Glenn Ingham aka "glenno9" - The Chess Adventurer
Glenn Ingham, known in the chess world by the username glenno9, is a daily chess battler whose rating dance reads like an epic story stretching over 15 years. Starting from humble beginnings around 1200 in 2010, Glenn quickly climbed to almost 1900, establishing himself as a formidable foe with an impressive 18 wins out of 21 games that year. Though his rating has seen its ups and downs since, glenno9 remains a steady, thoughtful competitor, currently maintaining a solid rating near 1584 in daily chess as of 2025.
Glenn’s style? A curious blend of persistence and tactical flair. With a comeback rate of over 81%, and a perfect 100% win rate right after losing a piece, it's clear this player doesn’t give up easily — in fact, he seems to feed off pressure as if it were gourmet chess fuel.
When it comes to openings, Glenn shines brightest with the Englund Gambit, boasting a cheeky win rate of 56%, proving it can be more than just a bait to be shrimped. Other favorites include the Indian Game and the Queens Pawn Opening Chigorin Variation, showing that glenno9 enjoys mixing both classical and offbeat flavors in his repertoire.
Blitz and Rapid formats tell a tale of a player with flashes of brilliance but also moments of "whoops!"—peaking at 1564 in blitz and 1595 in rapid. Of course, casual observers might blame late-night games or the occasional coffee shortage.
A curious observation: Glenn’s best days to win appear to be Thursdays and Sundays, but if you catch him playing around 3 AM, be prepared for some serious tactical fireworks—with win rates soaring above 45%! The afternoon hours also look promising, with a staggering 80% or higher win rate during certain times. Clearly, glenno9 either plays best with the rising sun or after a siesta.
Not afraid to dance with risk, Glen’s average moves per win hover around 67, meaning he’s in for a bit of a marathon when victorious. He rarely resigns early (just 0.42% of games), showing he fights to the very end.
Recent Battles
- Last victory: A thrilling checkmate in the Slav Defense Modern Geller Gambit, showcasing glenno9’s fondness for dynamic, daring play.
- Last defeat: A tough loss against rival JohanVisser in a gritty Philidor Defense game, proving even the best stumble occasionally.
Opponents beware! With over 1100 wins in daily chess and a fighting spirit that refuses to quit, Glenn Ingham’s "glenno9" is a name to remember on the boards of Chess.com. Just don’t expect a walk in the park—this chess adventurer is here to give you a good puzzle and maybe even a surprise or two.