ram1zan: The Blitz Grandmaster of the Late Night Lobby
ram1zan is a FIDE Grandmaster whose preferred battlefield is Blitz. With a username that looks like a keyboard slip and a playing style that leaves opponents seeing double, he has built one of the most active and intimidating profiles in online chess.
A Name That Lies, A Rating That Does Not
The "1" in ram1zan might suggest a beginner account, but his results say otherwise. This Grandmaster has stacked thousands of online games, mostly in Blitz and Bullet, and reached a peak Bullet rating of 3111 (2021-10-05). His Blitz game peaked at 2999 (2021-02-04), just one point shy of the 3000 club. He is the kind of player who makes you refresh the page just to check if the numbers are real.
The chart above traces his Bullet rating from a lively 2017 debut to the dizzying 3000+ zone in 2020 and 2021. Growth was not always smooth. There were swings, slumps, and comebacks, but the trajectory was unmistakable.
An Unorthodox Opening Laboratory
Open the database and patterns emerge. ram1zan loves the Scandinavian Defense with Black, playing it hundreds of times and turning a so-called simple opening into a weapon. He also revisits the Alekhine Defense and the Sicilian Defense with a willingness to walk into sharp, offbeat lines. The Amaar Gambit, the Dory Defense, the Czech Defense: his repertoire seems designed to make opening books cry.
His favorite openings are not always the most theoretical. They are the ones that create imbalance, force early decisions, and give him the kind of messy midgames he seems to enjoy most.
- In Bullet, he scored 60% or better with the Scandinavian Defense and the Czech Defense.
- In Blitz, the Sicilian Defense appears among his go-to choices with a healthy score.
- He is just as comfortable with unorthodox moves as he is with classical setups.
Familiar Faces and Fierce Rivalries
Consistency at high speed requires a cast of recurring villains. No one appears in his record more often than Arystanbek Urazayev, with over 400 meetings across time controls. ram1zan has won the lion's share of those battles, but the volume alone shows a mutual respect. Another frequent partner in chaos is Kazybek Nogerbek, a 243-game rivalry that helped shape his aggressive style.
These repeated matches create a unique chess education. Facing the same opponent hundreds of times forces a player to expand their opening repertoires just to survive.
The Comeback King
Here is the most dangerous part of ram1zan's game: he does not stop. His comeback rate sits at 87%, and he still wins more than 53% of games after losing a piece. His average decisive game runs well over 80 moves, which means he is happy to defend, counterattack, and convert endgames that others would have abandoned. His longest winning streak reached 24 games, while his longest losing streak was 15, a reminder that even giants bleed.
Late Night Legend
Data shows his highest win rates arrive around 3 a.m., with another surge in the early morning hours. Put simply, ram1zan is the player you find online when everyone else has gone to bed. He checks with rooks more often than any other piece, nearly 8,700 times across his recorded games, and he reaches the endgame in over 82% of battles.
Final Verdict
ram1zan is not a cautious Grandmaster. He is a volume-shooting, endgame-grinding, comeback-crafting Blitz specialist with a bullet rating that touched 3000. His games are chaotic, his opening choices are fearless, and his clock management is relentless. If you meet him in a late-night lobby, bring coffee, bring patience, and maybe bring a drawing weapon.