legoninja4

Profile: legoninja4 - The Bullet Maestro

Meet legoninja4, a bullet chess warrior who emerged like a lightning bolt in 2021, striking fear into opponents with his rapid-fire moves and ninja-like precision. Clocking in a peak bullet rating of 2559 in August 2021, legoninja4 has honed an aggressive and tactical playing style that can leave even grandmasters blinking in surprise.

With an impressive win record of 46 victories in just 60 bullet games, this player clearly prefers to overwhelm the enemy with speed and strategy. Known for crushing opponents with openings like the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack Modern Variation and the Reti Opening Kings Indian Attack (both boasting a perfect 100% win rate!), legoninja4’s opening repertoire screams creativity and cunning.

Fun fact: legoninja4's longest winning streak is a staggering 20 games, proving that once the ninja starts slicing, the opponents better watch out! But don't be fooled by this relentless streak—our hero knows how to bounce back from adversity with a comeback rate of over 67%, often snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, including scenarios after losing a piece, where legoninja4 still wins more than 72% of the time.

Playing mostly late at night (the 23:00 hour is "prime ninja time") and enjoying a comfortable win rate with both White (73%) and Black (80%), legoninja4 is particularly lethal when opponents underestimate the power of a swift "b3" first move, frequently used to throw them off balance.

Head-to-Head Highlights

• karatebaby: 5 wins, 0 losses (100% dominance!)
• 1g60-1: 38 wins, 8 losses, 2 draws (79% win rate)
• dotakhongdonang: Solid 75% win rate over 4 games

When it comes to endings, legoninja4 prefers to fight to the very last piece — with an average winning game lasting nearly 61 moves and an endgame frequency of over 66%. Still, don't expect the ninja to linger too long if the position isn't promising; early resignations happen only in about 8% of games, which is low for such a tactical player.

Recent Triumph:

In a recent battle against dotakhongdonang, legoninja4 executed a masterful plan, converting a complex middlegame into a decisive victory via resignation. Witness the tension build from move 30 through 45 as legoninja4’s pieces danced their deadly dance (

In short, legoninja4 is the kind of opponent who makes bullet chess thrilling — rapid, tactical, and downright ninja stealthy. Beware the "b3" opening and the midnight blitz sessions, because when legoninja4 is online, the game is on!