Aditya Mittal - Grandmaster Extraordinaire
Meet Aditya Mittal, the chess wizard whose brain is rumored to have a built-in engine! Awarded the prestigious title of Grandmaster by FIDE, Aditya's journey from a humble bullet rating of 1119 in 2014 to an eye-popping peak of 3060 in 2025 is nothing short of legendary. If chess were an Olympic sport, they'd probably own the entire podium.
Early Days
Like any true chess hero, Aditya started at the grassroots - dabbling in bullet games and grinding out wins and losses with equal gusto. By 2015, their bullet rating was already breaking through the 1500 barrier, and their blitz games revealed a solid tactical mind with ratings creeping close to 1900. But the real magic was yet to come.
Rise of a Grandmaster
Through relentless practice, stubborn defense, and the occasional blitz-inspired burst of madness, Aditya climbed the ranks at an astonishing pace. Their blitz rating smashed past 2900 and soared to over 3000 in the upcoming years, placing them among the titans of the game. Rapid and daily games weren't immune either — Aditya has displayed consistent strength with rapid ratings peaking close to 2600.
Playing Style & Personality
Known for a king's fianchetto and a secret fondness for the Van't Kruijs Opening, Aditya's style combines classical strategic depth with a flair for the unexpected. Their average game length hovers around 75 moves, suggesting a fighter who loves to squeeze every bit of advantage out of each position. Despite a tilt factor of 21 (chess emotions are real, folks!), their comeback rate is an impressive 84%, proving that giving up is simply not in their vocabulary.
Off the board, Aditya might be plotting their next victory or maybe just simmering over a stubborn opponent. They love to play around 6 PM, which is probably when their mental engine switches to turbo mode.
Memorable Game
In a recent battle, under the alias vinniethepooh (because who doesn't want to be a chess-playing bear?), Aditya triumphed with a flawless blend of patience and aggression, eventually winning on time after a complex struggle involving precise rook maneuvers and relentless pressure. It's safe to say their opponents might wish the clock always ticked a bit slower.
Stats at a Glance
- Peak Bullet Rating: 3060 (Feb 2025)
- Peak Blitz Rating: 3059 (Oct 2024)
- Peak Rapid Rating: 2598 (Aug 2019)
- Longest Winning Streak: 17 games
- Current Winning Streak: 7 games
- Comeback Rate: 84% (loser piece down, but never down for long!)
In summary, Aditya Mittal is not just a Grandmaster; they're a relentless force on the chessboard, a tactical gladiator, and occasionally the last friend you'd want to face in a bullet duel. If you ever get a chance to play them, beware: their moves come with a grandmaster’s precision and just a pinch of cheeky brilliance.