Tryfon Gavriel, Kingscrusher, FIDE Candidate Master and Bullet Chess Biography
Tryfon Gavriel, known to online chess rivals as Kingscrusher, is a FIDE Candidate Master and a bullet chess bullet chess veteran. The account reads like a long tournament grind compressed into one online career: a peak of 2831 (2011-01-19) in January 2011, many thousands of bullet games, and a strong late return that kept the player near 2600 through June 2025.
The profile is dryly funny in several places: a lifetime archive filled with sharp defenses, huge rivalries, and comeback rates high enough to make nightclub bouncers feel insecure.
Bullet Style and Opening Curiosity
The style is fast, tactical, and occasionally uncomfortable. A typical profile includes quick development, early captures around move eight, long middlegames, and a taste for sharp lines such as Amar Gambit amar gambit or Scandinavian Defense scandinavian defense.
- Bullet record: 5675 wins, 5909 losses, 417 draws.
- Average win length: about 78 moves.
- Comeback rate: 91.42 percent.
- Best hour on the clock: 16:00, with a 54.95 percent win rate.
- Sharp repertoire note: Amar Gambit with 349 games and a 55.30 percent score.
Long-Time Online Rivals
The most notable recurring matchup is against Rogelio Jr Antonio, with 1965 games listed in the head-to-head archive. Another familiar face is hugotirard, whom Kingscrusher has faced many hundreds of times.
- Rogelio Jr Antonio: 642 wins, 1281 losses, 42 draws.
- hugotirard: 154 wins, 183 losses, 9 draws.
- bigcuban: 163 wins, 76 losses, 12 draws.
Career Highlights and Current Form
Kingscrusher peaked at 2831 (2011-01-19) bullet in early 2011, then later returned in 2024 with a 14 win streak before adding two more bullet victories in June 2025. The player has also recorded a 26 game longest winning streak, so the comeback flavor is not just rhetorical.
The page is rounded by modest blitz and daily records, but the heart of the biography remains bullet chess, unusual defenses, and long online rivalries.