International Master Spade
Meet Spade, the chess wizard who earned the prestigious title of International Master from FIDE—because "Grandmaster" just wasn’t challenging enough. Known in online chess circles as SaySpade4VIP, this player has blitzed through tournaments with a blend of crafty tactics, quick reflexes, and an endgame so strong it could probably checkmate a potato.
Rating and Style
Spade has dazzled the chess world with a peak Blitz rating soaring up to 2820 and a bullet peak of 2701—fast enough to rival a caffeinated squirrel. Their playing style showcases endurance in long endgames (over 80% endgame frequency), combined with a surprising flair for dramatic comebacks boasting an 88% comeback rate. Spade’s psychology? A Tilt Factor of 9 means they sometimes get a bit frustrated, but with a 99.48% win rate after losing a piece, they clearly use setbacks as fuel for victory.
Opening Secrets
When it comes to openings, Spade prefers to keep their secrets top secret—and it works! With a consistent winning rate of around 53% in blitz and an impressive 58% in bullet games employing their "Top Secret" opening, opponents can only guess what’s coming next. Spoiler: It’s not your grandma’s chess strategy.
Records and Rivalries
Over thousands of games, Spade maintains a solid overall record (over 2700 blitz wins and 740 bullet wins), with a longest winning streak pushing 20 games. Their opponent list reads like a who's-who of online chess, with some foes like hugotilt and boundless_strike having zero chance (100% win rate for Spade!), while others will be trying to break the ice quietly in hopes of cracking the Spade code.
Fun Facts
- Average moves per win hover around 78, so patience is a virtue.
- Has an uncanny ability to turn losing positions around.
- Loves playing at the scary hour of 2 AM, boasting a 61% win rate then—night owls, unite!
Whether you’re a casual chess fan or a seasoned competitor, Spade’s journey is proof that resilience, speed, and a little mystery make for a ferocious chess combatant. So next time you sit down for a blitz game, beware—Spade is probably already three moves ahead.