irpansj

Profile Summary: irpansj

Meet irpansj, the chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is as colorful as it is competitive. Currently sporting a peak rapid rating of 604 and flashing tactical flair with a bullet peak rating of 517, irpansj is the kind of player who loves a good challenge—even if it means starting their daily games with a humble 1200 rating and the occasional "oops, lost on time" moment.

Playing Style & Stats

With an early resignation rate under 10%, irpansj shows the patience of a monk and the tactical nous of a cunning fox. They average around 45 moves per win, proving they like to make each game count. Their comeback rate is a spicy 75%, so don’t be surprised if irpansj snatches victory from the jaws of defeat or flips the board metaphorically with a sneaky last-minute triumph.

While their blitz games are a rollercoaster ride—ranging from as low as 100 to a peak of 407—irpansj proves tenacity with a respectable 132 wins against 114 losses in that format. Bullet matches tell a similar tale of grit with 66 wins and a microscopic margin in losses.

Openings and Tactical Choices

A true connoisseur of the chessboard, irpansj enjoys mixing things up:

• Blitz favorites include the Kings Pawn Opening with nearly 48% wins, and a crafty 83% win rate with the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation, showing off some deep theoretical knowledge.
• In bullet, irpansj has perfected the Owens Defense with a flawless 100% win record across 3 games — talk about a secret weapon.
• Rapid games reveal a flirtation with Queens Pawn Opening Chigorin Variation boasting a 60% win rate, highlighting versatility.

Noteworthy Quirks

Irpansj’s best time to play is apparently around 6pm, where their win rate is a perfect 100%. Maybe it’s that post-work brainwave moment... or simply a well-timed snack. Either way, opponents beware! Their tilt factor is a respectable 8, confirming they keep cool under pressure despite the inevitable ups and downs—a quality that’s priceless in online battles.

Recent Battles: The Good, The Bad, and The Timeouts

Victory comes in many forms for irpansj: they've won by resignation, checkmate, and even on time—like a true speed chess gladiator. Though sometimes the clock has been their nemesis (and theirs, the nemesis of the clock), they push through. For example, their most recent win was a gritty blitz game where they outmaneuvered prmaaaaj with precise moves leading to a famous time-forfeit finish.

Losses? Sure, but even the best must bow occasionally. Recent setbacks against opponents like aenafis and treivb only add to their ever-growing experience and drive to improve.

Long Live the Streaks

The longest winning streak reached a solid 7 games, proving irpansj can hit their stride when the stars align. Conversely, the longest losing streak was 8—because every journey has its bumps. Currently, they're on a small losing streak of 1, meaning the comeback squad is always ready in the wings!

In summary:

Whether blitzing out a Scandinavian Defense or sneaking in a bullet Owens Defense, irpansj combines persistence, tactical awareness, and a splash of unpredictability. They might not be Magnus Carlsen (yet), but chess is as much about heart as it is about rating—and irpansj’s got plenty of that. Always ready to bounce back, this player dances on the edge of brilliance and chaos, keeping their opponents guessing and the chessboard sizzling.

Checkmate? Always a possibility. Boredom? Never.