Lukas

Player Profile: Lukas (aka Innasenke)

Lukas, known online as Innasenke, is a spirited chess enthusiast whose adventures on the 64 squares are as colorful as his rating history. At his peak, he clocked in a Rapid rating of 583 in March 2025 — a high-water mark reached after a rollercoaster ride of wins, losses, and lessons learned.

Chess Journey & Style

Lukas battles fiercely in Rapid, where he has played 141 games, with a win/loss/draw record of 57/81/3. Not the most merciful knight on the board, he occasionally succumbs to a streak of seven losses, but he's no stranger to resilience, boasting a comeback rate of nearly 72% when the going gets tough. With an early resignation rate of 12%, he knows when to cut his losses—probably after miscalculating a tricky trap or two.

He enjoys a tactical game with an average of about 40 moves to victory, but sometimes those losses drag on longer, averaging almost 48 moves—because what's the fun of giving up early if you can agonize the opponent a bit more? His preferred battlegrounds? The King's Pawn and Bishop’s Opening, naturally, with some sneaky success in the Scandinavian Defense and King's Pawn Leonardis Variation, where he’s crushed opponents with a solid 75% win rate.

Opening Repertoire Highlights

• King's Pawn Opening: 22 games, 31.8% wins — rookies beware!
• Bishop's Opening Berlin Defense: Almost even, with a 44.4% win rate from 9 encounters.
• Modern Defense: Evenly split, but showing off with a 50% win rate.
• Scandinavian Defense: A respectable 75% win rate — not for the faint-hearted!

Recent Battles and Memorable Moments

On May 23, 2025, Lukas played a fine game against “miloszachu,” ending triumphantly by resignation after a swift 8-move tactical skirmish in the Bishop's Opening. Just two moves earlier, his Black pieces found themselves on the losing side against “Efrn-1971” in a decisive game abandoned after just 10 moves — illustrating that in chess, bravery scores points but sometimes pays the price.

Personality & Playing Rhythm

Lukas's chess clock seems happiest late mornings and afternoons, boasting perfect win percentages at 10:00 and 11:00 and smashing opponents with a solid 75% success rate at noon. Sundays and weekends are also prime time for some board domination with win rates hovering around 40-45%. But watch out for his tilt factor of 7 — he's only slightly less moody than a queen trapped on the edge of the board.

Whether it's an early concession or a gritty checkmate, Lukas embraces all outcomes with a smile. He’s the kind of player who understands that every game, win or lose, is a story worth telling – and sometimes the biggest gambit is just showing up!

Fun Fact

When not trying to revolutionize opening theory, Lukas is most lethal playing the King's Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation and Scandinavian Defense — openings as bold as his will to win!

Keep an eye on Lukas—they say today's losses are tomorrow's grandmaster moves. Until then, may his knight always find the fork!