Liam Putnam - International Master
Known in the chess ecosystem as LiamPutnam2008, this International Master has shown a remarkable evolution in their game over the years, proving that even in the complex biology of chess, adaptation and growth are key! With a relentless pursuit of excellence, Liam's rating journey resembles the ever-evolving patterns of natural selection — only the sharpest survive on the 64-square chessboard.
Liam’s blitz and bullet performances tell the story of a dynamo in fast-paced environments, achieving peak blitz ratings surpassing the 3000 mark and hitting a staggering bullet max rating of 3333 in 2025. Like a molecular biologist dissecting genes, Liam analyzes openings such as the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack and the Reti Opening with surgical precision, often converting openings into winning positions with nearly 60% win rates in key lines.
With an aggressive yet resilient playing style, Liam boasts a come-back rate of 87% and an astonishing win rate after losing a piece exceeding 97% — a true testament to their tactical awareness and mental stamina. When under pressure, Liam’s chess “DNA” kicks in, flipping the tables on opponents who might have thought they had the upper hand.
Their games aren’t just a battle of pieces, but a saga of perseverance with a longest winning streak of 49 games. Whether wielding the white pieces with a cool 53% win rate or maneuvering the black ranks effectively, Liam's consistent performance shines through. With an average of over 80 moves per win, their games typically unfold like well-structured biological pathways — complex, strategic, and evolved.
When not experimenting in bullet or blitz labs, Liam dabbles in rapid and daily formats, bringing strategic depth across all time controls. Off the board, one might say Liam has the “endgame frequency” gene turned up high, mastering the final phases of the game with over 81% frequency, ensuring that their matches end in precision rather than chaos.
Amidst the grand games and tactical skirmishes, Liam remains as humble as any modest enzyme, continuously improving, adapting, and striving to avoid the dreaded tilt factor – though, like all competitors, sometimes a little biological noise sneaks in at 38%. Through dedication, study, and a touch of chess genius, Liam Putnam remains a formidable player, constantly evolving in the grand ecosystem of chess.