kiyotaka_mv: The Bullet Marathoner
Some players study the endgame. kiyotaka_mv studies the queue. Since April 2025, this handle has stacked more than 30,000 rated games, including over 25,000 in bullet alone. That works out to nearly 60 games per day, every single day, with no rest week. The reward is a rating graph that looks like a ski jump:
.The ride from a 1274 bullet floor to a peak of 2701 (2026-06-21) in June 2026 proves that volume and stubbornness can take you far. He also reached 2485 (2026-07-22) in blitz and 2326 (2026-08-09) in rapid, but those are just warmup modes.
Opening Repertoire: One True Love
For kiyotaka_mv, the Scandinavian Defense is not an opening. It is a personality. In bullet alone, the Scandinavian appears almost 5,700 times, and kiyotaka_mv is involved in all of them. As Black he plays it by choice; as White he faces it so often that the opening might as well be his roommate. The Caro-Kann Defense and French Defense also show up in bulk, but the Scandinavian is the headliner. As White, he reaches for 1.e4 more than 13,000 times, which makes the board feel familiar before move two.
Rivals and Revenge
The stat sheet has one name in bold: MathDiasX. In 1,942 head-to-head games, mathdiasx owns the edge with 995 wins against 789. That is the kind of rivalry that fuels late night bullet sessions. On the flip side, andrejogaxadrez1 has taken 121 losses in 174 meetings, making him kiyotaka_mv's favorite customer. Every player needs a hero, and for andrejogaxadrez1, that hero is kiyotaka_mv.
At a Glance
- Most played opening: Scandinavian Defense, almost 5,700 bullet games
- Favorite first move as White: 1.e4, more than 13,000 times
- Best hour to challenge him: 10 AM, his win rate dips below 39 percent
- Scariest hour to challenge him: 5 AM, his win rate climbs above 50 percent
Streaks, Swindles, and Symmetry
kiyotaka_mv rarely resigns early, only about 2 percent of the time. His comeback rate is 88 percent, and even after losing a piece he still wins 44 percent of the time. He beats lower-rated players at a 75 percent clip and higher-rated players at only 26 percent, which makes him a very honest gatekeeper. Longest winning streak: 17. Longest losing streak: 16. Tilt factor: 16. The chess gods love symmetry.