konge0

Profile Summary: konge0

Meet konge0, a chess player who’s as relentless as a rook on an open file and as sneaky as a knight hopping through your defenses. With a peak bullet rating soaring to an impressive 2420 in November 2020 and a blitz best of 2351, konge0 has certainly earned a reputation as a formidable tactician in the fast and furious arenas of bullet and blitz chess.

Starting from a humble 1372 bullet rating back in October 2020, konge0 accelerated upwards like a pawn racing to promotion, clinching an eye-popping 28 games winning streak at one point. Of course, every king faces threats, and konge0 has felt the sting of an 8-game losing skid in the crucible of competition — but true champions come back stronger, don't they?

Known for a methodical approach (average game length hovers around a hefty 75 moves per win), konge0 refuses to rush to early resignations, surviving until the endgame almost 83% of the time. Opponents beware: with a comeback success rate of 85% after losing a piece, konge0’s fighting spirit is no bluff.

Opening Puppeteer

Whether it's the Alapin Sicilian where konge0 enjoys a flawless 100% bullet win rate, or the crafty Kings Fianchetto boasting a respectable 75%, openings are clearly a stage where konge0 likes to set the trap. In blitz, konge0 battles fiercely with variations like the Queens Gambit Declined Modern and the King’s Gambit Declined, maintaining solid win rates north of 60%.

Psychological Profile & Playing Style

The player performs best around 11 PM — perhaps when the world sleeps, konge0’s brain wakes up, plotting checkmates in the moonlight. Despite a modest tilt factor of 8, this player keeps their cool when the heat is on, winning more than half their games even in adverse positions.

Tactical awareness? Off the charts. With a 53% win rate after losing a piece and a tendency to resign only late in the game (early resignations at just 0.92%), konge0 proves that patience and perseverance make a master.

Memorable Moment

One of konge0's most glorious recent victories came on November 7th, 2020, delivering a neat checkmate against blitzking408 — a tactical ballet that ended with the opponent’s king cornered and the crowd (well, the screen watchers) utterly impressed.

Although konge0 has tasted defeat occasionally, notably against opponents like freudlixo and yoam978, these setbacks only add fuel to the strategic fire.

In Short

Comfortable in fast-paced blitz and lightning bullet battles but never hurried, konge0 plays chess like a seasoned conductor, orchestrating attacks and defenses with impressive precision and style. Whether it’s an 8 am game or a midnight duel, this player is a worthy opponent and a joy to watch for anyone who appreciates the beautiful game — with a twist of iron will and a pinch of witty resilience.

Warning to future opponents: Lose a piece? Don’t assume you have the upper hand here. konge0 is probably calculating your demise on the very next move.