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Chess Player Profile: chesudekiru

Meet chesudekiru, a chess warrior who dances on the 64 squares with a blend of tactical wizardry and occasional human-ish slips. Starting humbly near the 900s back in 2019, this player has steadily climbed the ranks, reaching impressive peaks: a blazing 2557 in Bullet, a sharp 2360 in Blitz, and a tactical 2038 in Rapid chess. Daily games? They even dabble there, topping out at over 1200.

Their style? A curious mix of patience and vigor. With an average of 71 moves to win — almost like they’re penning a chess novel — chesudekiru favors endurance over blitzkrieg, navigating complex endgames nearly 69% of the time. White might get a slight edge (+51.65% winning rate), but Black isn’t far behind, showing resilience through a commendable comeback rate of nearly 85%.

But hey, nobody's perfect — chesudekiru's tilt factor of 11 means they might grumble a bit after a tough loss (we all do). Optimal playing time? Right around noon, apparently, when the brain gears up best for strategic domination—or maybe just for coffee.

Opening Repertoire Highlights:

• Blitz: Loves the thrill of "Unknown Opening" gambits and keeps a few "Top Secret" moves close to the chest.
• Rapid & Bullet: The "Italian Game" and "Petrovs Defense" make cameo appearances, showing classical tastes with spicy twists.

Recent Triumphs & Tribulations

Victory is sweet, especially when it ends in a dramatic checkmate — a specialty of chesudekiru, as evidenced by recent wins where opponents found themselves spellbound by brilliant mating nets. Like a dragon lurking calmly, sometimes losses come by resignation or the ticking clock, reminding us all that even the fiercest combatants have their off days.

Opponent Outlook

Facing old rivals like trashydude or witty_alien more than a few times, chesudekiru maintains a balanced record, while showing absolute domination against lesser-known challengers and a cheeky 100% win rate against some (sorry, no slacking). Beware the comeback, though — this player rarely surrenders without a fight.

Fun Fact:

When not plotting chess moves, chesudekiru might just be perfecting the art of timely resignations (only 2.97% early resign rate) or mastering the mind game of wins after losing a piece — proving that a lost pawn doesn't mean a lost spirit!

Whether blitzing in mere minutes or grinding out marathon daily games, chesudekiru embodies the timeless chess battle: a mix of patience, flair, slight madness, and enough strategic genius to keep opponents guessing.

So, if you ever cross swords with chesudekiru, prepare for a ride full of twists, sharp tactics, and perhaps a cheeky grin from someone who knows how to keep the game interesting.