CINGKHESS

Profile Summary: CINGKHESS

Meet CINGKHESS, a chess enthusiast whose rating journey looks a bit like a roller coaster—thrilling, unpredictable, and definitely a wild ride! Peaking at a Rapid rating of 694 in April 2025, CINGKHESS has shown impressive resilience and fighting spirit over hundreds of games, constantly learning and battling on the 64 squares.

With a near-even record of 279 wins to 289 losses (and some draws sprinkled in), CINGKHESS proves that victory isn’t the only thing that counts—sometimes, the thrill is in the fight itself. Their longest winning streak stands tall at 8 consecutive wins, while the longest losing streak of 7 serves as a humble reminder that even the best stumble before soaring again.

In the grand kingdom of openings, CINGKHESS favors the classic King’s Pawn Opening, boasting a respectable 55.42% win rate across 166 games. They also dabble in the Scandinavian Defense—with mixed feelings, managing less than 50%—and have flirted successfully with the less trodden Van 't Kruijs Opening, which yields their best opening win rate at an impressive 64.29%. Clearly, variety is the spice of life!

Playing Style & Tactical Flair

Known for a patient approach, CINGKHESS averages around 53 moves per win, indicating a willingness to grind out wins rather than rush. With an endgame frequency near 48%, they truly shine in the late stages of the battles. Their comeback rate is a striking 60.57%, showing they’re no stranger to snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. Still, sometimes those one-sided losses sneak in (about 17%).

Psychology in Play

With a tilt factor of just 7, CINGKHESS maintains calm in chaos — mostly. Their prime time? Early mornings around 7 AM, when both brain cells and pawns are freshest. Playing on Saturdays and Sundays brings out their best form, boasting a win rate above 50% on weekends. Weekday Fridays, however, may need a bit of caffeine help with a lower 33.75% success.

Notable Rivalries & Memorable Battles

CINGKHESS enjoys a mixed bag of opponents—some are absolute nemeses (looking at you, pouyansaedi and sajjadsnk with zero wins), while others like jbernalm and abdelrahman10030 face a clean sweep losswise. Their recent victory over jbernalm ended by resignation in a gritty 43-move Caro-Kann Defense fantasy, demonstrating patience and strategic depth.

Their throne is humble, their battles fierce, and their chess heart continues to burn bright. Whether you're a grandmaster or a casual player, you can bet that playing against CINGKHESS means facing a competitor who never gives up—even if sometimes they blunder spectacularly.