ibeendat

Chess Profile: ibeendat

Meet ibeendat, a rapidly rising star in online chess arenas, known as much for tenacity as for a healthy dose of unpredictability. With a peak rapid rating of 1145 as of May 2025, ibeendat demonstrates that steady improvement and resilience is the name of the game.

Despite some rocky moments—such as a blitz record of tough losses (0 wins, 6 losses)—ibeendat's bullet and rapid games tell a bolder story. Boasting 124 wins in rapid with an impressive winning streak peaking at 16 games, this player specializes in openings like the Italian Game and the King's Pawn Opening, where their win rates surpass 66%, showing a knack for classical chess strategies.

Be warned: ibeendat is a master of comebacks, with a remarkable 78% comeback rate after setbacks, proving that giving up early is strictly for the faint-hearted. Most battles end by checkmate or resignation, highlighting a willingness to see conflicts through rather than settling for draws—draws are as rare as a hiccup during a blitz game!

Curiously, 4 AM is the prime time for ibeendat's greatest chess magic, boasting a win rate north of 85% during those dawn hours, which is probably why they sometimes look like they've had coffee... or maybe chess fuel. They maintain a cool psychological temperament with a tilt factor of only 10, despite losing some bullet matches on time—because hey, speed chess is a different beast.

On the opponent front, ibeendat is ruthless with a 100% win rate against a huge list of challengers including dipa1991 and sakurauchi9. With a total of over 400 rapid games played, they display strong endurance and competitive spirit.

A Memorable Game

One of ibeendat's recent victories was nothing short of spectacular: within just 18 moves, employing the Queen's Pawn Opening - Horwitz Defense, they forced a classic spectacular checkmate. It’s clear that beneath the stats lies a player who embraces the beauty and drama of chess.

Playing Style & Personality

• Likes to keep it classical and solid but isn't afraid to venture into sharp lines like the Scandinavian Defense and Sicilian Defense.
• Known for tactical awareness and fighting spirit, refusing to resign early with an early resignation rate below 5%.
• Employs strategic patience with an average of about 54 moves per win, savoring the endgame excitement nearly half the time.
• Mostly plays with white pieces advantage but proves equal battle prowess with black pieces.

While the journey to chess mastery is ongoing, ibeendat makes every game an adventure — sometimes nail-biting, sometimes brilliant, always entertaining.