Meet Linden Lee
Linden Lee, known on the clock as infinitypoint, is a National Master who lives at bullet speed. Given any choice of time control, Linden picks the one with the fewest seconds. That instinct has carried Linden from an 1855 bullet rating in early 2021 to a peak bullet rating of 2901 (2025-11-02), with more than 2,500 bullet wins logged along the way.
A Repertoire Built for Speed
Linden's opening shelves are stuffed with proven theory and pure chaos. With the black pieces, the Caro-Kann Defense is the anchor, played in over 400 bullet games with a winning record. As White, Linden happily branches into the Nimzo-Larsen Attack and the gloriously unorthodox Amar Gambit, a favourite for players who want opponents to burn time before move five.
Linden's opening performance chart reveals a player who wins by keeping rivals uncomfortable:
Rivalries and Re peated Foes
- Nicolas De La Colina: the most segued opponent, with 79 games and 42 Linden wins, a true scoreboard war.
- powe%20rofapoint: the matchup that haunts Linden, 59 games but only 17 wins while suffering 34 losses. Every player has a nemesis.
- lilbillybiscuit: the lucky charm, 42 games, 41 wins and 1 draw for Linden. Some rivalries are just poetic justice.
Mind of the Clock Fighter
Linden's stats describe a player who never stops fighting. The record includes an 84% comeback rate and a winning rate above 50% even after dropping a piece. The longest winning streak is 19 straight games, and the current streak sits at 12. Linden is also a creature of habit with a perfect win rate at 10:00, so if you see the username online in the morning, consider playing someone else.
The Verdict
Linden Lee is proof that a National Master with a sharp eye for unorthodox openings and an iron will in the endgame can climb to truly absurd bullet ratings. The chart goes up, then it goes up some more, and the rivals can only watch the gap widen.