Profile Summary: Kr V B (Rubikon1)
Meet Kr V B, better known in the chess world as Rubikon1—a bullet maestro and blitz enthusiast with an obsession for precision and speed that would give even Stockfish a run for its money. Starting from a humble 1372 bullet rating in 2021, Rubikon1 rocketed to a blistering 2603 by 2025, proving that endurance and dedication in over 50,000 bullet games truly make a difference. That's right, over fifty THOUSAND games and more wins than you can count on your fingers and toes combined!
When not tearing through bullet games, Rubikon1 dabbles in blitz and rapid chess, boasting respectable peaks of 2582 and 2327 respectively. With an average endgame frequency of nearly 90%, it's clear this player loves a good battle deep into the game—long drawn-out fights with nerves steeled for hours on end (or at least minutes... somewhere close). And with an incredible 100% win rate after losing a piece, you'd better believe Rubikon1 knows how to claw victories from the jaws of defeat.
Despite the ruthless onslaught in bullet games, where the Tilt Factor hovers around a manageable 17 (who likes losing, anyway?), Rubikon1's comeback rate is an almost mythical 91.63%. Losing a piece? No problem. Win or draw? Most likely, yes, especially with openings like the mysterious Top Secret strategy leading the charge to a 43-64% win rate depending on time control. It’s as if Rubikon1’s brain has embedded cheat codes for those clutch moments.
Off the board, Rubikon1 probably enjoys chess puns and cracking jokes about how their opening repertoire is "top secret" for a reason. Maybe even a little mischief—how else to explain the repeated use of openings with stealthy code names and nimble knights dancing around their opponents’ defenses?
With a longest winning streak of 22 games (that’s basically a match-winning performance) and a current streak ready to ignite the chess world, Rubikon1 is a force to be reckoned with on every square of the chess battlefield. So next time you face Rubikon1, beware: their bullet speed might just leave you breathless, but their strategic mind will surely leave you bewildered. And remember, resigning early isn't their style—they like it long, tactical, and unpredictable.
Chess really never sleeps for Rubikon1, and honestly, neither do their opponents.