Hi! Let me introduce to you.

Name: Aarav

Ethnicity: Sino-Indian

Age: 11

Actually, I have AUTISM. Yes, you saw that right! I am also a part of the DIVERSUM species, so I have superpowers. We all have superpowers in our life and we know that between the ages 15 and 16. I am also Left-Handed and have ADHD.

You want my FIDE ID? Here it is, 429064760.

What I achieved:

~1100 in Rapid (+400 Rating)
~850 in Bullet (+300 Rating)
~820 in Blitz (+200 Rating)
~2450 in Puzzles (+2000 Rating)
~1000 Puzzles Done
Highest in Puzzle Rush - 27
Completed ~900 Games

My Tilts :

Phase 1: 680 → 877

Phase 2: 877 → 882 (I didn’t play Rapid during this phase)

Phase 3: 882 → 885

Phase 4: 885 → 1004

Phase 5: 1004 → 865

Phase 6: 865 → 1086

Phase 7: 1086 → 987

Phase 8: 987 → 1084

Phase 9: 1084 → 1009

Phase 10: 1009 → 1084

Phase 10: 1084 → 1021

Phase 11: 1021 → 1045

My Rating goals:

1200 in Rapid after 1 month
Puzzles Rating 3000 after 1 month

My favourite openings:

1. King’s Gambit

Moves: 1.e4 e5 2.f4
Goal: Offer the f-pawn to open lines and dominate the centre.
Style: Romantic and explosive—ideal for early attacks and sacrifices.

2. Bird’s Opening

Moves: 1.f4
Goal: Control e5 and prepare kingside pressure.
Style: Flexible and aggressive, often transposes into reversed Dutch.

3. Bishop’s Opening

Moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4
Goal: Quick development and pressure on f7.
Style: Classical with tactical bite—can lead to early fireworks.

4. Traxler Counter Attack

Moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Ng5 Bc5
Goal: Sacrifice on f2 for a brutal counterattack.
Style: Ultra-aggressive and sharp—punishes early White attacks.

7. Albin Counter Gambit

Moves: 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5
Goal: Sacrifice a pawn for rapid development and pressure.
Style: Bold and risky—great for catching opponents off guard.

8. Italian Game

Moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4
Goal: Fast development and kingside pressure.
Style: Classical with lots of tactical potential.

9. Vienna Gambit

Moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.f4
Goal: Sacrifice for initiative and flexible attacking chances.
Style: Stylish and dangerous—perfect for creative players.

10. Rousseau Gambit

Moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 f5
Goal: Counterattack with f5 early.
Style: Risky but aggressive—can lead to sharp play.

11. Tennison Gambit

Moves: 1.Nf3 d5 2.e4
Goal: Sacrifice e4 for rapid development.
Style: Offbeat and tactical—great for blitz and rapid games.

12. Sturm Gambit

Moves: 1.f4 d5 2.c4
Goal: Sacrifice c4 to disrupt Black’s center and gain fast development.
Style: Offbeat, tactical, and aggressive—perfect for surprise attacks in blitz.

13. Latvian Gambit

Moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 f5!?
Goal: Sacrifice a pawn for a fast kingside attack.
Style: Wild, tactical, risky—perfect for surprise chaos.

Other openings I like:

Englund Gambit

Moves: 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5
Goal: Rapid development and surprise counterplay against 1.d4

Style: Aggressive, offbeat, and tactical—aims to provoke early mistakes and seize initiative.

Saragossa Opening

Moves: 1.c3
Goal: Quiet central control with potential transpositions.
Style: Offbeat and positional—good for confusing opponents.

Coaches I find good:

@RoelandPruijssers - Brilliant coach. Good courses. Great - organised website. Answered all my doubts which I would otherwise not find anywhere else clearly.
Website: chesscoachroeland.com
@CoachFMBgabor - Some of you may know him, as he has his old account @Bgabor91. Acceptable Coach. I haven’t taken any courses or used his subscription yet, but some of his introductions in his Patreon videos are very interesting. Do follow him!
Email: gaborbalazs1991@gmail.com
@Alexander_Butlerov - Found a good coach. I don’t know much of him yet, ‘cuz I met him recently, but he is very high rated. 2600+!!!
@ThinkSquareChessAcademy
@ChessMasteryOfficial

Titled Players I follow:

@ElijahLozogarStudent
@aaaao
@Rodgy
@juniortay

And BTW thanks for looking! See you soon.

Tune in more for updates! ‘Til then, keep gambiting and munching on hanging pieces! BYEEEE!!!

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