Profile Summary: itsfabzi
Meet itsfabzi, the chess dynamo whose bullet rating skyrocketed from a humble 529 in 2022 to an impressive peak of 2289 by April 2025. This rapid improvement is no accident—it's the product of thousands of battles fought at lightning speed, with over 1,973 bullet wins and a never-say-die spirit reflected in a stellar comeback rate of nearly 80%. When games get heated, fabzi’s tactical awareness shines brightest, managing to win almost half the time even after losing pieces. Truly, this is a player who thrives under pressure.
Not one to shy away from complexity, itsfabzi’s favorite playground is the bullet arena, playing aggressive lines like the Richter-Veresov Attack with a solid 57% win rate and the crafty Pirc Defense Main Line Byrne Variation dominating at 67%. In blitz and rapid formats, fabzi prefers the quick dance of the Reti and the cunning strikes of Old Benoni, showing versatility across all time controls. It’s not just about flashy moves; fabzi’s games average around 72 moves per win, proving endurance and not just sprinting.
Psychological resilience? Check. Only a tilt factor of 9 means fabzi stays cool even when things go sideways. The best time to catch fabzi at the board? 9 PM, where the win rate peaks, perhaps due to moonlight inspiration or post-dinner confidence.
Fabzi’s style leans into the endgame, with a frequency close to 69%—because why quit early when you can slowly squeeze the opponent dry? Early resignation is rare at a mere 2.24%, indicating a fighter who battles till the final breath.
And now, some recent highlights: on June 4, 2025, in a swift showdown employing the Richter-Veresov Attack, fabzi forced opponent Arkaman53 to resign early in a gutsy 7-move sequence—proving once again that underestimating this player is a blunder you only make once.
Off the board, fabzi likely has a caffeine addiction strong enough to power a rook’s march across the board, and the humor to forgive losses—and opponents!—with equally tactical jokes.
To sum it up: itsfabzi is a tactical whirlwind, an endgame strategist, and a bullet storm master who’s taking the chess world by storm—one move ahead, always.