Meet Kemas Syarif, a chess player whose game unfolds like a fascinating cellular process — full of precision, calculated moves, and occasional mitosis-level bursts of energy! With a solid blitz rating hovering around 385 and a bullet rating in the mid-250s, Kemas showcases a lively and adaptive style that keeps opponents on their toes.
In the more leisurely rapid format, Kemas truly blooms, boasting a highest rating of 748 and a win rate near 63%. Clearly, patience and strategy incubate some of their best chess evolution here, proving they can think several generations ahead — much like a masterful cell planning its next division.
Kemas’s playing style bears some interesting neutrons of psychology: with an early resignation rate of just 4.2%, they rarely give up the genetic material of hope too soon. Instead, their endgame shows an almost enzymatic efficiency, occurring in nearly half their games with an average of about 49 moves to clinch victory—a testament to their stamina and focus. Their ability to bounce back is remarkable, boasting a "comeback rate" of over 62% and winning every single game where a piece was initially lost—talk about cellular regeneration!
This player’s psychological immune system seems well tuned as well, with a tilt factor of 9 out of 100, indicating a steady temperament in the face of adversity. However, they thrive under moonlight sessions, with win rates peaking impressively in early morning and late-night hours—perhaps a nod to their nocturnal mitochondria firing at full capacity.
Opponents beware: Kemas has a knack for turning the tables. Against many foes, including iwinyoulosenow and gre3146, they hold an impeccable 100% win record. When black or white, Kemas flexes a slight advantage as white with a 53% win rate, but don’t discount their black pieces—they still hold their ground at a respectable 45%.
Whether they’re making a rapid-fire bullet move or engaging in lengthy endgame endurance contests, Kemas Syarif’s chess play is a complex organism — adaptive, resilient, and always ready to divide and conquer the battlefield. A true chess cell in the organism of the game!
