IEMANI

Profile Summary: IEMANI

Meet IEMANI, a chess enthusiast whose game is as unpredictable as a cat on a chessboard. With a peak blitz rating of 400 and a daily rating touché of 735, IEMANI dances through the ranks with a unique blend of persistence and occasional "creative resignation." Known for an average winning streak that could rival a Netflix binge session (longest winning streak: 12!), this player is definitely not here to just move pieces around—they're here to tell a story.

IEMANI’s opening repertoire is a colorful mix dominated by the King's Pawn Opening, boasting a commendable 57.85% win rate in blitz. They don’t shy away from less trodden paths either—the Scandinavian Defense and French Defense apparently suit their style as they achieve over 58% and 60% win rates there, respectively. When playing rapid, IEMANI likes to strike with the Modern Defense and surprise opponents with switching gears into a Van ‘t Kruijs Opening. The bullet games showcase a nimbleness, especially with the Nimzowitsch Defense—a perfect 100%!

Their tactical mojo shines with a remarkable 57.45% comeback rate after losing a piece, proving that IEMANI is not easily rattled—even if their tilt factor measures a modest 8 (on a scale where 10 means “ragequit and then immediately rematch”). The preferred battle hour, when the stars align just right, is exactly at noon—because who doesn’t want lunch and a checkmate?

Off the board, IEMANI battles with timeouts and resistance alike: 165 wins by resignation, a cheeky 107 wins on opponent timeout, and 144 wins by glorious checkmate. This player’s games are never dull—expect wild swings, positional finesse, and the occasional dramatic last-minute scramble to claim victory on the clock.

Among rivals, IEMANI is a terror to many and a friend to few, sporting a near-perfect win rate against frequent opponents like “burmistrzswd,” “hazelnut1467,” and “alsoknownasriot.” Some unlucky opponents like “aaa4884” have a zero chance, but hey, nobody's perfect—even IEMANI’s chess fairy sometimes naps.

When asked about their style, IEMANI might just wink and say: "I play more like a storm than a calm sea—sometimes thunderous, sometimes confusing, but never boring." And with an average game length favoring the long haul (~49 moves per win), they certainly know how to keep their audience on the edge of their seat.

Recent highlight? A dazzling victory over BurmistrzSWD delivered via Scandinavian Defense, concluding with a timely win on time at the 24th move—proof that brains and clocks both matter in this game.

In the ever-changing battlefield of 64 squares, IEMANI keeps evolving—sometimes grinding, sometimes flashing brilliance, always with a touch of that special, unpredictable magic that keeps opponents guessing and fans cheering.