chpasha

Profile Summary: chpasha

Meet chpasha, a rapidly evolving chess enthusiast whose journey through the rapid and bullet format is a rollercoaster of thrilling wins, humbling losses, and occasional mind-boggling draws. With a peak rapid rating of 217 and a bullet rating soaring to 329 in early 2025, chpasha is no stranger to the battlefield, even if consistency sometimes takes a coffee break.

Chess Personality

A strategist who loves the Top Secret opening but also dabbles with classics like the Scandinavian Defense and Vienna Game, chpasha’s adventurous side comes out on the board, winning big sometimes and learning from every misstep. Ever tried the Englund Gambit or bird-dogging with the Bird’s Opening Dutch Variation? Yep, that's chpasha’s style—eclectic and unpredictable!

Playing Style & Tendencies

• Average moves per win: about 47 — patient yet potent.
• Average moves per loss: over 70 — يعني، chpasha fights to the bitter end, refusing to give up easily.
• Comeback rate: 65% — don’t count them out once things go south. They come back swinging!
• Early resignation rate: a mere 4.5%, because quitting early is just not their style.
• Tilts sometimes (tilt factor 5), but usually bounces back with a vengeance.

Performance Highlights

Their most dominant performance came on a brilliant day with a stunning bullet peak rating of 329 — that’s chess lightning speed! Rapid games have been a mixed bag but with some serious highlights, including a longest winning streak of 5 games and a matching longest losing streak of 5 games—clearly proving even the best have their off days.

Favorite Moment

Among many memorable matches, who could forget the last victory in May 2025 where chpasha outclassed famaahh with an elegant checkmate in a sharp Kings Pawn opening? The game ended in the signature style: a brilliant sacrifice and risky attacks that paid off beautifully.

But beware: just days before, a tough loss to harrison2812 reminded them that the chess gods love balance as much as they love a good game.

Chess quirks

chpasha shines most brightly on Sunday afternoons, smashing a win rate close to 67%, and is surprisingly deadly sharp at 10 AM — their peak playing hour according to their stats! Whether it's rapid or bullet, playing with the white pieces slightly favors them (47% win rate), while black games require more grit.

Expect a true chess adventurer, always willing to try unusual openings and fight to the end, turning losses into glorious comebacks and sometimes leaving opponents wondering if they just played against a wizard or a grandmaster in disguise.

In the unpredictable dance of pawns and queens, chpasha is a mystery yet to be fully solved.