Intanmaul

Intanmaul: The Rapid Riser of the Chessboard

Meet Intanmaul, a chess player whose rapid antics on the board are anything but slow! With a peak rapid rating soaring to 553 in June 2025, Intanmaul has shown a strong upward trajectory, climbing from modest beginnings and steadily improving through grit, resilience, and a knack for landing cunning checkmates.

Though blitz may not be their favorite arena—with a rather humble peak rating of 100—they more than make up for it in the rapid format. With over 780 rapid games under their belt, and a fairly even distribution of wins (338), losses (373), and draws (69), Intanmaul plays a game that’s as unpredictable as a squirrel on a caffeine rush.

Known for a notable 64.2% comeback rate, Intanmaul refuses to accept defeat quietly—if a piece is lost, expect a furious counterpunch. However, beware the infamous 10-game losing streak that reminds us even the sharpest minds have their off days.

Style & Strategy

A big fan of deep endgames (60.89% frequency) and marathon matches — averaging around 55 moves per win — Intanmaul relishes the grind. Their games tend to extend well into the night; after all, their best time to play is 9 PM, perfect for those who prefer a battle under the moonlight.

Opening choices reveal a particular fondness for the Van t Kruijs Opening (80 games) and the Queen’s Pawn Opening, where a solid 60% win rate shows they know how to handle the d4’s and c4’s gracefully. On the flip side, the Englund Gambit has been less kind (22.73% win rate), proving that sometimes, gambits gamble back.

Signature Moments

In a recent triumph, Intanmaul executed a brilliant checkmate against zoeuil_carlsen in over 60 intense moves — a true testament to patience and precision! Their ability to close out games by resignation (207 wins by resignation) also hint at psychological dominance: opponents often throw in the towel knowing they're in deep trouble.

Anecdotes & Fun Facts

• Most played opponent: gioshasai (76 games), with a tricky win rate of just 13.16% against them. Tough nut to crack!
• White pieces seem lucky: Intanmaul enjoys a better win rate with White (45.38%) than Black (40.76%). Clearly, they prefer to start strong.
• Early resignations are rare—only 4.5%—because surrender is not in their vocabulary (except maybe once in a blue moon).
• The number 21 is magical for Intanmaul — a perfect 100% win rate when playing at 9 PM on a Saturday at move 21? Ok, maybe not exactly, but playing well in the evening is certainly their superpower.

In summary, Intanmaul is a player on the rise, armed with stubborn endurance, tactical awareness, and an unquenchable thirst for victory. Whether vanquishing foes by checkmate or grinding out wins in marathon endgames, this player brings both fun and fighting spirit to the chess battlefield.

Watch out! Intanmaul might just outmaneuver you while you blink.