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Trym Sørsdal

Trym Copenhagen Since 2013 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟
46.8%- 47.5%- 5.7%
Bullet 1397
337W 320L 26D
Blitz 1815
6477W 6831L 800D
Rapid 1924
378W 332L 42D
Daily 1721
457W 277L 56D

About Trym Sørsdal

Trym Sørsdal is a dedicated chess player known for his love of bullet chess and a solid foundation in blitz and rapid formats. Although not a grandmaster yet, Trym's journey through various time controls has shown steady improvement and commitment to the game.

Playing Style

Trym demonstrates a strong tactical awareness with a resilience that's evident in an impressive comeback rate of over 84%. He enjoys lengthy battles with an average of 66 moves per win and prefers steady, calculated play, often averaging captures around the 6th move. However, he's also known for a fair share of early resignations, showing he's not afraid to cut his losses when outplayed.

  • High Endgame Frequency: 75% of games reach the endgame
  • White pieces Win Rate: 48.8%
  • Black pieces Win Rate: 46%
  • Average Moves Per Win: 66
  • Average Moves Per Loss: 77

Strengths & Performance

Trym thrives in rapid chess with a strength-adjusted win rate of over 53% and holds a solid win rate in bullet and blitz games as well. His peak ratings highlight his growth:

  • Peak Rapid Rating: 1995 in April 2024
  • Peak Blitz Rating: 1883 in December 2024
  • Peak Daily Rating: 1903 in October 2023
  • Peak Bullet Rating: 1522 in May 2025

Trym’s preferred openings include the Caro-Kann Defense and the London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation, with respectable win rates against strong opposition.

Notable Achievements

  • Accumulated 5957 wins in blitz and over 560 wins in daily games.
  • Strong record against frequent opponents like "thechessgrater" with a nearly even score.
  • Longest winning streak of 21 games.
  • Known for a tactical mindset with a 44.29% win rate after losing pieces, showcasing great fighting spirit.

Fun Facts

  • Trym's best time of day to play is remarkably early: 6 AM. The early bird catches the chess worm!
  • Despite a “Tilt Factor” of 13, he manages to keep his cool and keep returning to the board for more battles.
  • His games average more moves when he loses than when he wins, so he really doesn’t give up easily.
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