trollingg: The Bullet Marauder Who Turned Volume Into a Rating Rocket
From 400 to the Bullet Stratosphere
trollingg has one of the most fitting usernames in online chess: a name that promises chaos, but a rating graph that shows relentless, almost obsessive consistency. Since September 2021, this bullet-first grinder has played more than 54,000 rated games and carved a path from 400 to a peak bullet rating of 2847 (2026-06-30). The preferred time control is bullet, no question. When the clock is the real opponent, trollingg feels at home.
The rise was not a slow boil. In the first few months, trollingg jumped from 400 to 1515. By the end of 2022, the rating was already near 2300, and in June 2026 the bullet peak hit 2847 (2026-06-30). Blitz also climbed to 2735 (2026-08-29), proving that the speed addiction was not limited to one format. The chart below tells the story of a player who simply refuses to stop hitting play.
A Repertoire Built on 1.e4 and Pure Repetition
trollingg's opening identity is loud, aggressive, and built around 1.e4. The Scandinavian Defense is his most frequent battleground, appearing in 4,365 bullet games. The win rate is a coin flip at 46.94 percent, but the sheer volume says a lot about his willingness to play the same fight over and over. The Sicilian Defense: Alapin Variation shows up 3,285 times in bullet and is his most common weapon with the white pieces.
The French Defense is one of his genuinely profitable bullet lines at 51.74 percent, and in Rapid play, the Barnes Defense becomes a monster at 76.92 percent. These are not the openings of a quiet positional artist. They are the tools of a volume shooter who believes that after 1,000 games in any sideline, the truth comes out. The data agrees.
The Rivalries That Defined the Grind
No player reaches 54,000 games without picking up a few familiar faces. The most played opponent is weenietrades, who faced trollingg 284 times. The scoreboard is brutally one-sided: 275 wins, 7 losses, and 2 draws for trollingg. If that is a rivalry, it is one built on friendship, pattern recognition, or possibly a very patient training partner.
The more honest test came against mathnerd55, with 112 games and a nearly even 55-51-6 record. That is the kind of rivalry that keeps a player sharp. Elsewhere, bongcloudberserker took 74 games but lost 62 of them, while matches against jdpachess and lovelifebro stayed competitive. trollingg may troll in the username, but the scoreboard against familiar names says business.
Marathon Streaks and a Comeback Heart
The career numbers are enormous. Across bullet, blitz, rapid, and daily play, trollingg has logged 15,101 bullet wins, 9,376 blitz wins, and a mountain of games that would be a full-time job for most people. The longest winning streak reached 17, while the longest losing streak was 16, which means the downs were real but the responses were even realer.
One of the most impressive hidden stats is the comeback rate of 87.26 percent. Even after losing material, trollingg still finds ways to claw back. The best hour to catch him is 13:00, when the win rate peaks. The name says troll, but the graph says something else: a player who treats chess like a marathon, one bullet game at a time.