Logman Guliev - International Master of Chess
Meet Logman Guliev, also known in the chess world as Logman74. An International Master titled by FIDE, Logman is a force to be reckoned with on the 64 squares, blending deep strategy with a dash of flair and occasional cheeky gambits. His blitz rating peaked at a blistering 2632 in 2023, proving his speed and precision under fire. If you blink, you might just miss his tactical fireworks!
Style & Stats
Famous for his stubbornness on the board, Logman’s average game length hints at his love for the long haul—averaging over 73 moves per win and even more moves in losses. White pieces? He boasts a respectable 44.17% win rate, and with black, he doesn’t back down easily at 39.51%. His psychological resilience is commendable too, with a comeback rate over 91% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—proof that even when the chips are down, Logman’s still in the game.
Fast & Furious
When it comes to rapid and bullet chess, Logman74 thrives on adrenaline. His blitz and bullet records boast thousands of games played, with over 500 wins in bullet alone and a win rate hovering above 40% despite facing thousands of games. If you want a lesson in fast thinking and quick tactics, watching Logman’s bullet games might just make your head spin (in a good way).
Random Quirks
Did you know? Logman is most deadly between the hours of 11 PM and midnight, boasting a candid 55.77% win rate—perhaps the midnight hour unlocks some secret chess sorcery! His longest winning streak? A solid 11 games, which is long enough to make any opponent reconsider their life choices.
Social & Opponents
Over the years, Logman has tangled most often with gmdong69 and ucitelot, with fierce battles tallying over 50 clashes each. Even so, he’s kept his sense of humor and never shies away from a challenge—even if it means a few losses and occasional tilt (13 on the tilt factor, which means he stays cool... mostly).
Whether it’s a quick game at dawn or a marathon blitz session, Logman Guliev remains a beloved and respected figure in the chess community, proving that brains, resilience, and a bit of wit make the perfect recipe for chess mastery.