FIDE Master Adam Kujawski
Once upon a board of 64 squares, a chess phenome-non named Adam Kujawski emerged, gracefully orchestrating tactical symphonies and positional ballets worthy of a true FIDE Master. With the precision of a cell dividing and the cunning of a predatory species in the wild, Adam navigates the battlefield where every pawn and knight plays a vital role in the survival of his chess kingdom.
Evolution of a Rating
Adam's rating has fluttered through the ecosystems of chess time controls, thriving with a Blitz peak around 2518, Bullet streaks up to 2412, and Rapid performances touching over 2193. His journey sees a fascinating interplay of wins, losses, and draws—like the ebb and flow of predator and prey in a complex food web.
Playing Style: A Biological Perspective
- Endgame Frequency: A remarkable 80.27%—Adam prefers lingering in the genetic labyrinth of endgames, proving his mettle when resources dwindle and survival is most crucial.
- Average Moves Per Win/Loss: With wins averaging nearly 70 moves and losses around 78 moves, his games resemble extended cellular mitosis, slow and meticulous.
- Tactical Adaptability: A comeback rate of 84.09% and a flawless win rate after losing a piece displays Adam's remarkable regenerative abilities — a true champion of resilience.
- Psychology & Tilt: A tilt factor of just 14 suggests this chess organism stays calm in its ecosystem, rarely disrupted by environmental stressors.
Opening Ecosystems: Where Adam Feeds
Adam’s chess repertoire is a well-adapted habitat, enjoying the “Kings Indian Attack” with a dominant 66.67% win rate in Blitz, and the mystical “Italian Game” with consistent success across multiple formats. His flexible opening DNA ensures survival amidst the diverse opponents he encounters daily.
Record and Encounter Patterns
Adam has logged an epic 19,042 Blitz games with a nearly balanced record of wins and losses—proof of a species battling fiercely for dominance. His “most played opponents” are frequent sparring partners, akin to species sharing a niche, constantly evolving their strategies against each other.
Fun Fact – The Finer Cells
With an early resignation rate of just 0.28%, Adam is like a predator who never surrenders territory lightly, even when prey appears scarce. Every game is fought with brainpower, patience, and endurance.
From Blitz bones to Rapid reflexes, Adam Kujawski continues his evolutionary ascendance through the ranks of chess mastery—an organism whose survival instinct is checkmate.