Jendo10

Jendo10: The Rapid Riser of the Chessboard

In the ever-shifting battleground of 64 squares, Jendo10 emerges as a spirited contender armed with a swift and strategic mind. With a peak rapid rating of 522 as of June 2025, this player has shown a knack for climbing the ladder, starting from a modest 230 at the beginning of 2025 to an impressive current rapid rating hovering near 495. Jendo10's rapid games boast a competitive record of 72 wins against 60 losses and a handful of 8 draws—a balance hinting at both grit and learning on the board.

Opening Flair & Style

It’s not just the numbers that tell the story. Jendo10’s opening repertoire reads like a grand tour of classic and experimental choices:

• The Vienna Game: A perfect 5/5 wins – apparently, when Jendo10 visits Vienna, the king always gets out safely.
• King’s Pawn Opening: An 87.5% win rate in 8 games – bold, straightforward, and effective.
• Italian Game and Three Knights Opening: Consistently strong with 80% wins, showing that Jendo10 loves traditional knights-and-bishops action.
• And yes, the Berlin Vienna Hybrid Variation might still be scary territory with 0 wins and 3 losses—no shame in a steep learning curve!

A Day and Hour to Remember

According to statistical gods, Jendo10’s best hour to conquer opponents is surprisingly at 5 AM, hitting a 100% win rate — evidently, the early bird truly catches the chess worm! Sunday is the best day to watch out for them, with a smashing 83.33% win rate. Maybe weekends call for genius moves?

Battle Scars and Comebacks

For every chess warrior, defeat is part of growth, and Jendo10 takes it with style. Their come back rate clocks a sharp 64.38%, turning losses into victories with resilient tactical awareness. Occasionally tilted with a factor of 5 (not too shabby!), Jendo10 shows the heart of a fighter who learns and adapts.

Endgame & Resignations

On average, Jendo10's games extend over 56 moves—long enough to charm the audience but short enough to keep opponents wary. They resign early only about 3% of the time, showing respect for the game and opponents. Most wins come through checkmate and resignation of the opponent, showing a knack for closing games with definitive pressure.

Recent Highlights and Lowlights

In June 2025, Jendo10 defeated luisolivos by resignation in a well-played Philidor Defense exchange variation game—calm, collected, with precise maneuvering. Yet, the warrior also met tough resistance, as seen in a June 4 loss against osman1917, who managed a checkmate employing the Pirc Defense.

Style in a Nutshell

"Prefers classic openings but isn't afraid to explore. Early riser with a penchant for long, thoughtful battles and a surprising comeback artist on the digital battlefield."

With a modest bullet rating and a recent learning curb in blitz and daily formats, Jendo10 focuses on sharpening rapid skills but keeps all formats in their arsenal. Their victories over familiar foes like hlub46, crownpalace37, and justmuzo reinforce their presence as a dogged competitor unwilling to back down.

Keep an eye on Jendo10—a player who’s clearly evolving, mastering the art of war one move at a time, all while proving that chess computer screens are the new arenas for modern-day gladiators!