o GM

Grandmaster o (aka rn2)

Meet o, a chess Grandmaster with a flair for bullet and blitz games that would make even the staunchest marathoner gasp for breath. Rated in the high 2000s for bullet and over 2200 in blitz, o is no stranger to speed and precision — lightning-fast reflexes combined with tactical wizardry have earned them serious respect on the 64 squares.

Career Highlights & Playing Style

O’s chess journey is like a rollercoaster of epic battles: a peak bullet rating of 2517 in July 2011 and a blitz peak of 2211 only a month earlier. With a whopping 72.6% bullet win rate playing the elusive "Top Secret" opening, o’s opponents can’t help but wonder what’s happening until it's checkmate—and often, by move 30 (or less).

Known for a low early resignation rate (under 1%), o usually fights til the board cracks. Their average winning games extend beyond 79 moves, demonstrating both stamina and a love for thrilling endgames—no quick draws here! Win rates are delightfully balanced whether playing White (65.8%) or Black (67.7%), proving versatility across the battlefield.

Tactical Wizardry & Psychology

Their 89.7% comeback rate and a 66.1% win chance after losing a piece confirm o's knack for turning the tables—chess is never over until it’s over. Tilt factor is impressively low at 10, indicating a calm, collected mind even in stressful moments. And if you want to catch o at their absolute best? 5 AM games are the secret sauce to success.

On-the-Clock and Off-the-Clock

When the clock ticks down, o shines brightest, especially in bullet where fast decisions matter most. They hold an extraordinary record of 237 wins by timeout, proving that sometimes just managing time beats managing tactics. With a longest winning streak of 18 games, o knows how to build momentum and ride it — until the inevitable loss (the longest streak was 10, because hey, even grandmasters have off days).

Memorable Match

In a recent notable victory, o outmaneuvered a 2200+ opponent through a tangled Benoni Defense, slipping into a winning endgame that forced resignation by move 70. The game was a masterclass in patience and precision, and a reminder: underestimate this Grandmaster at your own peril.

Fun Facts

• Most played opponent: tyfweys (56 thrilling clashes!) with a winning dominance of over 85%.
• O’s favorite hours to play? Noon to afternoon and early morning, with a win rate over 70% at 12 PM.
• Despite the intense pace, o rarely gives up early—only about 0.9% of games end in early resignation. Dedication through every pawns’ push!

In sum, o is a chess Grandmaster whose blend of speed, tactical brilliance, and mental fortitude make every match both a chess lesson and an adrenaline rush. Ready your boards and clocks — the next bullet or blitz duel with o promises to be a wild ride!