Urezovski: The Comeback Connoisseur of the Chessboard
Meet Urezovski, a chess player who treats each game like a rollercoaster ride — mostly because of an impressive 86.21% comeback rate. When life takes a piece, Urezovski’s style is simple: shake it off and wrangle victory from the jaws of defeat, or at the very least, make the opponent nervous.
Rating Rollercoaster
Starting humbly in mid-2017 with bullet ratings hovering between 736 and 940, Urezovski skyrocketed to a peak bullet rating of 1838 by November 2017. Blitz rating? A respectable peak of 952 achieved on the same victorious November day. Evidently, lightning-fast decisions are where Urezovski shines, though there’s still room to polish blitz skills.
Opening Favorites & Foes
Known for a fondness for the Caro-Kann Defense (boasting a neat 71.43% win rate) and an equal love-hate relationship with the Van t Kruijs Opening (a perfect 50/50 split), Urezovski's repertoire is as eclectic as it is strategic. Queen’s Pawn defenses, especially the Zukertort Variation, haven’t been the best friends, suffering a 0% win rate. But hey, every hero has an arch-nemesis!
Battle Stats & Memorable Streaks
- Total bullet wins: 57
- Total bullet losses: 68
- Longest winning streak: 10 games (because sometimes the universe must applaud)
- Longest losing streak: 12 games (the humbling phase that fuels growth)
- Current winning streak: 7 (riding high at present!)
Time & Style Preferences
Favorite time to play? 8 PM, where Urezovski’s win rate hits a perfect 100%. Plays best on Thursdays (yes, Thursdays!), winning every game played on that day, while Fridays seem a little tough with just about a 16% win rate.
Games tend to be thoughtfully long — victories average over 66 moves, losses slightly less fierce at about 56 moves. Urezovski doesn’t quit early, with an early resignation rate of just under 3%, showing a fighter’s heart until the very end.
Psychological Chess Wars
Despite occasional tilting (a tilt factor of 12), this player remains resilient, boasting a knack for bouncing back and turning tables. Rated games are notably 19% tougher than casual ones, which just means Urezovski saves their best tricks for serious matches.
Memorable Match Highlight
On a legendary November night in 2017, during a bullet duel on Chess.com, Urezovski delivered a checkmate victory using the Caro-Kann Defense in a carefully orchestrated assault. The game lasted 44 intense moves, concluding with a smooth Rc1# — a true "mic drop" moment.
Opponents Beware
Having played l1m96 an astounding 61 times, Urezovski has struggled with a win rate below 20% versus them —
clearly a rival who’s kept the pressure on. Other foes like bpjones have been friendlier, with about a 67% win rate.
In summary, Urezovski is the archetype of a resilient, dogged player who keeps fighting no matter what the board throws at them. Whether it’s bullet speed or blitz flair, this chess warrior ensures every piece counts — and every loss is just the warm-up for the next triumphant checkpoint.