Overview
Wilson Spaqi (aka superfast64) is a National Master and a celebrated online bullet specialist. They built a reputation playing thousands of lightning games, turning chaotic time scrambles into spectacular wins and occasional spectacular blunders. Wilson favors the blistering tempo of Bullet play but has shown deep understanding across Blitz, Rapid and Daily formats as well.
Career highlights & milestones
Wilson's timeline reads like a sprint: tens of thousands of online games, long winning streaks and a few humbling slides — all part of the journey of a National Master who loves speed chess.
- Titled: National Master (National)
- Preferred time control: Bullet — a true 1-minute/ultra-fast tactician
- Remarkable streaks: longest winning run 29 games; longest losing run 24 games; currently on a 2-game winning streak
- Huge volume: thousands of Bullet games played (wins, losses and draws across formats show an obsessive online grind)
- Peak recognition: 2690 (2024-07-20) — a testament to elite quickplay skill
Playing style & psychological profile
Wilson blends sharp tactics, practical endgame nosiness, and a willingness to play on the edge. Their games often go long for online chess — long enough that even Bullet fans occasionally check the clock twice.
- Style notes: high endgame frequency and long average decisive games (Wilson finishes fights rather than conceding).
- Tactical traits: strong comeback rate and solid win rate after losing material — they rarely give up the fight.
- Mental game: a modest tilt factor (24) — meaning when the wifi bites, so does Wilson’s mood.
- Best time to challenge them: around 15:00 local time (their peak hour for clean, ruthless play).
- Quirky stat: early resignation rate suggests Wilson occasionally spares opponents the long goodbye — or sometimes just rage-quits in comic timing.
Openings & preferences
Wilson's opening choices are practical and often aggressive — a mix of traditional sidelines and surprise weapons that suit rapid tactical play.
- Favorite systems in Bullet: Amazon Attack (and the Siberian Attack branch), Caro-Kann experiments, and the occasional Benoni Gambit.
- Strong win rates with: Benoni Gambit Accepted and Australian Defense in fast play; comfortable handling of the Caro-Kann — a reliable counterpunch.
- Curious about an opening Wilson often meets? See: Caro-Kann Defense and Amazon Attack
Memorable moments & sample game
Wilson has a knack for turning wild time scrambles into instructive tactics. Below is a short, sharable snippet of the kind of sharp miniatures they enjoy (viewer may auto-derive position from moves):
Sample Bullet skirmish (moves):
Stats snapshot & community links
Wilson's online footprint is massive: thousands of Bullet games with a nearly equal mix of wins and losses — the hallmark of someone who grinds volume and sharpens instincts every day. They face familiar foes frequently; one of the most-played opponents is Alan Stein.
- Format focus: Bullet specialist (primary performance and activity)
- Top-opponents: aliencowboy, gomatte, belljackson95 and others — great rivalries fuel rapid improvement
- See a quick rating trend chart:
Fun facts & miscellany
- Nickname fit: "superfast64" — because seconds matter and pre-moves are an art form.
- Wilson's games are SEO-friendly: keywords you might search for — "Wilson Spaqi", "National Master", "bullet specialist", "online chess" — all point to a grinder with serious speed-chess pedigree.
- Want to explore a deep opponent record? Try browsing their most-played rivals like Alan Stein.