Patryk Łagowski - International Master Extraordinaire
Meet Patryk Łagowski, known in the chess world by the enigmatic handle Szcz0015. An International Master recognized by FIDE, Patryk has proven time and time again that strategy and speed are their playground – all while occasionally testing the limits of sanity and caffeine intake!
Bullet Mastery
Patryk's bullet chess career is nothing short of prolific with over 19,000 games played! Clocking in a max rating of 2585 in 2024, this lightning-fast tactician boasts an impressive ~54% win rate using their favorite secret opening, which might as well be a guarded state secret. Their longest winning streak? A jaw-dropping 45 consecutive wins – enough to drive any opponent to pre-move or preemptive surrender!
Blitz and Rapid
Although rapid chess seems to be a quirky side quest for Patryk (with a modest rating hovering around 100), the blitz arena tells a story of dominance with a peak rating near 2390 and a victorious 76.6% win rate. Just one game played in 2024 at this speed? Clearly, Patryk prefers to keep rivals guessing.
Playing Style & Psychology
Patryk is the embodiment of resilience, with a staggering 89% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece – clearly a master of turning disaster into triumph. Also notable is a low tilt factor of 20, proving that even after a rough move or two, Patryk keeps their cool better than most (and probably drinks more coffee). Their penchant for long games is reflected in an average of 74 moves per win, showing a willingness to outlast and outwit.
The Opponents and Rivalries
With fierce rivalries against usernames like timelesslimitless and roacess275, Patryk keeps a balanced but ambitious rivalry scoreboard. Some opponents have never captured a win from Patryk, while others enjoy a friendly tussle — reflecting the variety of challenges Patryk welcomes with open arms and a sharp mind.
Fun Fact
Aside from being a powerhouse on the 64 squares, Patryk apparently has a "Top Secret" opening that no one can quite figure out—if chess ever had a James Bond, this would be it.
In short: Patryk Łagowski doesn’t just play chess — they dance with it, fight it, and most importantly, win with panache.