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Tang’s 29-Game Streak Leads to Victory in 7th Bullet Brawl

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“Andrew Tang Wins Third Bullet Brawl of 2025, Joins Nakamura and Naroditsky as Three-Time Winners”

GM Andrew Tang Joins Elite Group with Third Bullet Brawl Victory in 2025

In a thrilling display of speed and skill, GM Andrew Tang added his name to the list of elite players who have won three Bullet Brawls in 2025. Tang’s impressive performance in Saturday’s event included a remarkable 29-game winning streak, securing him the top spot with 258 points.

Tang’s dominance in the arena was evident as he outpaced top players like GM Hikaru Nakamura and GM Yagiz Erdogmus, finishing ahead of them with 70 wins, one draw, and eight losses. His strategic gameplay and tactical prowess were on full display as he navigated through a field of 205 titled players to claim his seventh title overall.

WGM Aleksandra Maltsevskaya once again showcased her skills by winning the $100 best women’s prize, while Cesar Frank Talledo Lagos impressed with 78 wins and only six losses in the community event.

The next edition of Bullet Brawl is set to kick off on Saturday, March 15, at noon ET/18:00 CEST, promising another exciting showdown of top players vying for victory.

Tang’s journey to victory was not without its challenges, as he faced tough competition from GMs Nakamura, Arjun Erigaisi, and Alireza Firouzja. However, Tang’s strategic openings and relentless pursuit of victory propelled him to success, culminating in a well-deserved win.

With his latest triumph, Tang solidified his position as one of the most prolific winners in Bullet Brawl history, inching closer to the top spot on the all-time leaderboard. His impressive performance and unwavering determination serve as a testament to his skill and dedication to the game.

The games from this week’s Bullet Brawl can be reviewed here, offering a glimpse into the intense battles and strategic maneuvers that unfolded during the event.

Bullet Brawl continues to be a premier arena for top bullet specialists, attracting top GMs like Nakamura, Naroditsky, Tang, and more. With a $1,000 prize fund and a fast-paced 1+0 time control, the competition promises high stakes and thrilling gameplay for players and spectators alike.

Stay tuned for more updates and coverage of Bullet Brawl as the top players continue to showcase their skills and compete for victory in this exciting arena.

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