Medet Dzhaparov NM

Medet Dzhaparov (aka ChampStan) - National Master Extraordinaire

Meet Medet Dzhaparov, better known in the chess cosmos as ChampStan. A proud holder of the National Master title from National — which is just a fancy way of saying they’ve earned some serious stripes on the 64 squares battlefield.

Medet is a versatile player, wielding their strategic prowess across Rapid, Blitz, Bullet, and even Daily chess games. While their peak Rapid rating soared to an impressive 2131 in January 2022, their Blitz exploits reached a staggering 2571 in late 2021, and Bullet games saw them crossing the 2159 mark in early 2024. The only phase missing a peak is Daily chess, where Medet dabbled with a modest 800 rating — perhaps saving their superpowers for faster formats.

The battlefield stats? Brace yourself. With over 4,500 Blitz games and nearly 5,000 Bullet confrontations under their belt, Medet proves endurance and tenacity aren’t just buzzwords. Their overall Blitz win rate hovers around 47.6%, while Bullet games show a slightly better 49.95% success rate. Rapid chess reflects a near 49% win rate. In other words, Medet doesn’t just play: they fight for every half-point like a lion protecting its territory.

Playing style? This is a tactician who loves the long haul — with an average of almost 69 moves per win, patience is clearly a virtue. Medet’s games are peppered with comebacks too — boasting an enviable 81.7% comeback rate after losing a piece, showing nerves of steel and a will to scramble out of tight corners. However, early resignations are rare, only about 3%, proving that giving up is not in their vocabulary.

Time-wise, this chess warrior thrives most around 11:00 AM — just in time to fritter away morning coffee energy before conquering the board. Interestingly, their best winning spells appear in the wee hours of morning, with peak win chances between 3AM and 7AM — true nocturnal brilliance or caffeine kicking in? You decide.

Recent Highlights

The latest triumph came in May 2025 against an opponent named average_trans, where Medet executed a precise checkmate in a sharp King's Pawn Opening with the St. George Defense. This game embodied their aggressive tactical flair mixed with solid endgame technique.

However, every hero has their setbacks: a recent loss in a tough battle to ALCHESSCHAMPION saw Medet succumb to just a few critical moves in the Pirc Defense. But knowing Medet’s comeback rate, expect this to fuel even fiercer fury next time!

Opponent radar is tuned finely: Medet faces a diverse range of challengers but has consistently impressive records with many, delivering a mix of wins and humbling lessons alike. Their long winning streak peaked at 14 games, matched by a similar frustration with a 14-game losing streak—chess is a rollercoaster, after all.

Off the board, Medet is likely the kind of player who chuckles when blundering a queen but rebounds with a sneaky trick a few moves later — because chess isn't just a game, it's a lifelong adventure of learning, laughing, and checkmating.

Watch out, the chessboard is Medet’s playground, and the pieces obey their commands — or else!