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Mouksh Gogoi

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51.0%- 45.5%- 3.5%
Bullet 1857
4637W 4274L 278D
Blitz 1724
2462W 2155L 185D
Rapid 1970
2935W 2630L 241D
Daily 1306
378W 226L 10D

Overview

Mouksh Gogoi is a dynamic and sometimes delightfully cheeky chess player best known for a Bullet-first approach and a taste for unconventional gambits. Active across Bullet, Blitz, Rapid and Daily formats, Mouksh blends tactical flair with stubborn endgame tenacity — think fireworks in the opening, patient grinding later on.

  • Preferred time control: Bullet (fast, fierce, and furious).
  • All-time competitive footprint: ~21,187 recorded games across time controls.
  • Total career results (wins / losses / draws): 10,992 / 9,470 / 725.

Playing Style & Strengths

Mouksh’s chess reads like a high-energy playlist: rapid openings, occasional audacious sacrifices, then surprisingly long endgames. Opponents beware — a high comeback rate and solid endgame frequency mean games often swing late.

  • Endgame frequency: 68.75% (likes to finish what was started).
  • Avg moves per win: ~69; avg moves per loss: ~63 — games tend to be long and decisive.
  • Tactical resilience: Win after losing a piece ~49% of the time; comeback rate 81.47%.
  • Psychology: Tilt factor 14 — plays hot, cools off, then goes hot again.

Openings & Repertoire

Versatile but with favorite lanes: the Caro-Kann and a penchant for trickier sidelines like the Amar Gambit and Blackburne Shilling. In Bullet, Mouksh runs heavy volumes in the Amar Gambit and Caro-Kann; in longer time controls the Caro-Kann is a staple.

  • Signature lines (frequent and effective): Caro-Kann (many variations), Amar Gambit (Bullet favorite), Blackburne Shilling Gambit (trap specialist).
  • Strong Bullet repertoire: Amar Gambit — over 4,500 games (win rate ≈ 51%).
  • Reliable in Rapid & Blitz: Caro-Kann is a top performer across time controls.
  • Try this short Caro-Kann exchange sequence from Mouksh’s toolbox:

Career Highlights & Notable Peaks

Mouksh’s climb has memorable spikes and impressive runs, especially in fast play. Highlights below include official peak bursts and a quick glance at form over recent seasons.

  • Peak performance markers:
    • 1803 (2023-10-01) — a milestone in Bullet play.
    • 1945 (2024-08-31) — excellent form in Rapid events.
  • Notable recent stretch: sustained high activity in 2022–2024 with multiple hot streaks and a consistent presence at the top of daily leaderboards.
  • Rating trend snapshot (visual):
    Bullet Rating177616131449128511212020: 11752021: 15542022: 15842023: 16112024: 16282025: 17012026: 17222020202120222023202420252026
    — watch the rollercoaster; the thrills are mostly upward.

Records, Streaks & Opponent Notes

Mouksh has both marathon streaks and a habit of returning the favor when momentum swings.

  • Longest winning streak: 17 games.
  • Current winning streak: 4 games.
  • Longest losing streak: 14 games (we all have those weeks).
  • Most-played opponents (frequent rivals):
    • scayandinavian — 328 games (huge rivalry).
    • smonteschess — 167 games (many tactical scraps).
    • irlvikas — 99 games.
    • resistcheckmate — 66 games (Mouksh’s good record here).

Memorable Games

Mouksh’s repertoire produces traps and theatrical finishes. Below is a compact PGN extract representative of a clean Caro-Kann exchange — a favorite springboard for endgame finesse.

  • Sample Caro-Kann exchange:

Personality & Fun Facts

Off the board, Mouksh is equal parts strategist and showman. Expect a cheeky chat message after a spectacular blunder-then-recovery. Fans praise the resilience and the entertaining gamble-play in Bullet.

  • Best time of day to challenge Mouksh: around 19:00 (prime tactical hours).
  • Nicknames you might hear: “The Bullet Bard” (self-applied), “Caro-Kann Connoisseur”.
  • Fun stat: average first capture happens around move 6 — fast fights, then long fights.

Quick Links & Next Challenges

Want to study Mouksh or look for a match? Check frequent rivals and common openings to prepare. Practice the Caro-Kann and traps against Amar-style attacks.

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