Mad-X: The Bullet Master with a Tactical Flair
Meet LE_MadX, a formidable force in the world of online chess whose journey is as thrilling as a well-timed checkmate. A player who dances through the chaos of bullet chess games with nerves of steel and a tactical awareness that makes even Magnus Carlsen raise an eyebrow.
Rating Rollercoaster and Style
Mad-X hit a peak bullet rating of 1950 back in 2017 and has stayed in the 1600-1800 range ever since, showing a stubborn resilience to climb higher while dishing out playful challenges in rapid, blitz, and daily formats. Known for embracing the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation and the King’s Pawn Opening with a near 50-54% win rate, Mad-X’s opening repertoire is as sharp as their wit.
The Games & Psychological Edge
With over 27,000 bullet games played, boasting almost equal wins and losses (14,000+ wins!) and a ridiculously high comeback rate at nearly 91%, Mad-X never quite gives up—even when the pieces aren’t in their favor. Their psychological tilt factor is low, meaning they don't let losses ruin their game plan (unless it’s just a really weird blunder, of course). The prime window to get Mad-X’s full power? Around 11 PM, when the stars and their focus align.
True Chess Gladiator
Mad-X’s approach to chess is a mix of patience and aggression—averaging 65 moves per win but bravely enduring longer battles with an average of 74 moves per loss. Black pieces seem to carry a slight edge with a 52.64% win rate, probably because Mad-X's opponents underestimate the sneaky counterattacks that come with playing against them.
Recent Battles
Fresh off the keyboard, Mad-X recently crushed opponents like totalkoolnezz, cjdsotldldksej, and jyot3 by winning on time—a testament to their bullet speed and relentless pressure. Then again, even the best fall; recent losses to players such as addis1217 and CarlMcknight2 remind us that Mad-X is human... well, mostly.
Fun Facts
- Mad-X has the longest winning streak of 13 games.
- Not shy of early resignations with a modest rate of 0.64%: sometimes quitting is the wisest chess decision.
- Despite the name "Mad," Mad-X's tilt factor is surprisingly low (12), keeping calm under fire.
In a world where milliseconds rule, and a single blunder can decide the fate of battle, Mad-X strides on undeterred—a chess warrior mixing strategy, speed, and a hint of madness into every game. Watch out, pawns and knights alike—Mad-X is here, making chess not just a game but an adventure.