Eytan Rozen IM

Eytan Rozen (aka Moultino06)

International Master, Chess Virtuoso & Blitz Legend

Meet Eytan Rozen, a formidable International Master on the chess battlefield, whose pieces dance with precision and tactical flair. Known in the online world as Moultino06, Eytan has racked up a dizzying peak blitz rating of 3051 as of August 2024, a number so high it makes mere mortals reconsider their life choices.

Although primarily a blitz specialist, Eytan doesn’t just blitz through games— their sheer volume and consistency are the stuff of legend. Over 2200 games in the Mystery Opening (code-named "Top Secret" because even grandmasters ask for hints), boasting a win rate north of 52%, prove that persistence is his game.

With a bullet peak rating surpassing 2500 and a brain wired for lightning-fast decisions, Eytan’s style combines deep endgame knowledge (played through 83% of games!) with a whopping comeback rate above 85%. It’s safe to say, giving up is not in Eytan’s chess dictionary.

Eytan balances serious chess stats with a touch of psychological warfare — a tilt factor of 16 reminds us that even the best occasionally mutter “Why did I just do that?!” But when the clock strikes midnight, Eytan shines brightest, with a 70% win rate during the witching hours — perhaps proving that chess truly is a nocturnal art.

Not one to shy from challenges, Eytan’s toughest foes include some of the chess community's best. He has perfect win records against many opponents, crafting strategies so slick they might as well be slipping on ice.

Chess Highlights

• Longest Winning Streak: An eye-popping 32 consecutive wins. No, that’s not a typo.
• Playing Style: Prefers careful endgames with an average of 80 moves per win — patience is a virtue.
• White Win Rate: A solid 56%, because who doesn't love starting first with a smile?
• Black Win Rate: 51%, proving that Eytan knows how to fight in the shadows too.

Recent Battles

In the most recent clash in Chess960, Eytan (Moultino06) displayed tactical wizardry, winning against opponents such as natalya_buksa and dalmatinac101 with a mix of sharp openings and patient endgame precision. The intensity of these games had fans on the edge of their seats, witnessing both brilliant checkmates and battles won on time.

Of course, even masters like Eytan face setbacks. A recent loss to Zenzo reminds us all that not every day ends with the king safe. But if history is any indicator, Eytan is already plotting a comeback, possibly while sipping coffee and muttering “just one more game.”

Whether you know him from casual blitz sessions or serious FIDE fights, Eytan Rozen continues to be a shining example of dedication, skill, and the occasional well-timed resignation (early resignation rate is impressively low at 2.87%—because why quit when you can turn it around?).

So next time you log on for a fast paced chess battle, keep an eye out for Moultino06 — the International Master who treats chess as both competitive sport and a never-ending quest for the perfect move.