iingdaeng

Player Profile: iingdaeng

Meet iingdaeng, a daring rapid chess enthusiast whose rating journey reads like a thrilling rollercoaster ride, going from a humble 180 in early 2024 to a peak of 923 in May 2025. Not bad for someone who's clearly not afraid to take calculated risks—or at least to have a blast trying!

With a solid rapid record of 8 wins and only 3 losses, they’re no rookie, but rather a cunning strategist who knows when to strike and, importantly, when to gracefully bow out (with 4 wins by resignation, because sometimes it’s just polite to let your opponent quit). Their longest winning streak of 8 games shines bright as a testament to their peak form — a streak any chess fan would envy.

Opening Arsenal

iingdaeng enjoys a varied opening repertoire but clearly has a soft spot for the elegant Reti Opening, boasting a perfect 100% win rate in two games. They also dabble with the Queen's Pawn Zukertort Chigorin Variation, Blackmar Gambit, and even the Scandinavian Defense—all with smiles and victories.

Style & Tendencies

Known for a patient battle rhythm, iingdaeng averages nearly 39 moves in wins and a grueling 62 moves in losses—clearly a fighter who prefers long, thoughtful duels over lightning-fast checkmates. The endgame isn’t just a formality either; they engage in the endgame almost 27% of the time.

Their white pieces are especially threatening, winning 80% of games, whereas with black, they still manage a respectable 66.67%. When down a piece, their resilience shines through with a 66.67% win rate—yes, iingdaeng can make a comeback worthy of a chess movie plot.

Fun Facts & Quirks

• Best time to challenge them? 7 AM—morning grogginess doesn’t seem to slow this player down!
• Saturday games bring out their warrior spirit with an almost 89% win rate. Fridays? Not so much. Maybe weekend vibes count!
• Despite a low tilt factor of 2, iingdaeng occasionally experiences brief tough patches, including a fleeting losing streak of 2.

Recent Highlights

Their latest victory showcased impressive tactical awareness in a Reti Opening battle against dumasaigoncn, sealing the deal by resignation in just over 20 moves. Notably, they also scored convincing wins over lesser-known opponents, proving that whether it’s a grandmaster or a casual challenger, iingdaeng plays to win.

Sure, there have been setbacks—like a tough loss to kolek57 via the Van t Kruijs Opening—but every defeat seems like a lesson fueling their drive toward the next victory.

For a player who’s equally strategic and spirited, iingdaeng proves that in chess, sometimes the journey—from a 180 beginning to rapid rating hero—is just as impressive as the destination.