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Playing Since: 2020-03-29 (Active)

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Blitz: 2300
28W / 22L / 2D
Bullet: 2298
2751W / 2561L / 322D

Profile Summary: metra7

Meet metra7, the chess player who dances fearlessly on the 64 squares with the title of International Master proudly pinned on their virtual chest by FIDE. Known for blitzing through bullet games faster than most can say "checkmate," metra7 boasts a blistering peak bullet rating north of 2600 in 2025, and an impressive blitz peak rating of 2300 — proving versatility across fast-paced formats.

With a bullet game count exceeding 4,400 matches, this player has amassed more wins than a cat has lives — nearly 2,200 victories to be exact — and a comeback rate that would make Rocky Balboa jealous: scoring wins after losing a piece an astounding 100% of the time. tilting is not their style, with a modest tilt factor of 13, showing resilience even when the pressure mounts.

Metra7’s playing style is clearly one of endurance and depth, engaging in an average of 75 moves per win and even more ponderous battles in losses. Their love for endgames is evident, appearing in almost 85% of their matches — a true strategist at heart who’s not afraid to grind out a fight in the final phase.

Ever the tactician, their early resignation rate is impressively low (only 20%), and their psychological fortitude shines through with a high win rate after setbacks. Their win rates hover evenly around 49-50% regardless of color, showing a balanced mastery and adaptability whether commanding the white or black pieces.

Off the board, metra7 seems to have a playful side — facing opponents with names like “girls_are_better_at_chess” (whom they defeated 100% of the time) and demonstrating a wicked sense of humor and competitive spirit. Their longest winning streak is a strong 12 games, with a current hot streak at 3 wins – clearly someone you don’t want to face when they're in the zone!

If bullet chess were a high-speed chase, metra7 would be the driver weaving expertly through traffic, rarely hitting a bump, and always eyeing the next checkmate with a grin. International Master, tactical beast, endgame grinder, and champion of comebacks — metra7’s journey is a thrilling one to follow for anyone who loves chess with a dash of style and a pinch of humor.


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Hi metra7 – feedback from your recent bullet sessions

Quick snapshot

  • Peak bullet rating: 2642 (2025-01-28)
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  • Typical opening choices: 1.d4 & 3.e3/Slav-structure as White; Scandinavian & …e5 English lines as Black.

What’s working well

  • Clean conversions in winning endgames. Your win against christourlord777 showed patient technique – the passer on the a-file plus the h-pawn roller was textbook.
  • Tactical alertness. In the Catalan win you spotted 17…Ng4! followed by 19…Nf2+, finishing the game instantly. Good pattern recognition.
  • Opening variety. Mixing Slav-type setups, Catalans and an occasional English/Englund keeps opponents guessing – useful in 1-minute chess.

Immediate growth areas (highest ROI)

  1. Time-management discipline. Four of your last six losses were on the clock or after heavy time pressure blunders. In bullet, think “good & fast” not “perfect & slow”.
    • Practical tip: Decide on a “no-think” repertoire for the first 10 moves so you can pre-move confidently.
    • Train: play Puzzle Rush at 3 min – it forces quick calculation under time stress.
  2. Simpler Scandinavian move-orders. In the loss to Mariano Mayans Calvo you entered a dubious line with 9…Nxe4?!  ⟶  the e-pawn became poisoned and you never equalised.
    • Instead, learn the solid 9…0-0 10.0-0 Re8 plans; the resulting positions are easier to handle quickly.
    • One-page cue sheet can save you ~5 seconds every game.
  3. Avoid repetitive knight shuffles. In your recent Slav win you spent five moves repeating Nb5-b-d-b-d. That cost ~6 seconds.
    • Rule of thumb in bullet: if you have to repeat, do it once, then commit – or switch to a waiting pawn move.
  4. Late-endgame technique vs the clock. Two time-forfeit losses were in K+R vs K or extra minor-piece endings.
    • Drills: 20 random Lichess “R vs R” bot positions, 15 sec each. Goal: deliver mate/promotion with ≥5 sec left.

Middlegame motif to add to your toolbox

From the Eivissa game – a typical Scandinavian minority attack theme you can reuse as White or Black:


Notice how White combines pressure on the half-open e-file with a kingside knight hop. Storing this pattern will help you punish early queen sorties in your own games.

Suggested weekly micro-routine (30 min)

  • 10 min – Refresh bullet opening files (Scandi, Slav, Catalan).
  • 10 min – “Quick mates” drill (4-move & 5-move patterns).
  • 10 min – Endgame speed-test (rook & pawn vs rook).

Keep the momentum!

You are already converting advantages at a high rate; shaving off 3–4 seconds per decision and tightening one critical opening line should push you toward the 2500+ bullet bracket.

See how your performance changes throughout the day:

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🆚 Opponent Insights

Recent Opponents
antonhy84 2W / 0L / 0D
Man Yee Chow 1W / 0L / 0D
gmvoutsas 1W / 0L / 0D
jacksonmendoza 2W / 1L / 0D
jdpachess 5W / 5L / 0D
dannyamores 1W / 1L / 0D
uscf_matt 1W / 2L / 0D
vegerenessyoutube 1W / 1L / 0D
mg000011 1W / 0L / 0D
matesha20 0W / 1L / 0D
Most Played Opponents
Pavel Sevostianov 15W / 14L / 2D
Dr. Norbert Barth 10W / 16L / 2D
Oscar Santiago Ejarque Escudero 19W / 8L / 1D
violin7 18W / 4L / 2D
Jean Lindner 13W / 9L / 1D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2298
2024 2510 2300
2020 2237
Rating by Year20202024202525102237YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 543W / 494L / 53D 500W / 530L / 50D 79.5
2024 861W / 766L / 105D 847W / 770L / 115D 80.3
2020 17W / 9L / 0D 11W / 13L / 1D 78.2

Openings: Most Played

Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Scandinavian Defense 675 333 292 50 49.3%
Alekhine Defense 351 172 161 18 49.0%
QGD: 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e3 253 128 113 12 50.6%
Australian Defense 248 128 112 8 51.6%
Benoni Defense: Benoni Gambit Accepted 219 119 91 9 54.3%
Amazon Attack 187 94 85 8 50.3%
Modern 162 80 68 14 49.4%
Amar Gambit 159 72 79 8 45.3%
Slav Defense 147 77 61 9 52.4%
Nimzo-Larsen Attack 139 66 65 8 47.5%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 12 3
Losing 13 0