csm2k1

Player Profile: csm2k1

Meet csm2k1, a chess aficionado whose journey through rating charts resembles a rollercoaster at a mini amusement park. Starting off in 2020 with a blitz rating proudly perched at 800, this player showed early promise by winning their very first blitz game before swiftly proving that losing can be just as educational (and frequent).

In rapid chess, csm2k1 has been a persistent contender. With an overall rapid win rate hovering around 51%, this player doesn’t just take the board seriously—they keep opponents guessing with a tactical brain that stages unexpected comebacks. In fact, after losing a piece, csm2k1 has a 100% win rate. Yes, 100%! It’s as if losing a piece lights a fire under their pawns.

Playing Style Highlights:

• Likes to shake things up in the endgame (played in nearly half of all games).
• Doesn’t shy away from early resignations but keeps them modest at just 4.55%.
• Puts in around 55 moves per game on average, showing a strong appetite for long battles.

When it comes to streaks, csm2k1 once hit a dazzling 5-win run in rapid chess, suggesting that on a good day, nothing quite goes wrong. On less fortunate days? Tilt factor is a modest 5, meaning frustration is real but contained.

Opponents beware: csm2k1 holds a decent record against some of the most played adversaries like "risilnn" (63% win rate) and shows that they’re most dangerous on Saturdays with a 77% win rate and evenings around 10 to 11 PM, where the win rate approaches the 75% mark.

While the blitz and daily ratings have seen highs and lows (with a quick dip to an almost comical 152 in blitz in 2024), this player’s heart and spirit keep the game alive. Whether it’s a tight matchup or a relaxed daily battle, csm2k1 shows that in chess, the journey with its spicy ups and downs is the real game.

Fun fact: Rated play can be a challenge since csm2k1’s rated vs casual win difference is a steep -48.8, proving casual games might just be their comfort zone. But who doesn’t love a good comeback story?