Ismaprout

Ismaprout: The Adventurous Gambit Enthusiast

Ismaprout is a rapid chess player who seems to enjoy keeping opponents on their toes rather than topping leaderboards. With a peak rapid rating of 234, achieved early in 2025, Ismaprout’s style could be described as “bold, sometimes risky, always entertaining.”

Specializing in rapid games, Ismaprout has played nearly a hundred matches since early 2025, carrying an overall rapid record of 44 wins, 60 losses, and 9 draws. Some might say this wins-to-losses ratio is not quite “grandmaster material,” but hey, chess is as much about character as it is about pieces.

Opening Repertoire: The Gambit Gambler

Ismaprout clearly has a flair for tricky openings. The Englund Gambit, with a respectable 60% win rate, is a favorite surprise tactic, while the King's Pawn Opening remains a classic battlefield with a 40% success rate. Meanwhile, the Scandinavian Defense might need a bit more polishing—at just 20% wins, it’s a brave choice that keeps spectators guessing (and opponents occasionally relieved).

Playing Style and Quirks

Known for sometimes "throwing in the towel" early, Ismaprout resigns in roughly 23% of games—proof that even chess warriors know when to save their energy for another battle. The average win lasts nearly 39 moves, which means these matches are far from quick skirmishes and often full of ups and downs.

The comeback rate is a solid 43%, showing that even after losing pieces, Ismaprout refuses to fold silently—though the win rate after losing a piece dips to about 27%. A fearless spirit! Beware the tilt factor of 7, meaning a few bad moves can spark some dramatic (and maybe amusing) mood swings during play.

Best Moments

Favorite playing time? Early evening around 6 PM—seems the stars align for some of Ismaprout’s best moves then, winning an impressive 75% of games played at that hour. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, the win rates jump above 50%, suggesting Ismaprout might be onto something with a midweek and weekend game plan.

Notable Games

One recent gem on May 15, 2025, saw Ismaprout pulling off a classic King’s Pawn Opening trick, snagging an early queen capture and forcing a quick resignation from opponent abbas9906. A swift and sweet victory in just four moves! Conversely, not all battles end so favorably, as in a tough loss to kabir9277, where the game culminated in a checkmate after a hard-fought struggle.

Fun Fact

If “most stubborn player” were a title, Ismaprout might take it home. Despite several narrow losses, Ismaprout keeps returning to the board, ever hopeful, ever daring, and always ready to shake up the status quo with a gambit or two.

Whether you love a crafty underdog or just enjoy unpredictable play, keep an eye out for Ismaprout — because every king needs a jester, and every chessboard needs a character like this one.