ashujoon1

Profile Summary: ashujoon1

Meet ashujoon1, a chess battler whose journey is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride across the 64 squares! Rising from a modest Rapid rating of 231 in early 2024 to an impressive 671 in 2025, this player’s commitment to the game is clear—along with a flair for persistence that even chess grandmasters might admire (or envy).

With over 700 Rapid games under their belt in 2025 alone, ashujoon1 boasts a battle-tested record of 348 wins, 299 losses, and 66 draws. The Blitz profile may be younger and smaller in scale, but it still reveals a gritty fighter with a respectable 2 wins out of 5 frantic lightning duels.

The opening repertoire of ashujoon1 reads like an adventurous chess travelogue. They wield the King’s Pawn Opening in the Kings Knight Variation and the Scandinavian Defense like trusted companions, achieving over 54% and 54% win rates respectively—undefeated in those variations mind you, so zero losses there. Meanwhile, the Van ’t Kruijs Opening stands tall as a secret weapon, with a spicy 63% win rate that's bound to catch opponents off-guard.

Style-wise, ashujoon1 is a determined tactician who seldom resigns early (only 4.3% early resignation rate) and loves to prolong the endgame battles, boasting an impressive 67% endgame frequency. They average over 63 moves per win, showing patience and resilience, and even when the going gets tough—like losing a piece—the comeback rate is a whopping 73%! And when pieces are lost, ashujoon1 channels a Jedi mindset with a 100% win rate after losing material (seriously, don't leave pieces hanging around!).

But don't mistake this warrior for unfazed: a tilt factor of 7 means those tense moments do sting a bit, so a lucky charm or meditation might be in order after a grueling battle.

Notable moments include the recent flashy victory against Anas_Ansari using the Owens Defense in a game that ended by opponent resignation—so convincing it was abandoned! Another masterpiece was a long, strategic grind against Sekh_Nasim_Uddin sealing it on time, showing endurance in those nail-biting matches.

When’s the best time to challenge this competitor? The stats suggest early mornings and right before dinner (7-9 AM and 6 PM) are prime time slots for ashujoon1 to shine. But beware: peak alertness at the crack of dawn means your sleepy eyes better be sharp!

Whether you're a seasoned GM, hopeful amateur, or a curious chess wanderer, facing ashujoon1 is sure to be a test of grit, strategy, and a dash of chess-fueled humor. Prepare for battle—and maybe warm up your Queen, because this player packs a punch!