Profile: International Master Nf3b31-0
Meet Nf3b31-0, a chess wizard who wears the prestigious title of International Master bestowed by FIDE. Renowned for their tactical brilliance and lightning-fast reflexes, Nf3b31-0 has made a mark on the blitz battlefield with a peak rating near the realm of grandmasters—an impressive 2889 in March 2025, no less!
Starting humbly with a blitz rating of 1726 in early 2024, this relentless strategist quickly climbed the ranks, smashing past the 2700 barrier and consistently competing at the highest levels. Their blitz play is characterized by sharp openings—particularly a secret repertoire that's kept opponents guessing for over 1500 games—and a penchant for the Caro-Kann Defense with a near perfect win rate in some variations. Rumor has it their favorite time to crush opponents is surprisingly 7 AM, proving that early birds really do catch the rook!
Nf3b31-0’s style combines deep endgame knowledge—boasting an incredible 83 average moves per win— with a resilience that sees them staging amazing comebacks 90% of the time after setbacks. They've been known to resign early only about 0.26% of the time, which basically means they fight to the very last pawn.
With a blitz win/loss/draw record hovering around 696/739/167, and a bullet record showing competitive grit, Nf3b31-0 plays with a mix of precision and passion. Their curious psychological “tilt factor” of 9 suggests that even this master sometimes gets a little flustered, but don’t blink—a 3-game winning streak might be just around the corner.
Recent victories showcase refined mastery over the Caro-Kann Defense - Tal Variation and the English Attack in the Najdorf Sicilian, ending most games by outmaneuvering opponents in painstakingly calculated endgames or simply outlasting them on the clock.
Opponents beware: Nf3b31-0 is not just a player, but a strategic force of nature who can spring tactical traps hidden in their nearly 1,700 blitz games. Whether you’re a casual or a seasoned contender, facing this IM means navigating a minefield of precision and psychological chess hustle.
Fun fact: Their username might look like a chess move gone rogue, but on the 64 squares, Nf3b31-0 is nothing short of a grandmaster in disguise!