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Zoltan Nemeth (aka sakkvilag2) - International Master Extraordinaire

Meet Zoltan Nemeth, a chess virtuoso whose battles on the 64 squares have earned him the proud title of International Master from FIDE. Whether it's blitz or bullet, Zoltan's fingers move faster than you can say "checkmate," and his opponents often find themselves scratching their heads wondering what just happened.

Starting from a solid bullet rating of 2300 in 2013, Zoltan has shown a rollercoaster ride of tactical fireworks, peaking at an astonishing 2403 bullet rating in 2016. His blitz game has similarly dazzled, with highest ratings hovering around 2378 in recent years. Clearly, Zoltan's speed chess skills are so wicked even time sometimes surrenders.

And don't be fooled by his rapid-fire style — this player averages a whopping 80 moves per win in marathon endgames, showing stamina that would make a chess clock jealous. He’s also a master at comebacks, boasting a near 90% comeback rate and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece. They say losing a piece is game over, but not for Zoltan!

Off the board, Zoltan's tilt factor is a humble 9 — meaning he stays mostly zen, even when his bullet games get brutal. With a longest winning streak of 41 games, he’s a force that can leave entire opponent rosters in awe (and sometimes despair).

His secret weapon? An enigmatic opening performance dubbed “Top Secret” which racks up over 14,000 bullet games with a dazzling 64.8% win rate. The mystery deepens!

Zoltan’s opponents range from the familiar (kurokaro35 with a 90% win rate against him) to the oddly unfortunate (capatoday, who never quite got a win). Though some brave challengers like "wilspt" shine bright with a 100% win loss record against him, most fall prey to his tactical wizardry.

When asked about his secret to success, Zoltan just smiles and says, "Patience and speed are like coffee and cream: one without the other leaves a bitter taste." Whether you're a seasoned grandmaster or a weekend warrior, playing Zoltan Nemeth is a lesson in chess, speed, and never giving up.