Profile: zigzag2002
Meet zigzag2002, a National Master whose chess journey zigzags through the ranks with impressive persistence and flair. Earning the esteemed title of National Master from National, zigzag2002 has demonstrated a deep passion and a tactical eye that few can rival.
Since bursting onto the scene in 2013, zigzag2002's Bullet rating has rocketed from a humble 1364 to an awe-inspiring peak of 2813 in 2025. With a playing style that favors long, strategic battles (averaging nearly 69 moves per win), this player isn’t about quick tricks but about stamina and precision—though the occasional wild twist is never off the table, fitting for someone named "zigzag"!
Their tactical awareness shines brightly with a comeback rate north of 85%, and an almost magical 97.5% win rate after losing a piece. When the game gets tough, zigzag2002 fights back like a cornered knight, showing nerve and resilience that could make even Magnus pause.
Not just a Bullet specialist, zigzag2002 has also carved a reputation in Blitz and Rapid, boasting ratings over 2600 in Bullet and nearing 2600 in Blitz at peak times. Their favorite openings are as bold as their username suggests: a whimsical fondness for the Caro-Kann Defense's Fantasy Variation, and countless duels fought with the Sicilian's myriad subspecies. There’s a penchant for tactical complexity but always with an eye toward practical results.
Off the board, they have logged thousands of intense games, racking up over 8,000 wins in Bullet alone—with a near-equal share of losses, because what’s a zigzag without a few detours? The longest winning streak sits at a respectable 24 games, proving that when they're on, they’re unstoppable.
Whether it’s grinding out wins at 2 am or strategizing over a simmering cup of coffee at noon (their highest win rates are surprisingly during midday), zigzag2002 continues their journey with charm, wit, and a spiderweb of knights and bishops plotting every corner of the board.
So if you ever find yourself facing zigzag2002, expect the unexpected—even their name warns you not to take a straight path to victory.