 86.91% after setbacks keeps opponents on their toes!

Speaking of tactics, gp_2804 is no stranger to chaos. After losing a piece, he still manages to turn the tables 42.59% of the time. Though sometimes the losses can get a bit dramatic (the longest losing streak clocked in at 14), his spirit never wavers—he only tilts about 14%, which is shockingly low for someone juggling bullet games at lightning speed.

On openings, gp_2804 has his favorites—and friends and foes have seen quite a variety. In bullet, the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation is his bread and butter with a respectable 50.62% win rate, while the Van t Kruijs Opening proves his sneaky side, boasting a chunky 57.5% success rate. He’s not afraid to try uncommon lines like the Owens Defense either—because why not keep your opponents guessing?

When it comes to mental gears, gp_2804 thrives after 9 PM, with a peak win rate of 66.67% at 21:00 hours. Maybe it’s the late-night snacks or the quiet atmosphere, but that’s when the magic truly happens. His preferred time to play is 21:00, so beware if you challenge him then—you’re in for a fight!

Despite his deep endgame mastery (79.37% endgame frequency), he's not all about grinding down the clock—though timeout wins do appear often, it’s probably his sneaky way to snag a point when the puzzle is solved faster than planned.

Recent highlights include a sharp victory using the Scandinavian Defense against fernandete82, where he gracefully pushed a queen-side attack leading to the opponent’s resignation. His resilience and creativity on the board keep fans entertained and opponents frustrated.

In conclusion, Guru Prakash is the kind of player who won’t quit early, loves tactical complexity, and keeps climbing the rated ladder with a mixture of grit, wit, and occasional blitz speed. Whether you face him in bullet or blitz, expect a fight that’s equal parts strategic and slightly chaotic—and maybe a dash of cheeky brilliance.