MrBaddest

Profile Summary: MrBaddest

Meet MrBaddest, a chess enthusiast whose rating evolution is nothing short of a fascinating biological experiment in survival of the fittest! Emerging from the dense jungles of Bullet and Blitz, this player’s game has evolved, adapting and thriving across numerous seasons.

Evolution of Ratings

From 2024 to 2025, MrBaddest’s Bullet rating showcased impressive growth: evolving from a modest 1206 to a peak of 1618 before gracefully settling at 1405. Meanwhile, Blitz performances show a curious dip but maintain a sturdy average around the 1000-mark, and Rapid games, though fewer in number, reveal a solid foundation.

Opening Gambits & Attack Styles

Like a true chess chameleon, MrBaddest favors the Van 't Kruijs Opening in Bullet games, with a near 48% win rate across thousands of matches. With a penchant for the French Defense variations and the Kings Indian Attack, this player’s opening repertoire bristles with strategic diversity and adaptability — really putting the “bio-” in “biological defense”!

Psychological & Tactical Traits

MrBaddest’s psychological play is fascinating – boasting a remarkable 88% comeback rate and a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Evidently, this player’s brain doesn’t just survive the trauma of losing material; it thrives! Although the tilt factor of 18 hints at moments of vulnerability, those are quickly overcome with the resilience of a true chess warrior.

Endgame & Match Duration

With an endgame frequency surpassing 82%, MrBaddest’s games tend to reach deep into late stages — with average wins being clinched after around 73 moves. It’s clear that patience is the game’s secret weapon, slowly but surely outmaneuvering opponents in the final stretch.

Fun Facts & Unique Traits

While MrBaddest’s win rate hovers around the 48% mark when playing white and 46% with black pieces, it’s the sheer volume of games played — over 15,000 Bullet matches alone — that truly highlights their unrelenting pursuit of improvement. This player also enjoys the weekend battlegrounds most, with Saturday and Wednesday showing the highest win ratios.

In summary, MrBaddest is a rare species on the chess battlefield: a tenacious, ever-adapting contender who knows that persistence and strategic evolution are key to checkmating their opponents. Truly a player who embraces the motto: “In the wild kingdom of chess, only the best survive — or should I say, only the baddest!”