GryffindorGambit IM

GryffindorGambit: The International Master with a Flare for the Unexpected

Known in the chess world as GryffindorGambit, this player holds the prestigious title of International Master awarded by FIDE, shining brightly on the Blitz battlefield with a peak rating of 2706 in 2025.

With a Blitz record boasting 317 games, GryffindorGambit has danced through openings shrouded in mystery (aptly called "Top Secret"), securing victories in nearly 43% of their games. Not just a tactician but a resilient warrior, their comeback rate spins heads at an astonishing 91.18%, proving that even after a setback, this IM has the mental steel to turn the tide — and with a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, surrender is simply not in their vocabulary.

Games are often marathons, not sprints for GryffindorGambit, evidenced by an average of 73 moves to win and nearly 87 moves to lose. Patience is key, as the Endgame Frequency of 85.17% reveals a player who thrives when the stakes are highest and pieces are few.

Psychologically, GryffindorGambit carries a tilt factor of 7 — a reminder that even masters have moments of frustration — but their competitive edge shines brighter when it matters, maintaining a healthy 42.9% better win rate in rated matches than casual public skirmishes.

As for timing, Sunday seems to be their lucky day with a stellar 53.66% win rate, and oddly enough, their performance at 9 AM clocks in at a flawless 100% win record — perfect for early risers who fancy a touch of wizardry before breakfast.

Facing opponents like marabu44 and futurgm100100, GryffindorGambit has sometimes cast spells of pure chess genius with perfect winning streaks, while others like preshaan remain a tougher puzzle. Still, the player’s diverse opponent portfolio and varied win rates keep every match as unpredictable as an unplucked snitch.

In short, GryffindorGambit is a tempest on the Blitz stage — a mix of strategic patience, resilient spirit, and the occasional dash of daring flair. Whether wielding the white or black pieces, the IM’s games are never boring, proving that in the realm of chess, magic truly exists.