Ngọc Bình Trần

Ngọc Bình Trần: The Chess Cell Division Master

Meet Ngọc Bình Trần, a chess player whose rating journey resembles the fascinating process of mitosis—sometimes splitting apart, sometimes coming together, but always evolving. With a peak rapid rating nudging just above 1100 back in 2020, Ngọc Bình has shown a resilient nucleus of determination despite a few setbacks, most recently balancing around a 485 rapid rating in 2025.

Known in the digital petri dish as Fatman9x, Ngọc Bình’s style is a delightful mix of strategy and intuition. With an endgame frequency of nearly 47%, they clearly enjoy the slow dance of pawns and pieces transforming the battleground in those final moves—kind of like watching cells differentiate! With an early resignation rate of just 7.6%, there’s no premature apoptosis here; they battle till the very end.

Ngọc Bình’s comeback rate is a formidable 63.5%, and incredibly, their win rate after losing a piece hits a perfect 100%. Talk about cellular regeneration! Even when a cell—or in this case a piece—is lost, recovery and adaptation are guaranteed. With an average win spanning around 52 moves, patience and persistence are clearly part of the genetic code.

If we analyze their openings, well, those are “Top Secret” for a reason—like a genetic sequence locked away in DNA. Over 185 rapid games with a 39.5% win rate have been played with this enigmatic approach, proving Ngọc Bình is never short on mystery or surprises.

Facing a diversity of opponents is another hallmark of this player’s evolution. Scoring wins consistently against familiar rivals like hduyen2603 and boasting 100% win rates over several others, Ngọc Bình is as adept at cellular signaling between teammates as they are at facing genetic mutations in opponents.

Their psychological resilience is solid, with a low tilt factor of 11 and a remarkable ability to outperform in rated matches by nearly 40%, showing a strong adaptive fitness to pressure.

In summary, Ngọc Bình Trần is a chess player thriving in the ecosystem of the game—continuously adapting, evolving, and regenerating strategies with the precision of a cell division, all while keeping the game both challenging and fun. The chessboard may be their petri dish, but their growth is anything but accidental.