The Bullet Architect
Madman301 is the kind of chess player who hears "bullet" not as a time control but as a lifestyle. They first showed up in 2017, wandered through a blitz and daily, then discovered the 1-minute arena and never really looked back. Their preferred time control appears to be exactly what the profile suggests: bullet, with a vengeance.
Over the years this added up to more than 12,000 rated games. That is a lot of "yes, one more" clicking, a fair amount of time playing past midnight, and an argument that sleep is optional when the clock is low.
One Verse, Many Openings
Madman301 is a true 1.e4 loyalist. If the opening has a normal name, they almost certainly have 500 repetitions in it. The favorites include the hard-working Sicilian Defense, the honest wall of the Caro-Kann Defense, and occasionally the Scandinavian Defense with a friendly but pointy arrow.
- Over 800 games against the Caro-Kann Defense around in bullet.
- Over 500 bullet games reaching the Sicilian Defense.
- A cheating taste for the Amar Gambit, where the fun and the win rate both sit near 54 percent.
They are not afraid of eccentric lines. Madman301 is a player who will cross a peace flamingo if it leads to a faster mate.
A Ring of Familiar Names
Across the many bullet victories there is one rival who always returns: clocked is the strongest recorded member of the rematch club. In 46 games, the numbers say "almost equal": 18 wins for Madman301, 25 for clocked, plus 3 draws.
Not far behind is donald19, with 41 meetings and a similarly sharp edge. These are players who found each other in the fire, and then kept finding each other again.
- Longest winning streak: 14.
- Longest losing streak: 11.
- That is a proudly unbiased roller-coaster.
Inside the Madhouse
Madman301 favors endgames more than most players would admit. The so-called "micro of a bullet" is sometimes messy, but this profile still makes it to endgames in about 68 percent of games. They also refuse to just vanish: the comeback rate is near 88 percent.
The clock is part of the tactic. Madman301 loses 3,115 games by the clock, and also wins 1,934 by flagging. This is not just a chess style; that is a relationship with time.
The delay also says they are an active player, with the Queen as the main checking hand and a habit to check first in about 57 percent of games.
If you see Madman301 in the lobby, stretch your fingers. The person on the other side already knows how to put pressure on both the board and the clock.
Charts and Interesting Badges
Madman301 evolves through years of clicking, checking, and sometimes just outspending the clock. The opening battle distribution is enough for a small museum.
For the complete climb of the bullet nightmare, the chart shows a very healthy shift from rated to rapid.