Mikhail Fayuler (mishan83)
Meet Mikhail Fayuler, a bullet chess warrior who has danced with the clock over 24,000 times, chasing glory and occasionally losing his sanity—and some games—along the way. Known online as mishan83, Mikhail doesn’t just play chess; he lives it, breathes it, and probably dreams in checkmate sequences.
Rating Highlights
- Peak Bullet Rating: 2521 (Nov 2024) – because pushing pieces fast is Mikhail's superpower.
- Peak Blitz Rating: 2290 (Aug 2022) – when things get fast and furious, he’s right there with the best.
- Daily (casual) Rating: a steady 1200, proving that even chess gladiators enjoy a laid-back game now and then.
Playing Style & Stats
Mikhail embraces the long fight with 70.2% endgame frequency and an average 78 moves per win, which suggests patience is a virtue—and he’s got buckets of it. His comebacks are legendary, boasting a 76.6% comeback rate, igniting hope even after losing a piece.
But don’t get comfortable—his early resignation rate of 6.89% means he's not afraid to throw in the towel if things get a bit too spicy.
Opening Repertoire
While Mikhail’s most popular opening is listed mysteriously as "Unknown Opening" (because who likes to reveal secrets?), his favorite known weapon is the King’s Fianchetto Opening, Indian Defense Variation where he’s scored over 63% wins. If you’re playing against him, beware of that subtle bishop lurking—he's a fan of the quiet but deadly fianchetto style!
Recent Battles
His latest wins have been as thrilling as a chess soap opera:
- Outzombieing im_kosta by resignation — sometimes making opponents quit feels just as good as a checkmate.
- Winning on time against DiamantNegro, because who said time pressure isn’t a weapon?
The Mind Behind the Moves
Mikhail’s chess clock tells a story: his best playing hour is 10:00 AM, when his mind is sharp and his pieces fly like caffeinated knights. His psychological tilt factor stands around 22, alerting us that even chess heroes can get flustered—but with a win rate of nearly 43.8% as White, he knows how to bounce back.
Quirky Facts
- Despite crushing bullet games, he’s surprisingly calm in daily chess, with just a single drawn game logged there.
- He’s battled opponents like kino over 200 times—a true chess rivalry for the ages!
- Timeout wins and losses are almost neck and neck, highlighting his fast-paced nerve-wracking playstyle.
In Summary
Mikhail Fayuler is a bullet chess gladiator who isn’t afraid to fight till the last second. Whether it’s timing out an opponent or grinding out a complex endgame, mishan83 is your guy. He’s proof that chess is as much about speed as it is about brains—and a bit of bullet-proof nerve.