Noah

Meet Noah: The Mastermind Behind the Moves

If chess were a video game, Noah—also known by the enigmatic alias clonosis—would be playing on the hardest difficulty setting, constantly switching tactics and keeping opponents on their toes. Since bursting onto the blitz scene in 2016 with a fiery rating that started at 992, Noah has endured the rollercoaster of wins, losses, and draws like a seasoned pro with a dash of humor and humility.

With a blitz career spanning thousands of games, Noah's style blends strategic patience with tactical explosions: averaging about 63 moves per win but never afraid to end matches quickly when necessary. His endgame prowess is notable, engaging in endgames over 53% of the time, showing a love for the long, thrilling finish. That one pesky 4.56% early resignation rate? Well, even the greats have their "oops" moments.

Oh, and talk about resilience! Noah boasts an impressive 71.88% comeback rate after being in tough spots and maintains a perfect 100% win record after losing a piece—a true example of "losing a pawn but winning the game."

Rapid and daily formats also see Noah’s sharp wit, with a peak Rapid rating soaring to 1202 and a Daily perfect win in his single game attempt. Bullet chess, however, seems to be Noah's arch-nemesis—two attempts and zero wins—but hey, no one is perfect!

On the psychological battlefield, Noah keeps his cool with a tilt factor of 12 (because who really wants to throw their keyboard over a bad blunder?). His winning style is as balanced as the classic dance of black and white: nearly 48% win rate with white pieces and 46% with black—respectable stats that show he's a force with either side.

Noah shines particularly during quiet evening hours—chess fans beware around 11 AM (61.9% win rate!) and 21 PM (just shy of 55%)—making this the perfect time to challenge him if you're feeling lucky.

But perhaps Noah’s most charming trait is his mysterious “Top Secret” opening strategy, which he has employed in nearly 3,000 blitz games with a win rate hovering just under 48%. The secrets to his success remain locked in the shadows, perhaps in a dusty old chess book or whispered among pawns.

Off the board, Noah's opponents report a mixed bag—from flawless victories against some (looking at you, bonboniito and hsendoya93) to struggles against others. Still, his current winning streak of 5 games and longest ever at 11 show that when Noah's on fire, he's practically unstoppable.

In summary, Noah is the kind of chess player who keeps you guessing, occasionally laughing, and always entertained. Whether he's rallying from a lost piece or humbly nodding off with a resignation, one thing’s for sure: the game is never dull when Noah is at the board.