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Chengalben: The Relentless Gambler of the Chessboard

Meet Chengalben, a chess warrior whose journey resembles a rollercoaster ride with more ups and downs than a seesaw at a playground. Despite a Daily rating that stubbornly refuses to climb above 800 after four tough battles without a single win, Chengalben's spirit remains unbroken—because who needs wins when you have style?

Playing Style

Preferring the mysterious and enigmatic Top Secret opening in all formats, Chengalben tends to keep opponents guessing and spectators on the edge of their seats. With an early resignation rate close to 16%, one could say Chengalben knows when to fold 'em... but also when to fight another day.

Endgames feature prominently, occurring in nearly half of the games played, showcasing resilience despite the odds. The average game length hovers around 47 moves—enough time to say, "Wait, did I just blunder that?"

Performance Highlights and Records

• Blitz play: 132 games with 49 wins and a peak rating of 221, showing flashes of brilliance even amid 75 losses.
• Bullet chess: A fierce battler with a max 248 rating and a respectable 15 wins out of 35 games—flashy, fast, and occasionally furious.
• Rapid format: Consistent and determined, with moments of glory capped at a 712 rating (a unicorn among the chaos).

Psychological and Tactical Profile

Chengalben boasts a comeback magic trick: a stunning 56% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. So, if you manage to snag one of Chengalben's knights or bishops... beware—the fightback is real.

However, the tilt factor stands at a modest 8, meaning Chengalben handles setbacks with a zen-like calm that's only occasionally disrupted by an unfortunate rage quit.

Rivalries and Victories

Facing a colorful cast of opponents like samibarakarnonroyi and ofir1567522456 multiple times, Chengalben experiences a rocky ride with some opponents but an impressive 100% win rate against a fair number of others. Among the notable wins are emphatic victories against players with names almost as unique as the openings chosen.

Timing Is Everything

Most dangerous around coffee hours (9-12 AM), with an impressive win rate breaking 50% in those early hours, and surprisingly lethal at 6 AM with 67% wins (the early bird catches the opponent off guard). On the flip side, the evening at 5 PM reflects a bit of a slump with just 13% wins—yep, everyone needs a break after a long day.

In summary: Chengalben may not be the highest-rated player on the block, but they bring heart, unpredictability, and a dash of cryptic strategy that makes every match an adventure. Whether it’s a streak of five wins or a series of humbling losses, this player embodies the true spirit of chess: persistence, surprise, and just a pinch of madness.