Ochirkhuyag Ulziikhishigjargal WIM

Ochirkhuyag Ulziikhishigjargal (aka BEEkhishig)

Meet Ochirkhuyag Ulziikhishigjargal, a chess maestro who carries the prestigious title of Woman International Master bestowed by FIDE. This player’s chess journey is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride packed with thrilling victories, nail-biting comebacks, and a sprinkle of quirks that keep opponents guessing!

From modest beginnings with a rapid rating hovering around 1200 in 2017, BEEkhish has soared to impressively strong ratings: touching the skies with a Blitz peak of 2744 and a Bullet peak nudging 2669. Clearly, when they say practice makes perfect, they must have meant relentless battles across every form of the game — Rapid, Blitz, and Bullet.

With over 900 wins and a tendency to keep opponents on edge, this player has an astounding comeback rate of nearly 87%. Lose a piece? No problem—BEEkhish’s win rate after losing material is 100%, proving that giving up early is simply not in their vocabulary.

And if you’re curious about timing, beware challenging BEEkhish in the afternoon hours, especially between 15:00 and 16:00, where their win rate skyrockets up to 81.82%. Apparently, the perfect blend of caffeine and chess brilliance happens then!

Not one to quit early either—only about 1.2% of games see an early resignation; it’s clear this player enjoys the long haul, with an average 77 moves per win and even more moves in loss. The endgame? Almost sacred, with an impressive 81% frequency, demonstrating patience and precision.

Opponents beware: battles with BEEkhish are a blend of tactical fireworks and psychological resilience. Their current winning streak may be humble at 2, but their longest winning spree reached a staggering 29 games—talk about a hot streak!

When not plotting chess domination, you might find BEEkhish staring suspiciously at their chessboard, muttering, "Is it a trap, or am I just paranoid?" No worries—those instincts have led to a very respectable blitz win rate above 62% even against recurring challengers.

In summary, Ochirkhuyag Ulziikhishigjargal is a force of nature on the 64 squares: patient, persistent, and positively deadly with a chess clock ticking. Challenge wisely!