Meet the Blitz Juggernaut
Bartlomiej Niedbala, also known by the keyboard-slamming username Megagigahiper3345, is an International Master from FIDE and the kind of player who treats blitz rating as a personality trait. If his preferred time control is not obvious, just look at the timeline: it is blitz, with a capital B and a lot of "one more game".
Starting in July 2018 at a modest floor around 2118, he grinded, survived, and eventually touched a majestic 2956 (2026-09-11). The full story goes from "why is my mouse on fire?" to "maybe I am the fire". There is even a month with more than 1,700 blitz games, because why cancel sleep when you can cancel the opponent.
A Wild Opening Menu
His opening choices are like a weird art gallery. As Black, he feels at home in the Modern Defense, and when he wants extra chaos he jumps into the Sicilian Defense, including the Closed and Najdorf corners of the map. The chart below shows his beloved lines, some more forgiving than others.
As White, he enjoys the Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack and the Colle Rhamphorhynchus Variation, which sound like a children's cartoon but hit like a truck. His win rate against lower-rated players near 64 percent, while his maximum against higher rated is only around 30 percent, a classic blitz grinder's curve.
Costly Rivalries and Glorious Rematches
In the sweaty universe of his ratings graph, LuckyMajky is a chapter. They have faced each other 245 times, with Bartlomiej coming out with 103 wins, 116 losses, and 26 draws. That is a rivalry that never punches out.
He also has a legendary score against dawidroy, who sits at just 1 win, 8 draws, and 62 losses in their series, and the loyal tomladen went 66 to 8 against him. These names are not merely opponents; they are creditials of a person who really live on the board.
Sailor Facts for the Sea of Time
Bartlomiej is the definition of persistent. He holds a 19-streak in wins, survived a 14-streak in losses, and owns a comeback rate near 88 percent. Oddly, his golden hour is 17:00, which should be emblazoned on every calendar.
He does not play the perfect draw; he plays the board with about three checks per game, a queen instead of the main and is completely ready to turn a loss into a report. If you ever meet him, wear your best 0, because the guy is as loose as he is precise.