Groszpeter Attila GM

Grandmaster Groszpeter Attila (aka Incike)

Groszpeter Attila, widely known by the chess community as Incike, is a Grandmaster who plays chess like a caffeinated knight on a mission—sometimes galloping wildly, other times quietly conquering the board. Since earning the prestigious Grandmaster title from FIDE, Incike has dazzled fans with his lightning-fast blitz skills and tactical finesse.

A Career in Rapid Strides and Blazing Blitz

Starting with a modest blitz rating around 1355 back in early 2016, Groszpeter's relentless chess grind rapidly escalated his rating to a scorching peak of 2805 by May 2025—a number that would make even the Grand Chess Wizard raising an eyebrow in delight. His rapid rating also boasts an impressive peak at 2424, showing that whether it’s fast or furious, Incike knows how to put the pressure on the clock and the opponent alike.

Bullet chess? Say no more! With a peak bullet rating of 2481 and a win rate around 55%, he’s an online tornado. Opponents rarely find a moment to breathe before Incike strikes with precision.

The Style of a Grandmaster

Known for a deep endgame mastery (endgames make up 86% of his matches), Incike’s games often feel like a thrilling chess thriller—long enough to build tension, but sharp enough to avoid dull moments. He averages about 77 moves in winning games, which means patience truly is a virtue in his play. His win rate is slightly better when playing white (around 53%), but don’t let that fool you—black pieces see plenty of fireworks as well.

With an impressive comeback rate over 86%, this Grandmaster often turns the tables when the chips are down, dancing on the edge of defeat before swooping in for the kill. And with a remarkably low "one-sided loss" rate under 1%, you might say Incike hates to lose more than a queen hates a fork.

Personality & Humor

If chess stats don’t scare you, a glance at Incike’s “tilt factor” of 9 out of 100 shows he's as human as the rest of us—sometimes grumbling at a missed tactic or watching a sneaky checkmate slip away. But his best time to play? 6 PM sharp—perhaps that’s when his coffee kicks in or the chess gods are most kindly.

Notable Recent Battles

His recent wins come aggressively, like in the thrilling Slav Defense encounter against Maddcold, where Incike outmaneuvered his opponent into resignation. Against chessdjw, he flexed his Ruy Lopez mastery to a victorious end. Losses happen even to the best—like the tough match against SirJohn13, where strategy met its match.

Signature Openings

A bit of a mystery on the board, Incike’s favorite blanket strategy is listed intriguingly as “Top Secret” with nearly 3,000 games played! But don’t be fooled—he’s also a fan of the Sicilian Defense Westerinen Attack, boasting a perfect 100% win rate in his games with it. The Giuoco Piano and Ruy Lopez openings make regular appearances too, highlighting his classical chess education blended with modern aggression.

Overall

With over 2,900 blitz wins and a relentless hunger for improvement, Grandmaster Groszpeter Attila is a force on the chess board—equipped with sharp tactics, deep strategy, and enough tenacity to keep opponents lying awake at night, wondering what just happened.

Play him if you dare—but beware, Incike doesn’t just move pieces; he moves mountains!