FIDE Master
Not self-awarded. Not decorative. Official title.
3093 peak bullet. 2271 FIDE. Top 7 in the country. Pan-Am Blitz champion. Entirely too much aura for one browser tab.
THE PREMISE
The opening is prepared. The middlegame is controlled. The endgame is already being explained to the opponent.
At Penn, there are thousands of high-achieving students. On sixty-four squares, however, this website has reached a different conclusion: there is only one main character.
THE RECEIPTS
Not self-awarded. Not decorative. Official title.
One-minute chess at a rating where time itself starts looking optional.
Strong enough to make “I’m decent at chess” offensively understated.
At this point the website has stopped pretending to be subtle.
Because apparently normal speed chess was not sufficiently disrespectful.
Internal model failed. Engineers have been notified.
AURA ANALYTICS
— pennchess.com editorial board, famously neutral
THE LORE
Book theory ends when Justin decides it has served its purpose.
You call it complications. He calls it “basically winning.”
Technically drawable. Spiritually over.
“You were fine until move 17.” The sentence arrives whether requested or not.
> loading Penn chess evaluation model...
> player detected: FM Justin Lee
> bullet peak detected: 3093
> FIDE rating detected: 2271
> national rank: top 7
> Pan-Am Blitz result: 1st
> WARNING: aura metric overflow
> conclusion: position completely winning
FINAL VERDICT
The self-proclaimed GOAT of Penn Chess.
Result exceeded available numerical precision.