Imil

Profile Summary: cubase12 (Imil)

Once a humble pawn, now a formidable grandmaster of the online chessboard, Imil, known in the chess community as cubase12, has been weaving intricate strategies and dazzling victories since 2016. With a peak rapid rating soaring above 2100 in early 2025, Imil plays with the intensity of a queen hunting down a careless king—merciless, precise, and often leaving opponents wondering if they just witnessed a Houdini act on sixty-four squares.

Chess Journey & Style

Imil's chess evolution is a rollercoaster of brilliance peppered with typical human moments. The average game length hints at patient planning; wins tend to stretch out around 62 moves, while losses come quicker at about 50 moves—because sometimes even the best blunder.

Strategically, cubase12 shows a fondness for French Defense variations and the Queen’s Pawn Opening, sporting win rates over 60% in several lines. A crafty tactician, Imil comebacks nearly 69% of the time after setbacks and embraces the endgame with calm determination, featuring an endgame frequency of over 60%. When the chips are down and a piece is lost, Imil still manages to hold a winning edge slightly above 53%—talk about fighting spirit!

Playing Personality

Legend has it that Imil’s tilt factor is a manageable 18 (for chess players, that’s like having a cup of tea after a crushing loss). Early resignations occur in just over 21% of games, which might be a polite way of saying, "I know when to fold 'em."

White pieces bring a slight edge with a 55% win rate, while black pieces still hold respectable victories over half the time. The player’s win rate peaks in the evenings around 7 PM and persistently shines in the first hours of the day, including the mystically perfect hour of 1 AM (who knew?

Memorable Moments

Imil’s recent triumphs include a classic French Defense game against MagnusKaren in January 2025, where patience and pressure forced a resignation. The game opened with a calm e4-e6, followed by strategic pawn pushes and piece maneuvers that left the opponent on the ropes before calling it quits—brilliantly executed!

On the flip side, losses are treated as lessons, not disasters. Even when outplayed, Imil’s record shows a gritty comeback and learning attitude, refusing to be a quiet pawn sacrificed without a fight.

Community & Opponents

With over 20,000 bullet games and nearly 16,000 blitz battles fought online, Imil has tangled repeatedly with a few rivals, notably perito1980 and jany, turning friendly rivalries into epic saga matches. The player’s win rate against opponents varies hilariously—from 0% against the elusive randomboy88 to 100% dominance over several pawns and queens who dared to cross paths.

Final Note

Imil, a.k.a. cubase12, might not be the next Kasparov or Carlsen just yet, but this chess enthusiast blends tactical cunning, patience, and a dash of online wit to create a style that is uniquely entertaining. Whether it’s a bullet frenzy or a slow strategic duel, opponents beware: this is a player who can turn the tables, drop a mate, or just resign early if the coffee’s calling.