CD Kuswanto

Profile Summary: CD Kuswanto aka GMSuper3000

Meet CD Kuswanto, the blitz maestro better known by the username GMSuper3000. Since bursting onto the online chess scene in 2012 with an initial blitz rating of around 1400, Kuswanto has proven time and again that speed and strategy are a deadly combo. From fiery openings to nail-biting endgames, this player’s journey is nothing short of a rollercoaster of tactical brilliance, nerve, and sometimes a sprinkle of chaos.

Over millions of clicks and hundreds of battlegrounds, Kuswanto’s blitz rating has soared to an impressive peak of 2244 by October 2018, a testament to relentless practice and perhaps a caffeine-fueled brain working at lightning speed. Not one to shy away from tactical scrambles, Kuswanto boasts a comeback rate of an astounding 88%, meaning when the going gets tough, the player gets tougher (or luckier). White pieces bring a slightly better edge with a 51.59% win rate against the almost equally fierce black at 49.55%.

The playing style? Think deep endgames (played in over 80% of games), a cautious approach with an early resignation rate of just 0.3%, and patience seeing an average of roughly 71 moves per win. The pinnacle probably lies in the array of French Defense variations Kuswanto masterfully employs, particularly the Rubinstein Blackburne variety with a nifty 56% win rate. Queens Gambit Declined and King's Indian defense variations also feature regularly, showing a well-rounded repertoire.

Not everything is flawless of course—every chess warrior faces defeat—but Kuswanto’s longest winning streak hit an impressive 14 games, while the longest losing streak is kept to a neat 8, proving resilience is on the menu. Psychological snap? Well, the "tilt factor" hovers at a modest 8, enough to keep the tension real without collapsing into a sack of nerves.

Time-wise, Kuswanto rocks Sundays and Saturdays best, winning over 52% and 54% of games respectively, with the prime hours around 10 PM and late night where the brain presumably shifts into overdrive. When it comes to opponents, some are friendly punching bags with 100% win rates, others like mighty-midas (44%) and soekamto (61%) provide fierce competition.

Fun fact from recent battles: in a spectacular game on October 21, 2018, Kuswanto sealed victory playing White in a Semi-Slav Defense Anti-Meran Gambit, forcing resignation—checkmate may have felt inevitable, but it was cajoling opponents into submission with quiet queen moves and tactical pawn breaks.

In a nutshell, CD Kuswanto is your friendly neighborhood blitz addict who can make rooks dance, queens sing, and eventually leave the opponent wondering what just happened. Whether coming back from a piece down or orchestrating the perfect endgame symphony, Kuswanto proves chess is an art form best practiced at lightning speed—with just a dash of humor and a whole lot of grit.