Roktim Bandyopadhyay - International Master Extraordinaire
Meet Roktim Bandyopadhyay, who has fiercely earned the chess title of International Master from FIDE, proving that they don't just play chess—they own the board. Known in the virtual arenas by the username Roktimb, Roktim is a bullet chess wizard with a peak rating just shy of 2500 (2495 to be exact), showcasing lightning-fast moves coupled with deep strategy.
With over 670 bullet games under their belt, Roktim boasts an impressive win rate of 63%+— not bad when games last only minutes or seconds! Their longest winning streak? A jaw-dropping 34 games. That’s enough consecutive wins to make the chess gods blink.
Roktim’s style could be called a marathon in a sprint: while their average winning game finishes around 63 moves, losses drag a bit longer at about 82 moves—because giving up early is simply not in their DNA. And speaking of comebacks, their comeback rate of nearly 86% and a 100% win rate after losing a piece suggests a never-say-die attitude that opponents surely dread.
When taking on opponents, Roktim is basically a rockstar. They’ve triumphed over well over half their frequent adversaries, including a 100% winning record against several competitors, proving they don’t just beat people—they obliterate bad habits. But watch out: they have a soft spot for a handful of challengers who manage to sneak past their defenses now and then.
Day or night, Roktim is ready to rumble. Whether it’s a quiet morning hour or the dead of night, their win rates often hover well over 60%, with peaks hitting perfect 100% wins at oddball hours like 4 AM or 5 PM. If you see Roktim online, better prepare for a chess fight because casual play is not their style.
And guess what? Roktim never sulks after a tough game—known as having a tilt factor of just 5, they keep a cool head and keep charging forward like a knight on a mission.
In summary, Roktim Bandyopadhyay is a fierce, resilient, and tactical chess warrior with a penchant for fast-paced battles and long-lasting strategies. Opponents beware: whether it’s bullet chess or mental chess warfare, “Roktimb” is a name you won’t forget.