The Marathon Man of Blitz
Sree Sujon Sutradhor, known to opponents as Schessbd, is a volume shooter in the truest sense. Since April 2024, this relentless competitor has piled up more than 11,000 rated games, with blitz as the clear favorite. The rating graph is a story of steady climbing interrupted by spectacular faceplants, then more climbing.
Peak numbers include 1927 (2026-04-14) in rapid, 1916 (2024-04-24) in blitz, and 1660 (2026-07-31) in bullet, proof that the grind eventually pays off.
A Repertoire Built on Trust
If you want to understand Sutradhor's chess soul, look at the Caro-Kann Defense. It appears more than 1,400 times in blitz alone, with the Exchange Variation as a loyal sidekick. With the white pieces, the London System shows up again and again. The result is a player who is hard to surprise and even harder to blow off the board.
A typical starting point for this bread and butter:
Rivalries and Rematches
Every fighter needs a nemesis. For Sutradhor, that role belongs to domotrop, who has won 11 of their 13 meetings. ieremias77 also holds a narrow edge in a 16 game series. But the universe has balance: claudemir75 has lost 10 times in 13 games against Schessbd. These rivalries show a player who never dodges a rematch, win or lose.
Grit, Quirks, and Hard Numbers
The statistics paint a picture of stubborn resilience. Sutradhor's comeback rate sits at 83.24%, meaning most losing positions still end in a fight. A 13 game winning streak is neatly balanced by a 14 game losing streak, proof that the emotional pendulum swings hard. The tilt factor of 14 suggests the swings are real, but the best time to play is 10:00 AM, when the coffee kicks in.
- Endgame frequency: nearly 80% of games reach the endgame
- Average decisive game length: around 75 moves
- White win rate: 48.11%, Black win rate: 46.71%
- Longest winning streak: 13, longest losing streak: 14