Ramazan

Ramazan: The Blitz Maverick

Meet Ramazan, the chess player who’s been clicking away at the board since at least 2020 – and accumulated enough games to qualify as a grandmaster of stamina, if not yet in title. Known in some circles by the enigmatic username ramazan198181, he’s a blitz enthusiast with over 36,000 blitz games under his belt, averaging a respectable rating hovering around 1600 – solidly competitive, but with plenty of room to sneak in some “blunder and recover” moments.

Ramazan’s chess journey is a tale of endurance and resilience. His longest winning streak was an impressive 15 games, and he currently enjoys a modest 2-game winning streak – no surprise if his opponents are still sniffing the fumes from his last tactical onslaught. His win-loss-draw record speaks volumes about his relentless style: roughly equal wins and losses in blitz, with a sprinkle of draws when both sides cautiously eye the clock, trying not to flag.

His style? Let’s just say Ramazan isn’t afraid to play the long game — his average winning games stretch over 70 moves, and losses aren’t far behind, averaging almost 69 moves. He’s a patient player who loves the endgame, with it occurring in over 74% of his games. Early resignations are rare, just about 1.5%, so expect to get dragged into a marathon if you play him!

By day and hour, Ramazan shows some curious patterns: he almost dominates the 1 AM hour with a 52.87% win rate and promises the highest win rate at 21:00 with nearly 52%. Perhaps night owls and evening strategists dominate his league. On weekends like Saturdays and Sundays, his win rates dip just under 48.5%, so maybe Ramazan is busy recharging with pizza and memes.

What’s special about Ramazan? His tactical awareness is pretty fantastic — he boasts an 84.87% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. That’s chess Jedi-level stuff. His tilt factor is relatively low at 16, so even if you try to push his buttons, he’s more about calm calculation than rage quitting.

And the openings? Well, Ramazan has a mysterious “Top Secret” playlist for all modes, with a win rate just shy of 50% across the board. Though the exact moves he uses remain classified, you can bet he’s cooking up some spicy lines to keep opponents guessing.

In the bullet arena, he’s less solid but still formidable, capable of twitch-move blasters rated in the 1300s. In daily chess, Ramazan’s play peaks at around 1300-1290 level, showing versatility across formats.

Ramazan: the steadfast, the resilient, the strategist with a dash of mystery. If you challenge him, prepare for a battle of wits that tests both your grit and your moves. And if you lose, he’ll probably come back at you and win after you’ve taken his queen!