allanleong31

Profile Summary: allanleong31

Meet allanleong31, a rapid chess player whose rating journey is as dramatic as a Shakespearean play — filled with thrilling victories, tough losses, and a sprinkle of draws to keep things interesting. As of mid-2025, allanleong31 has scaled a peak rating of 1603 in rapid chess, proving that persistence pays off in the ever-mercurial realm of online play.

A Tactical Rollercoaster

In over 313 rapid games since early 2025, allanleong31 has claimed 153 wins, suffered 143 losses, and drawn 17. Those familiar with the username know that it’s never dull — a careful mix of gladiator spirit and strategic finesse. With a longest winning streak of 7 games and an admittedly frustrating losing streak of 6, this player knows resilience like a pro.

Opening Repertoire: The “Top Secret” Playbook

While the_Top Secret opening might sound mysterious, allanleong31 has openly embraced it with nearly 90 games on record and a hefty win rate near 48%. Other favored defenses include the Pirc Defense and occasionally the Philidor Defense, with varying success. It’s fair to say this player dabbles boldly, even daring to test the waters of the Scandinavian Defense’s trickier lines — though maybe not with fan-favorite results (a humble 18% win rate on the Mieses Kotrc Variation)!

Playing Style & Psychological Notes

• Known for a low early resignation rate (~1.4%), allanleong31 fights till the last move, averaging nearly 71 moves per win — that’s some stamina!
• A master of comebacks, boasting a striking 78% comeback rate when down in material, displaying true grit.
• White pieces give a slight edge with a 50.3% win rate, while black remains no pushover at nearly 47.5%.
• Beware the tilt factor of 6 — apparently, losing a few games can ruffle the feathers, but who doesn’t get a little grumpy after a checkmate?
• Peak performance arrives between midnight and early morning: the best time is 1 AM, where win rates soar to 80%! Late night blitzing, anyone?

Noteworthy Battles & Rivals

Allanleong31 has faced a colorful cast of opponents but recently ran into some trouble against the notorious ajayhooda51 and sridam291. Yet, with opponents like johanlibertini in the books as a latest conqueror, our player shows they still pack a punch when it counts — one recent victory even ended with a resignation at move 49 after a well-fought battle in the Scandinavian Defense.

What’s Next for allanleong31?

With a proven passion for grinding out results and a playful yet strategic edge, allanleong31 is a player to watch. Whether opening with a secret weapon, dragging games into long endgames, or catching opponents off-guard at the midnight hour, one thing’s clear: this chess enthusiast is here to stay, keep learning, and maybe crack 1700 soon — all while keeping the chessboard entertained.

Checkmate or not, allanleong31’s game is a story worth following. Stay tuned!