Speed Demon
Meshter is a chess player who treats the bullet board like a pinball machine. With a peak bullet rating of 2703 (2026-06-04), they have played more than 74,000 rated bullet games, winning over 39,000 of them. That translates to a solid 56% score in one of the most unforgiving arenas in chess. Their preferred time control is clearly bullet. The games are fast, the decisions are faster.
The rating trajectory tells a story of relentless volume and slow burn improvement. Early bullet hunts around 2200 in 2018 turned into a monster that touched 2700 by 2026. For context, that is a lot of late nights and early mornings.
Unorthodox Repertoire
Meshter is not a mainline theory loyalist. Instead of grinding out the Ruy Lopez, they embrace the weird and wonderful. The Amar Gambit has been their signature surprise, appearing in more than 19,000 bullet games with a 56.6% win rate. When they want something more familiar, the Benoni Defense pops up on the black side, and the Scandinavian Defense makes a strong showing in blitz. This variety keeps opponents off balance, often before move five.
If you want to see the wild side of opening preparation, look no further. Meshter wins by turning every game into a negotiation with chaos.
Rivals
Every warrior has their sparring partner. For Meshter, that partner is Eddy Osei, the most frequent opponent by a wide margin. Across 421 games, Meshter leads with 262 wins and 22 draws. The closest thing to a nemesis is ugetting, who has fought back to a 186 to 165 scoreline in Meshter's favor. And urban_chess rounds out a top three rivalry with 369 meetings and plenty of drama.
By the Numbers
- Longest winning streak: 19 games
- Longest losing streak: 13 games, because nobody is perfect
- Comeback rate: 73% after falling behind
- Average first capture: move 6.2, so the fireworks start early
- Best time of day: 08:00, with a 55.7% win rate