Jmai95

Profile Summary: Jmai95

Meet Jmai95, a chess enthusiast who has been making waves on the online battlefield primarily in 2025. Known for a mix of daring attacks and strategic comebacks, Jmai95 combines persistence with flashes of brilliance — sometimes leaving opponents wondering if they've stumbled into a game or a rollercoaster ride.

Ratings & Playing Strength

Jmai95 shines brightest in Rapid chess with a peak rating of 481 achieved recently in June 2025. Blitz and Bullet ratings tell an intriguing story too: while Bullet peaked at a humble 436, Rapid’s steady climb and highest Max rating point towards a player whose best moves come with a bit more thinking time. Not a speed demon, but definitely a tactician who loves a calculated storm!

Game Style

With an average of about 51 moves when winning and settling around 49 moves in losses, Jmai95 embraces the chess marathon rather than the sprint. Their preference for long, drawn-out endgames (appearing in nearly half the played games) suggests a patience bordering on zen master. Early resignation rate is under 10% — proof they rarely throw in the towel before the battle is fully engaged.

Tactical Flair & Mental Fortitude

What stands out is an impressive comeback rate of 64% — losing a piece doesn’t discourage Jmai95; it often signals the start of a thrilling turnaround. Despite a modest “tilt factor” of 8 (chess players know the struggle!), they seem to perform best around 9 PM when the brain is fully caffeinated and ready for some queen hunts.

Favorite Openings & Strategies

The King’s Pawn Opening with a twist of the Kings Knight Variation is a staple move, boasting a solid win rate of around 55% in Rapid games. The King's Knight Variation is clearly a trusted battleground, though Jmai95 also masters the Petrovs Defense, boasting a commendable 67.5% win rate in Rapid. Meanwhile, bullet games reveal a love/hate relationship with the Scandinavian Defense — sometimes a gamble, other times a sure-fire win.

Recent Battles

Victory dances have been well performed, like the swift checkmate over Al3j06 featuring a sneaky queen and bishop ballet culminating in a victorious Qxf1#. On the downswing, tough losses have come from solid opponents, reminding Jmai95 that even the best fall but always get back up for another try.

In summary: Jmai95 is less about blitzing out quick wins and more about the thoughtful hustle, with a tactical toolkit ready to seize the initiative even after setbacks. A player worth watching — chess comedy and drama guaranteed!

Link to latest win: Game vs Al3j06 (2025.06.04)