CThien_11

Profile Summary: CThien_11

Meet CThien_11, a rapidly evolving chess enthusiast navigating the 64 squares with a mix of fiery ambition and endearing resilience. Currently boasting a peak rapid rating of 1230 achieved in March 2025 and a blitz best of 286 in May 2025, CThien_11's journey is less about instant glory and more about epic learning curves peppered with hard-fought battles.

Known for a diverse repertoire, CThien_11 shines brightest in the Queen's Pawn Opening Chigorin Variation, winning a remarkable 71% of those encounters. On days when the mood strikes just right, the King's Pawn Opening King's Knight Variation also serves as a trusty companion, delivering 60% wins. However, like any great adventurer, the journey includes some stumbles: the King’s Pawn and Scotch Games have been somewhat tougher mountains to climb, with win rates lingering below 25%. But hey, every grandmaster started somewhere!

When blitzing, CThien_11 favors bold gambits and tricky defenses, boasting perfect win records in openings like the Queen's Pawn Opening Blackmar Gambit, Petrov's Defense Three Knights Game, and even the cheeky Englund Gambit—all played just once but won decisively. Blitz might be short and brutal, but these flashes of brilliance are no coincidence.

Not one to shy away from the trenches, CThien_11 has a highest winning streak of 5 games and a notoriously stubborn 11-game losing streak, proving that for every defeat endured, there’s a lesson learned (and probably a meme made). Famous for not giving up early—only resigning prematurely about 1.5% of the time—this player embodies the spirit of fighting till the very last move.

Psychologically, CThien_11 has a modest tilt factor of 11, indicating some moments of frustration but nothing that dampens the love for the game. Surprisingly, the best magic seems to happen in the late afternoons around 4 PM, with a 100% win rate in that prime hour—maybe a perfect time for coffee, contemplation, and checkmates.

Recent highlights include a neat checkmate victory over gabidoudoux with the nimble maneuvering of the Nimzowitsch Defense, and a precise queen-led assault featuring the Blackmar Gambit against furduhd, finishing with a classic Qh7#. Losses do come, like the tough game vs alanenproseso, but even those provide ample dramatic tension and potential for revenge.

With an average game length hovering around 50 moves, CThien_11 appreciates deep, strategic battles rather than quick swipes. Whether playing white or black, the winning percentages are neck and neck, demonstrating a balanced approach regardless of the color.

CThien_11’s chess story is still being written—filled with gambits attempted, defenses tested, and opponents both respected and relentlessly challenged. If you see them online, prepare for an unpredictable and entertaining duel filled with cheeky tactics, bold openings, and plenty of heart.