I started playing chess when I was in 10th grade. Back then I used to play just for fun with my brother, nothing serious. Slowly I started learning some openings and new ideas, and that’s when I really got into it. Chess felt amazing at that time—every game felt like a new challenge, and I loved that feeling.

Now I don’t play as seriously as before, but I still enjoy the game a lot. These days I mostly play bullet, which is super fun but also a bit of a problem, because I feel like I’ve forgotten how to play real strategic chess. I know my calculation and planning have gone down, but the love for the game is still the same.

I’m always up for a match. Feel free to message me or challenge me anytime—I’ll be ready. Doesn’t matter if it’s a slow game where we think deeply, or a crazy fast bullet game full of blunders, I enjoy both.

For me chess is not just about winning, it’s about enjoying the game, learning something new, and having fun with people from around the world. Sometimes I play well, sometimes I mess up badly, but that’s the fun of it.

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