JCJCCheng

Profile: JCJCCheng

Meet JCJCCheng, a rapid chess warrior navigating the battlefield with creativity, persistence, and a hint of lovable chaos. With a peak rapid rating of 800 achieved in February 2025, JCJCCheng's journey is a rollercoaster of epic wins and humbling losses that only fuel the fire to improve (and maybe throw in a cheeky resignation for good measure).

Chess Style & Stats

Preferring Rapid time control, JCJCCheng battles across the board averaging about 40 moves per game — a lengthy stroll through the tactics garden. With an early resignation rate of 25%, don't be shocked if JCJCCheng decides to pack it up early when the pawns start falling. Yet, this player boasts a strong comeback rate of 66.7%, proving resilience often trumps despair.

Opening the game like a magician pulling rabbits out of a hat, JCJCCheng shows particular affection for the Bishop's Opening (an undefeated record there!), and the spicy Mieses Opening with a 66.7% win rate. Meanwhile, the notorious King's Pawn Opening remains a tough nut with a gloomy zero-win record but many hard-fought battles.

Highlights & Memorable Moments

Whether surrendering by resignation or triumphing by checkmate, JCJCCheng's games are never boring. One memorable victory featured a classic Petrov's Defense finale, where patience and positional play forced the opponent to throw in the towel—literally.

Opponent Rivalries

JCJCCheng holds a fierce rivalry with kysonplay, splitting games almost evenly with a 40% win rate sprinkled with dramatic checkmates and resignations. Also noteworthy is a perfect score against goldcham and the uncanny ability to wrangle draws from opponents like damodhargajaraj.

Interesting Tidbits

• Favorite time to stun opponents: 21:00 hours, when the brain is most cunning.
• Most challenging streak endured: a brutal six-game losing streak that would have humbled even the grandmasters.
• Maximum winning streak: a modest yet proud four consecutive victories.

Despite the ups and downs, JCJCCheng’s love for chess shines through every move. Whether it's a checkmate or a gracious resignation, this player keeps entertaining and learning with a smile. Chess might be serious for some, but for JCJCCheng, it’s a passionate quest - sometimes triumphant, sometimes humbling, always amusing.