GM Hikaru Nakamura secured his seventh straight victory in the Bullet Brawl, finishing with 178 points and ahead of 218 titled players.

Nakamura's winning streak was fueled by a 23-game run in the early stages of the arena, during which he defeated several grandmasters and other titled players.

GM Oleksandr Bortnyk finished second with 146 points, narrowly edging out IM Yoseph Taher, while IM Aleksandr Usov came in fourth with 134 points.

Nakamura's dominance in the Bullet Brawl has become a regular occurrence, with the American making it increasingly difficult for his rivals to keep pace with him over the course of the two-hour arena.

The next edition of the Bullet Brawl is scheduled to take place on Saturday, with a prize fund of $1,000 and a 1+0 time control, featuring Chess.com's top bullet specialists.