LICH1907

Profile Summary: LICH1907

Meet LICH1907, a chess warrior whose battlefield is mostly blitz and bullet time controls, where every second counts and nerves are tested. If speed chess were an Olympic sport, they'd be gold medal material, boasting a peak Bullet rating of 2612 and a Blitz peak rating soaring to 2518 as of early 2025. When not making lightning-fast moves, LICH1907 engages seriously in Rapid play too, with a commendable peak rating of 2257.

This player’s style can be described as resilient and tactical, given their impressive 84.9% comeback rate — if they lose a piece, don’t count them out just yet! Their games tend to be battles of endurance, averaging around 68 moves per win, showing a fondness for drawn-out fights rather than quick knockouts. And speaking of knockouts, with about 262 wins by checkmate, LICH1907 knows exactly how to close the game with style.

Apart from chess stats, there’s some psychological flavor to this protagonist: a tilt factor of 6 means they occasionally feel the heat — but no one is perfect, especially under bullet time pressure! Interestingly, their best time of day to play is a mysterious 2:00 AM, proving that some chess minds are most deadly while others are asleep. With an early resignation rate of just 2.55%, LICH1907 rarely throws in the towel — unless it’s a well-calculated bluff!

Opening Secrets

They play their cards close to the chest, famously favoring a “Top Secret” opening strategy across all formats — maybe it’s literally top secret! Their win rates with this strategy range impressively from 54.7% in Bullet to a stunning 78.4% in Rapid games. This means they’re not just fast, but cunningly consistent.

Rivalries and Records

Among the most-played opponents are tibmat (57 games), 33mangeux (31 games), and jkolly (28 games), with LICH1907 holding a roughly balanced win rate, turning chess duels into epic sagas. And while they have some mortal enemies who have scored 0% victories against them, LICH1907 has also met some tough nuts to crack—demonstrating that even top players find humble pie sometimes.

Memorable Moments

One of the recent memorable victories featured a rapid-fire game against “Imnotstockfish2001,” where LICH1907 executed a beautiful checkmate with the Van ’t Kruijs Opening — a stylish flourish closing the game in under 40 moves! Meanwhile, losses like the tough marathon against “BrainSlain” prove that this player never shrinks from high-rated competition.

Whether blitzing at 20:00 or bulleting in the dead of night, LICH1907 injects life, speed, and a bit of mystery into every match. Opponents beware: when the clock ticks down and the pieces fly, this player has proven time and again to be both a strategist and a speed demon — a lethal combo on the 64 squares.

Keep your eyes on LICH1907. The chessboard fireworks are just getting started.