Ritviz Parab (Rutvij09) - International Master Extraordinaire
Meet Ritviz Parab, known in the chess world by the username Rutvij09, an International Master whose bullet games practically rocket across the board at lightning speed! With a peak bullet rating soaring close to 2900, Ritviz embodies the true spirit of fast and furious chess, combining tactical brilliance with the relentless energy of a caffeine-fueled grandmaster.
Ritviz's chess journey is marked by an adventurous playing style and ironclad endurance. Famous for a staggering longest winning streak of 18 games and a commendable comeback rate of nearly 79%, this player wears resilience like a second skin. Opponents beware: surrendering a piece doesn’t guarantee victory here, as Ritviz often flips the script with a win rate near 49% even after losing material!
Although the average game length hovers around 70 moves—long enough for a Netflix episode—Ritviz's endgame prowess shows why patience is a virtue, with a frequent endgame appearance rate of over 75%. This player’s mindset? Don't just survive, thrive until the final move and then checkmate with style.
When it comes to openings, Ritviz keeps secrets tighter than a grandmaster's poker face, playing a "Top Secret" repertoire in thousands of bullet games with about a 51% win rate. But throw in a Pirc Defense or an Italian Game, and Ritviz can unleash deadly assaults that leave opponents wondering what just happened.
Off the board, Ritviz seems to be at peak form during the late afternoon - specifically around 5 PM - a prime time to witness some dazzling tactical fireworks. However, a tilt factor of 12 reminds us that even IMs have their off days (hey, humans are human!). But rest assured, the spirit of the game and the quest for victory keeps this player rolling.
Whether blitzing through opponents or grinding out wins in rapid games, Ritviz Parab’s chess adventures are an electrifying story in progress. You’d be wise to keep an eye on the Rutvij09 profile for dazzling games and masterful victories—you might just learn a thing or two (or get checkmated in under 30 moves).
Fun Fact:
Ritviz once won a game by checkmate so fast even the chess clock blinked in surprise! If checkmating were an art, Ritviz would be Picasso with a pawn.