chusu2025

Profile Summary: chusu2025

Meet chusu2025, a rapid-fire rapid chess warrior whose journey through 2025 has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride on black and white squares. With a peak rapid rating soaring to 344 in March (yes, 344!), chusu2025 embraces the beautiful chaos of the board with a style that mixes daring early queen sorties and some serious endgame grind.

Don't be fooled by the numbers alone—chusu2025’s rapid games are full of drama, from thrilling comebacks (a commendable 58% comeback rate) to stubborn fights after piece losses. Sometimes the games stretch long (average 64 moves per loss), other times they wrap up quickly (around 31 moves per win). The psychological resilience is decent, with a tilt factor at a modest 8%, so the ups and downs are taken in stride like a true gladiator of the 64 squares.

Opening preferences? Bishop’s Opening with a surprising 59% win rate tops the charts, closely followed by the Van't Kruijs Opening. Meanwhile, the classic King’s Pawn Opening sees a more humble 41% win rate — and a cheeky fun fact: once, chusu2025 pulled off a stunning 4-move checkmate with the Queen hopping aggressively to f7 to finish the job. Talk about arriving in style!

Matches tend to peak around late evening, but don't ask chusu2025 to perform miracles at 4 PM — although oddly enough, the best time of day to play is recorded at 4:00 AM, so expect surprising night-owl brilliance! Weekends (especially Saturdays and Mondays) bring the best win rates, nudging a solid 50%.

It’s not all victory dances though—losses happen, sometimes in streaks of up to 8 games. But you’ll often see chusu2025 bouncing back with a fresh winning streak (longest at 9 wins).

Opponents beware! chusu2025 boasts perfect records against some popular opponents like 06tonreg, thatoneguy9000, and negro-xxtrz. However, others like abdo10s and hbblack have proven to be pesky nemeses with less friendly stats.

Whether it’s the brilliance of a checkmate triumph or the agony of a tough loss, chusu2025’s games are always a spectacle — so keep an eye on this tenacious player who’s mastering the subtle art of rapid chess, one move at a time!

Fun fact: chusu2025 resigns early only about 7% of the time, indicating either stubborn will or a flair for dramatic endings.