Player Profile: ToProgress
Meet ToProgress, a blitz and bullet chess player who truly lives up to their name—always moving forward, sometimes with a dash of early resignation (87.26% of the time, in fact)! Their blitz rating peaked at a respectable 1735 in 2025, with a current solid 1540, while their bullet prowess clocks in at around 1601. Not too shabby for quick reflexes and tactical flair!
ToProgress has played over 6,300 blitz games, winning more than half of them, and maintains an impressive 57.3% win rate when playing with both white and black pieces—showing a balanced mastery no matter the color. Bullet games might be faster, but ToProgress still holds a strong 63.6% win rate there, proving their speed chess is not all flash and no substance.
Fun fact: their longest winning streak is a jaw-dropping 25 games. Though currently resting at zero wins in a row, don't bet against them—they have a comeback rate of about 10%, showing they’re never truly down and out. However, one should be wary; ToProgress has a notable tilt factor of 16, meaning sometimes the inner chess warrior gets a little rattled after losses.
When it comes to tactics, ToProgress tends to cut losses short but keeps an average of roughly 8 moves before sealing a victory—a speedrunner on the chessboard! Their approach might be summarized as "strike fast and sometimes quit faster," but this strategy seems to work in a universe where quick decisions and rapid play are the norm.
Socially, ToProgress has tangled with a colorful cast of opponents, including frequent battles with imdouglas_ferreira and seelogosrising, holding winning records against many of their rivals. Whether it’s weekend afternoons or late-night blitz marathons, this player knows when they're at their best—peak win rates lit up around midday and late evenings.
In short, ToProgress is the kind of player who makes chess feel like a fast-paced action film mixed with suspense, occasional agony, and the thrill of victory. Expect surprises, rapid moves, and maybe a timely resignation here and there—but if you challenge them, be ready for a battle lasting fewer than 10 moves on average!