rabguaya201 GM

Grandmaster rabguaya201: A Blitz Maestro’s Tale

Meet rabguaya201, a formidable Grandmaster officially crowned by FIDE — because merely winning a friendly game just wouldn’t do. With a peak blitz rating soaring to an astonishing 2848 as of November 2024, rabguaya201 dances through rapid-fire games with the grace of a knight on a midnight hunt.

Their blitz journey reads like a rollercoaster of brilliance and boldness: starting from a modest 1550 rating in early 2020, rabguaya201 rocket-launched into the upper 2700s and beyond, amassing an impressive 244 wins against 199 losses, supplemented by 60 draws — a statistical testimony to their relentless drive and tenacity. And yes, they’ve had some controversial spells, like a 5-loss losing streak, but who hasn't? Even chess superheroes face turbulence.

The player’s style is as solid as it is entertaining. Known for an incredible 88.5% comeback rate after losing material, rabguaya201 never throws in the towel early — their early resignation rate is a humble zero, proving they're in battles to the very last move. Their games tend to be marathons rather than sprints, with an average of 84 moves to win and a patient 100 moves to loss, showcasing a master’s endurance and love for the endgame, which they frequent in over 85% of their battles.

When asked “When do you perform best?”, the answer is unequivocal: early morning hours, around 5 AM — a strange hour for mere mortals, but perfect for blitz domination. Their preferred playgrounds of chaos include the mysterious “Unknown Opening” (because who needs labels when you can confuse opponents instantly?), the "Top Secret" (a name as cryptic as their tactics), and trusty classics like the Sicilian Defense Taimanov.

Opponents beware: rabguaya201’s current winning streak stands at 3 games, while their longest ever was an impressive 14 wins in a row. Though some rivals like alexrustemov and username1974 have proven tricky, others have fallen with a 100% defeat rate, making rabguaya201 a terror on the virtual battlefield.

Whether it’s a thrilling checkmate or a resignation victory, their final moves are often poetic. Take the most recent victory against “atom79” in June 2025 where the English Opening Mikenas Carls Flohr Variation led to a graceful resignation by the opponent — a well-deserved tribute to rabguaya201’s tactical mastery.

In short, rabguaya201 is not just a Grandmaster, but a blitz virtuoso whose unpredictable openings, resilience, and relentless fighting spirit make every game a gripping spectacle. Chess.com’s opponents are advised to keep their wits — and their clocks — close!

Links to recent games and openings can be found on their profile for the chess-curious and the aspirational alike.