Arigbuh

Chess Player Profile: Arigbuh

Meet Arigbuh, a spirited and relentless chess player who dances through the ranks with a mix of perseverance, tactical surprises, and a sprinkle of humor. Rated around 800 in rapid chess recently, Arigbuh has battled through over 3,000 rapid games, showing an admirable win rate just under 50% but never shying away from a tough fight.

Though still climbing the ladder with a highest rapid rating peak just shy of 940 in early 2023, Arigbuh’s love for the game is unmistakable. Playing over 1,500 blitz games and more than a thousand in bullet format, this player is no stranger to quick moves and lightning-fast reflexes — even if the bullet rating hovers around the 300s. Hey, we can’t all be Magnus!

What's impressive? A comeback rate of nearly 80% – when the game looks lost, Arigbuh doesn’t throw in the towel but fights back with gritty tactical awareness. Also, their chess games average around 56 moves for wins, meaning they don’t just blitz through but dig deep into strategic battles.

Playing Style & Statistics

• Early Resignation Rate: A respectable 1.6%, showing stubbornness and stamina.
• Stick-to-the-end Endgames: Almost 64% of games reach endgames, proving stamina and love for the long haul.
• Playing Times: Appears to have the edge playing at midnight (best time to play), where the mind is as sharp as a bishop’s diagonal.
• White Pieces Win Rate: 48.3% - white often gets the upper hand.
• Black Pieces Win Rate: 45.1% - black fights back bravely.

Memorable Moments

Recent victories involved clever use of the Center Game and Nimzowitsch Defense culminating in a cheeky checkmate that probably left the opponents wondering what just happened.

Losses, on the other hand, included tough time scrambles and strong opponents making Arigbuh taste the bitter pill of defeat — but with a typical chess warrior spirit, each loss is just a chapter in the grand narrative of growth.

Fun Facts & Quirks

• Longest winning streak: 10 games (because when in form, Arigbuh runs hot like a laptop overheating mid-match).
• Longest losing streak: 14 games (even legends have their "blunder weeks").
• Favorite outcome? Resignation wins — because sometimes it’s sweeter to quietly tip the king instead of grinding it out.
• Tilt factor of 14 means sometimes the heat of battle leads to a few hasty moves, but hey, who doesn’t get a little salty in chess?

Opponent Highlights

Against some opponents, Arigbuh boasts a perfect win rate (100% victories) — talk about having nemeses slain! Against others, the record is less friendly, reminding us that chess is a game of evolving challenges and styles.

In Summary

Arigbuh is the determined underdog with a knack for lengthy, thoughtful battles and a stubborn refusal to back down from tough positions. Whether winning by checkmate, resignation, or even on time (those clock manipulations!), this player embodies the grinding spirit of chess enthusiasts everywhere — not always flawless, sometimes blitzing bullet games with questionable ratings, but always ready for the next match with a clever grin.

So, next time you face Arigbuh, prepare for a well-fought game that could last till the last pawn falls... or till the clock sneaks up on you!