Profile Summary: totalnutter
Meet totalnutter, a blitz virtuoso who’s been rollercoasting through the chess realms since 2012. Starting with a modest blitz rating of 1563, they catapulted to a peak around 2387 in 2025 — a true blitz aficionado who plays more games than most people have socks, boasting over 44,000 blitz games with nearly as many wins (22,295) as losses (22,444). Talk about dedication, or maybe just a healthy obsession!
Rapid and bullet chess? Sure, totalnutter dabbles with respectable peaks of 2060 in rapid and 2239 in bullet, showing versatility in speed chess. But blitz is where they truly shine — partly because, with an early resignation rate of 99.72%, it’s less about the long grind and more about quick instincts (and possibly some “I give up” moments).
Armed with a longest winning streak of an impressive 27 games, totalnutter can go on streaks that make opponents question reality. Yet the current streak stands humbly at 1, proving that even chess warriors deserve coffee breaks. Their favorite opponent is anyone looking for a challenge, but certain rivals like "h-hess28" and "outrunyou" have been regular sparring partners, with win rates hovering around 50%–55%, keeping things exciting.
When playing as black, totalnutter slightly outperforms white pieces, maintaining a 50.09% win rate vs. 49.08%. It’s the kind of psychological edge you don’t brag about but definitely appreciate when it works in your favor.
Off the board, totalnutter’s style suggests a love for drama: a mind that resigns early but fights fiercely, a player who isn’t afraid to admit defeat (quickly), but also known for unexpected comebacks with a 30% comeback rate and strategic resiliency after losing pieces (36% win rate).
And let’s be honest: with over 27,000 blitz games in 2024 alone, totalnutter is either the most relentless chess machine or just can’t stop clicking “play.” Either way, one things is clear — this player lives and breathes chess with a dash of nutty flair.
Fun fact: Despite the intense fast-paced style, totalnutter maintains a tilt factor of just 24 — which basically means a zen master trapped in a blitz addict’s mind.