sboeck

Profile Summary: sboeck

Meet sboeck, a formidable chess player whose bullet and blitz prowess is nothing short of legendary on the digital boards. Starting off in 2012 with a modest blitz rating of around 2134, sboeck has evolved over the years, climbing the dizzying heights of the chess ladder with a peak bullet rating of 2603 in November 2024 and a peak blitz rating touching 2542 in February 2025. Not bad for someone who probably still misplaces their coffee on the table mid-game!

Known for an aggressive yet calculated style, sboeck has a knack for early resignations at a low rate of 0.26, possibly just to save time for the next round of brilliance. Their games often stretch long, with an average of about 74 moves per win, showing a mix of patience and strategic endurance, much like a marathon runner who occasionally sprints... and sometimes trips.

Sboeck’s psychological resilience is impressive, boasting a comeback rate of 81.61%—a true phoenix on the board, rising from the ashes of lost pieces and precarious positions. Yet, there’s a hint of the human element: a tilt factor of 13, and an intriguing best playing time at 5 AM, suggesting sboeck might just be a chess vampire thriving as the rest of the world sleeps.

Statistics at a Glance

• Total Bullet Wins: 16,654
• Total Bullet Losses: 13,301
• Total Blitz Wins: 208
• Total Blitz Losses: 110
• Longest Winning Streak: 29 games (don't even ask)
• Current Winning Streak: 1 game (always room to grow)
• Favorite Opening (Bullet): Top Secret (Won 16,442 out of 31,544 games)
• Favorite Opening (Blitz): Also Top Secret, with a 60.12% win rate

Playing Style & Strengths

Sboeck favors the classics but isn't afraid to dabble in less straightforward lines like the French Defense Exchange or the King's Indian Attack, where they boast up to a 70% win rate. Despite the mystery around their gender and background, their chess tells a tale of strategic mastery blended with some quirky timing choices (hello, 5 AM fan club!).

Recent Memorable Battles

Their most recent victory was a tour de force in the French Defense Advance Paulsen-Milner Barry Gambit, winning on time with some slick maneuvering that could easily inspire a chess thriller. On the flip side, losses come too, like the one against SkodaGolf where the opponent claimed victory on time, reminding us all that even sboeck has to watch the clock sometimes.

Whether dazzling opponents with fireworks or grinding down games to a slow, strategic victory, sboeck’s passion for chess is as relentless as their game count—which clocks in at tens of thousands of bullet games alone. And if you dare to face them, be ready: their record against chessblitzer2332 is a fierce 142 wins out of 241 games — you’re officially warned!

In sum, sboeck is a chess virtuoso wrapped in a cloak of mystery and caffeine, forever chasing that next brilliant move and the sweet taste of victory, all while grinding through the bullet arena with the speed of a knight on steroids.