Profile Summary: Jeffrey B. (Jeffrey-SB)
Once a humble bullet player with a rating flirting around 1100, Jeffrey B. has rocketed through the ranks faster than a knight on a freshly cleared board. Starting in 2020, his bullet battles were... well, let’s say they were more “blunderful” than “brilliant,” but perseverance paid off. By 2025, he had crowned himself with a blistering bullet rating of 2517, a blitz peak of 2410, and a rapid chess zenith touching 2326 — pretty much proving that speed and strategy are his best friends.
This player’s style? A mixture of patience and tactical brilliance: with an average of 75 moves per win, Jeffrey likes to savor the battle but don't mistake it for slowness—his comeback rate of 77% shows he's the chessboard phoenix rising from the ashes of even dire positions. Beware: his opponents have twice witnessed his wrath bounced back after losing pieces, with a 44.57% win rate after losing material. Jeffrey's games often end by resignation or timeout, suggesting sometimes he either outplays his enemies or expertly runs the clock down — classic bullet behavior!
Opening wise, Jeffrey keeps a mysterious deck up his sleeve labeled "Top Secret", playing an astonishing 32,721 bullet games with almost a 48% win rate. Other favorite openings include the Indian Game and the Queen's Pawn Opening Accelerated London System, where he flexes an impressive 77% and 55% win rate respectively. His absolute perfect score in the Indian Game East Indian London System (8 wins in 8 games) means he’s definitely got a sweet spot — or maybe he’s secretly got a unicorn on his team.
When not dominating the 64 squares, Jeffrey's psychological game is quite the balancing act. An occasional tilt occurs (16% tilt factor), suggesting he’s human after all, but his best chess hours are surprisingly at 11 AM, proving maybe that's when his morning coffee really kicks in. Fun fact: Jeffrey tends to win slightly more with White (52.8%) than Black (45.7%), which is completely normal unless you ask his rook, who probably prefers chaos no matter the color.
Recent games show Jeffrey’s knack for clean finishes — winning by resignation, checkmate, or timely clock pressure. One highlight was his sharp victory against "MaxN0B" in an Englund Gambit, where he calmly subverted early gambit tricks to claim the win. Another classic Jeffrey moment involved outlasting “JD_chess_Academy” on time, turning the clock into his secret weapon. His losses are rare but respectful, usually after a thrilling endgame dance.
In summary, Jeffrey B. is not just a chess player; he is a relentless bullet gladiator, tactician, and timing master — all wrapped up with a hint of mystery and a dash of unpredictability. Whether you're up against his "Top Secret" openings or trying to survive his comeback storm, one thing's for sure: Jeffrey plays to win, and he often does... just don’t blink.