Julius Muckle - International Master
aka UNDERTAKER2001 on the chess battlefield
Julius Muckle is an International Master recognized by FIDE, known for storming the chess arena with a blend of tactical brilliance and an almost supernatural resilience. Reputed to have an 85.92% comeback rate, Julius might lose a piece, but losing the game? That's practically unheard of.
Rating Journey
Progressing steadily over the years, Julius's pinnacle blitz rating has soared to an impressive 2700 by 2025—a feat that would make even grandmasters sit up and take notes. His blitz and bullet games are a whirlwind of strategy and speed, with peak bullet ratings touching 2648, proving that Julius isn’t just a calculator but a lightning-fast tactician.
Playing Style and Quirks
With a penchant for long, intense battles, Julius averages over 71 moves per win and even longer losses, indicating that every game is a marathon, not a sprint. A slight tendency for early resignation at 0.69% shows that this player knows when to throw in the towel, but only after a dignified fight.
Julius’s psychological resilience is notable, boasting a low tilt factor of 12, but struggles slightly when switching from rated to casual games, with a noticeable 40.42% difference in win rate—apparently, the casual games aren’t casual enough!
Achievements and Records
- Longest Winning Streak: 20 games
- Current Winning Streak: 2 games (watch out, he's on a roll!)
- Win Rates: Dominates blitz with over 51%, bullet slightly stronger at 52.5%, and a jaw-dropping 95% in rapid formats.
Opponent Highlights
Whether facing longtime rivals or new challengers, Julius maintains a fierce competitive edge. Some recent triumphs with perfect win rates include opponents like aakash-dalvi7, gmprettyboy, and danielili123. But even the best have off days—cough, idiot33333, cough.
Fun Facts
- Sometimes called the "Top Secret" chess master due to consistently mysterious and unpredictable opening choices.
- Prefers the late-night hours for chess duels — with exceptional win rates at 0:00 and 6:00 AM. Are the zombies of chess? Possibly.
- Claims a near-legendary status in bullet chess, slinging moves faster than you can say "checkmate."
When Julius isn't dazzling opponents across the chessboard, rumor has it they enjoy long walks—through 50-move endgames—searching for that elusive, flawless mate.