1 minute chess is the most stressful thing I've ever played

Bullet is a lot of fun but a lot of times I don't realize that I've stopped for 10-15 seconds to think until I look at my clock lol

Are there any metrics on "1 min games won by checkmate" versus "1 min games won by just moving randomly, but quickly, in an attempt to get the other person to lose on time?

I think of it as:
50% premoves
10% mouse speed
20% quick thinking
10% knowing when to do random moves to make sure you don't lose on time
10% skill

I think of it as:
50% premoves
10% mouse speed
20% quick thinking
10% knowing when to do random moves to make sure you don't lose on time
10% skill
I think of it as
10% luck
20% skill
15% concentrated power of will
5% pleasure
50% pain
and 100% reason to remember the name
and some people even feel jealous when you beat a GM in that and say it's one minute you will be dust in 30 minutes or like that so i never share my 1 minute games.Its not real chess just for fun speed

In 1 minute games I always set my mouse speed at 0.5 of a second per move - so I can get a Max. 120 moves in before losing on time.
Here's the version I say i use on iPad-
0% pre moves
0% mouse speed
10% click speed
30% quick thinking
20% opponent not being good at quick thinking
15% skill
20% time management
5% when you have 5 seconds left an are like "RANDOM MOVES!"

https://youtu.be/a_vm5aXip_U The Speed Kicks In - 1 Min Bullet: Addicted to Speed, Chess Fun v Super Bot.
I'll often curse if I blunder in a normal game but I was on the edge of my seat for every bullet game and frequently swore at my inept moves. In my defence, I've never played it before.
Either way it's quite fun but very annoying to lose (or win) on a timeout.
First time posting and I don't know exactly why I am