Arkadiusz Leniart: The Grandmaster With a Dash of Panache
Meet Arkadiusz Leniart, known in the online chess realms as Horizonevent, a chess Grandmaster who maneuvers the board like a master storyteller crafting a thrilling saga—full of surprises, daring sacrifices, and victorious crescendos.
Rising through the ranks with the strategic patience of a seasoned yogi and the tactical sharpness of a hawk, Arkadiusz boasts peak ratings of 2602 in Blitz, 2440 in Rapid, and a blistering 2659 in Bullet. When others play, Arkadiusz often plays with style — claiming wins in the lesser-known, but fiercely tactical "Top Secret" openings, with an impressive 64% win rate in blitz games using that mysterious arsenal.
With a lightning-fast comeback rate of 65.79% after losing a piece and a knack for winning even after setbacks, Arkadiusz never quits before the final move. The longest winning streak clocks at an astonishing 20 games, and currently, the streak continues strong at 11 consecutive wins—clearly fueled by caffeine, brilliance, or possibly sheer stubbornness.
Arkadiusz's playing style is a blend of patience and aggression: averaging over 57 moves per win suggests endurance and deep calculation, while a modest tilt factor of 7 means he’s as level-headed as they come, even when the merciless pawns and queens go awry.
Statistics at a Glance
- Total Blitz Games: 511 played with 331 wins (win rate ~65%)
- Longest Winning Streak: 20 games
- Win Rate by Day: Monday brings his best mojo with a 69.14% win rate
- Peak Bullet Rating: A scorching 2659, achieved in January 2021
- Favorite Opening: The enigmatic "Top Secret" (whatever that might be!)
Noteworthy Victories
Most recently, Arkadiusz scored a dazzling victory against ChecksyLexi in a Chess960 match, proving his adaptability in even the wildest, shuffled-start chess dramas. The win was sealed after a brilliant queen sacrifice and a watchful endgame that left the opponent no room to breathe.
A Tiny Glimpse Into the Person
Whether he’s facing the clock at dawn (his best time of day to play is a surprisingly early 6 AM) or grinding through long tactical battles, Arkadiusz blends resilience, wit, and a pinch of humor. His motto might well be: “Why resign early when you can complicate life for everyone?”
Challenge him on any day of the week but beware: playing him on a Monday or Tuesday might just feel like trying to wrestle a chess champion fueled by determination (and maybe an extra shot of espresso).
Keep an eye on Horizonevent — the board’s dark horse and dazzling tactician.