penyulambat IM

penyulambat: The International Master on a Blitz and Bullet Blitzkrieg

Known to the chess world by the enigmatic handle penyulambat, this International Master has been smashing pieces and expectations across the blitz and bullet boards since 2021.

With a blitz rating that soared as high as 2779 in 2024 and a bullet peak touching an almost mythical 2805 in 2025, penyulambat blends rapid-fire tactics with the strategic patience of a grandmaster’s endgame play. Averages north of 2700 in blitz and close to 2780 in bullet confirm this player’s consistent dominance and deep chess intellect, even when the clock is mercilessly ticking down.

What sets penyulambat apart? Apart from the title, this player boasts an impressive win rate of roughly 56% using the "Top Secret" opening in both blitz and bullet formats – the name alone suggests a penchant for mystery and deception on the board! Behind those moves lies a tactical genius with a 91% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. In other words, if you manage to snag one of penyulambat's knights or bishops, congratulations — the game is far from over.

The psychological resiliency is notable too: with an early resignation rate below 0.5%, penyulambat fights through every position, proving that quitting is simply not in the repertoire. And true to a warrior’s spirit, the longest winning streak so far is a fierce 8 games, with a steady current streak reminding foes that it’s never safe to breathe easy.

Off the board, penyulambat’s game rhythm peaks at strangely specific hours like 3 AM and 15 PM with win rates hitting 70% and above — clearly, inspiration strikes at odd hours. And days of the week? Monday is where this master reigns supreme, cruising close to a 64% winning percentage.

Though the username paints a picture of a slowpoke ("penyulambat" means "slow" in Malay/Indonesian), this player’s games scream anything but: lightning-fast bullet duels and blitz wars won by a combination of tactical brilliance and psychological endurance.

Opponents beware: with a quirky mix of fierce tenacity, a sly opening repertoire, and all-night grinding streaks, penyulambat proves that sometimes, the slowest thinker strikes fastest.