Guy Bias

Guy Bias (aka gtbias) - The Perpetual Tactical Gladiator

Guy Bias isn’t your everyday chess player; oh no, this is a bullet-speed enthusiast with a knack for thrilling comebacks and a penchant for playing the game on hard mode. Since 2013, Guy has zapped his way through over 140,000 bullet games, tallying a healthy mix of victories and close calls, proving that persistence is the real master of the board.

Holding a solid bullet rating peaking at 1663, he’s endured the full emotional rollercoaster — with a tilt factor barely teetering at 17 (can you believe it?). And even after losing crucial pieces, this dynamic player boasts an unbelievable 100% win rate, making “comebacks” his middle name. Whether sweeping through opening lines with the French Defense (where he boasts a 60% win record) or dancing between the strings of the Mieses Opening, his strategic repertoire is vast and versatile.

Don’t let those numbers fool you. Guy’s real claim to fame is his endgame prowess—an intense 90% of his games reach the endgame battlefield where he’s clearly in his element. An average winning game lasts about 72 impressive moves, while losses drag on a few moves longer, showing he fights tooth and nail until the final curtain.

His chess journey is peppered with wild fluctuations in Blitz and Rapid, but with a bullet score that likes to keep viewers on their toes, it’s clear where his heart (and perhaps caffeine intake) lies. And if you ever find yourself across the board from him during a late evening duel—better double-check those premoves, because at 11 PM and midnight, Guy ramps up his game to an astonishing 51-52% win rate!

In a nutshell, Guy Bias plays chess like a lightning bolt—sometimes unpredictable, relentlessly attacking, occasionally tilting, but always unforgettable. His longest winning streak is a firecracker 18 games, and his current streak is proudly alive at one. So, lock your pieces down and prepare to be outwitted at bullet speed by a master of resilience, tenacity, and light-speed tactics.