Profile Summary: Coussinhoo
In the thrilling world of virtual battlegrounds known as online chess, Coussinhoo carves out a niche not just as a combatant but as an entertaining strategist with a flair for surprises. Sporting a peak blitz rating of 494 and a rapid play zenith of 596 (both reached in mid-2025), Coussinhoo is a player whose rating might raise eyebrows but whose spirit never backs down.
The Style and Substance
Coussinhoo’s games are often a rollercoaster of suspense and tactical swings, evidenced by an impressive 90.91% comeback rate — yes, the underdog tales here are often penned in real time. Known for an affectionate relationship with Petrov’s Defense and the Kings Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation in blitz, this player has produced some genuinely delightful victories, including a recent masterly resignation victory against gmmihad. Also worth noting: resilience is a theme, with average moves per win around 59, and losses stretching after fighting 72 moves on average (talk about endurance!).
Quirks and Tendencies
Quick to admit when the position sours, Coussinhoo has a modest early resignation rate of 5%, saving energy for battles worth fighting. Endgames are a frequent playground (over 70% frequency), showing a preference for making opponents sweat long after the opening fireworks.
Memorable Stats & Fun Facts
- Longest winning streak: 5 games — relishing the climb like a true chess climber.
- Win rates vs. notable opponents like joshdru, laubigg, and kaka17079 sit at a perfect 100%, which might have these opponents secretly cheering for a rematch.
- Best time of day to strike? 16:00 sharp — a fine hour for checkmating foes and calling it a day.
- Despite fashioning a cozy win/loss record, losses by checkmate outnumber wins by the same, suggesting that when things get rough, Coussinhoo prefers a dramatic finale.
A Glimpse Into Recent Glory
On June 3rd, 2025, Coussinhoo sealed a neat victory against the formidable gmmihad in a Petrov's Defense battle, clinching it by resignation after a series of tactical exchanges. If chess were a soap opera, this match would be the star of the season finale.
In Conclusion
Whether storming blitz arenas or waging calculated wars in rapid games, Coussinhoo brings a potent mix of tenacity, strategic depth, and a pinch of flair to each match. This player’s journey reminds us all: ratings fluctuate, opponents come and go, but the true fun is in the game itself — and maybe in those last-minute winning streaks that keep the thrill alive.
