ISH-KHURANA

Profile Summary: ISH-KHURANA

Meet ISH-KHURANA, a chess player whose rating has evolved like a fascinating evolutionary chain, adapting and surviving across different time controls with a resilience worthy of a true chess predator.

With a max Rapid rating climbing from 765 in 2024 to an impressive 830 in 2025, ISH-KHURANA's chess DNA clearly contains some serious growth hormone! Their rapid games are like a test tube where each move is carefully experimented on — 1297 wins in 2024 and slightly fewer losses show this player's cells fight hard under pressure.

In Daily battles, though only a few games played, a remarkable top max rating of 1217 was reached in 2025, glowing like bioluminescent mitochondria lighting the path to victory. ISH-KHURANA’s rapid metabolism for endgames (hitting 45.05% frequency) shows a keen ability to survive and thrive when most pieces have exited the petri dish.

Bullet games, albeit short and sweet with only a few recorded, reveal a fluctuating synapse firing with a max rating of 671 in 2024. It appears ISH-KHURANA sometimes mutates between clever attacks and risky gambits with a 33.33% win rate — just a few aminos away from greatness!

This tactician's comeback rate is a staggering 62.25%, demonstrating a genetic equipment of resilience; even after losing a piece, the win rate is a perfect 100%. Such efficiency at bouncing back is nothing short of cellular regeneration in the face of damage.

Psychologically, ISH-KHURANA's tilt factor clocks in at a mild 13%, indicating a cool and collected approach under the microscope of competitive play. Like a neuron firing precisely, this player knows how to keep the focus sharp.

Their longest winning streak is a 12-move DNA strand of triumph, although the current winning streak rests at zero — even a master cells needs some downtime to replicate and strategize.

Notably, ISH-KHURANA's favorite opening remains a closely guarded secret — a gene expression unknown to opponents, confounding dice-rolls and deterministic models alike.

Face them on a Monday at twilight (18:00–20:00), and you will encounter a player with win rates nearing 55%, a perfect moment when their circadian rhythm aligns for peak synaptic efficiency.

In short, ISH-KHURANA is a biological marvel in the chess ecosystem: adaptive, resilient, and ever-evolving. Playing against them is like being part of an exciting cellular experiment — unpredictable yet fascinating.