Petter Haugli IM

Petter Haugli – The International Master with a Blitzing Style

Petter Haugli, also known by the username querqus, is an International Master recognized by FIDE, a title that signals not only skill but also dedication to the art of chess. Known for a wickedly fast and tactical Blitz game, Petter seems to thrive under pressure, often leaving opponents stunned and scrambling.

With a peak Blitz rating soaring above 2380 in 2020, Petter is a formidable force on the digital chess battlefield. They have played an astonishing number of Blitz games—nearly 16,000 of them—with a win rate touching 57%, which is nothing short of impressive when your opponents probably have no time to sip their coffee!

What truly sets Petter apart is their comeback rate of 88.67% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. If the game looks bleak, don't count them out—Petter is the master of turning tables, making every lost piece a setup for a brilliant tactical strike.

Petter's playing style reveals the mind of a deep strategist: they average over 76 moves per win and are unafraid of long endgames, with an endgame frequency of nearly 76%. Patience, perseverance, and psychological toughness seem to be their secret weapons, though the occasional early resignation sneaks in just over half a percent of the time—who can resist a quick snipe when the combo is right?

Whether battling it out in Bullet (with a nasty 74% win rate) or Daily games (where perfection reigns at 100%), Petter dominates openings shrouded in the mysterious veil of “Top Secret,” leaving rivals guessing and viewers entertained. Their longest winning streak—a breathtaking 35 games—speaks volumes about their consistency and focus.

Petter prefers evenings for their duels, striking hardest around 4 AM with a staggering 78% win rate—because clearly, the night owl flies best in the wee hours. Fridays also bring out Petter's sharpest moves, boasting a 60% win rate that surely makes Fridays the highlight of the week for their fans.

In the grand theatre of chess, Petter Haugli is a crowd-pleaser: a tactician who balances speed, depth, and nerves of steel, and who might just be the opponent you don’t want to face when your Uber driver is waiting!