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Suspicious_Fellow GM

Since 2025 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟
65.7%- 18.6%- 15.7%
Blitz 2961
138W 39L 33D

Overview

Suspicious_Fellow is a FIDE Grandmaster and a sensational blitz specialist. Known for explosive time scrambles and deep practical preparation, this player climbed to a peak blitz rating of 2935 on 2026-03-28. Suspicious_Fellow blends creative opening choices with tenacious endgame technique, making opponents suspect everything and trust nothing.

Preferred time control: Blitz. Strengths include tactical awareness, a 0.73 strength adjusted win rate in blitz, and a remarkable comeback ability.

Playing Profile

  • Title: Grandmaster
  • Preferred time control: Blitz
  • Blitz record: 125 wins, 29 losses, 18 draws
  • Peak blitz rating: 2935 (2026-03-28)
  • Peak date: 2026-03-28
  • Longest winning streak: 27 games
  • Typical game length: long for blitz, average decisive game around 80 moves

Opening Highlights

Suspicious_Fellow surprises both as White and Black. Below are standout opening performances in blitz play. Use the links for quick term lookups.

  • Exceptional against the Caro-Kann: 100% win rate in recorded samples. Caro-Kann Defense
  • Australian Defense specialist with a strong record as Black, high win rate and practical play. Australian Defense
  • Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack shows aggressive handling and a 75% win rate. Amazon Attack
  • Comfortable handling of the French and Czech Defenses, plus creative outings like the Barnes Defense.

Tempo and Timing

Suspicious_Fellow is a clock warrior. Performance varies by hour and day, with striking trends that rivals and coaches pay attention to.

  • Best hour to play: early morning around 04:00 local time.
  • Top weekday results: Thursday and Saturday produce the highest win rates.
  • Excellent comeback rate and solid win rate after losing material, showing tactical resilience.

Notable Runs and Psychology

This Grandmaster has had long streaks and a short tilt profile, which makes for consistent performance in long blitz sessions. Comeback rate is superb at 84.8 percent, and one-sided losses are practically nonexistent. Opponents often find themselves bewildered by fast time pressure converts.

  • Longest winning streak: 27 games
  • Longest losing streak: 5 games
  • Tilt factor: low

Sample Resources

Explore quick visual and interactive pointers. The chart below traces blitz rating progress, and the embedded sample game and PGN let you replay a typical sharp encounter.

  • Rating trend:
    Blitz Rating297328582743262825132025: 25512026: 293520252026
  • Peak rating stat: 2935 (2026-03-28)
  • Player profile example opponent: typical_gm
  • Example game with a dramatic finish: Thrilling Finish
  • Quick replay of a sharp Caro-Kann sequence:

Fun Facts

  • Nickname analysis: opponents call them suspicious because the moves look dubious until the clock runs out.
  • High endgame frequency: Suspicious_Fellow often steers positions to complex, technical endgames rather than quick finishes.
  • Favorite defensive surprises include the Australian Defense and the Barnes Defense, both used to confuse prepared opponents.

Quick Stats Snapshot

  • Win rate when rated below opponent: 83%
  • Win rate when rated above opponent: 51%
  • White win rate: 76.19%, Black win rate: 69.32%
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