kajulianto

Profile Summary: kajulianto

Meet kajulianto, a passionate chess adventurer navigating the twists and turns of the 64 squares with a mix of grit, tactical flair, and the occasional dash of mischief. Since bursting onto the scene in 2020, kajulianto has experienced the delightful ups and downs that every chess journey demands—boasting a peak rapid rating of 1003, a blitz best of 802, and an impeccable daily game high of 1000 (because who doesn't love a perfect day, right?).

With over 1,000 rapid games under their belt, kajulianto maintains a fighting spirit reflected in a nearly even win-loss rapid record of 511 wins to 531 losses, plus a sprinkling of draws for suspense. This player is no stranger to fierce battles and nail-biting finishes, demonstrating a solid comeback rate of over 67%—because giving up is so passé.

Known as a cunning strategist, kajulianto favors the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation and the Queen's Pawn Opening, boasting win rates of 56% and an impressive 83% respectively. Whether wielding the King's Pawn or experimenting with the intricacies of Italian and Scotch games, this chess warrior adapts with style and occasionally a cheeky early resignation rate of about 3.4%, perhaps admitting defeat gracefully or just saving energy for the next round.

Off the board, kajulianto’s playing style is a study in endurance and tactical prowess, with an average of nearly 44 moves per win and a slightly longer road during losses—because good things take time. Playing with the white pieces nets a better outcome (49.1% wins) than with black (47.4% wins), but never underestimate this player’s tenacity regardless of the side.

Kajulianto prefers to strike during prime time around 9 PM (when the stars align?), enjoying a win rate surge of nearly 67% during this hour. Mondays seem lucky, too, boasting a 60.7% win rate—proof that even chess players might have a “case of the Mondays” but fight through with style.

Despite the occasional tough streak (the longest losing streak clocked at 12 games), kajulianto always bounces back, powered by a tilt factor of 12—just enough to remind us this player feels all the emotions but never lets them win. Recent games show a mix of brilliant victories by checkmate and a few narrow losses on time or resignation, exemplifying the thrilling rollercoaster that is chess.

In short: kajulianto is a spirited competitor, blending determination, surprising tactical comeback abilities, and a curious mix of favored openings. With a modest yet proud rating climb and a love for the game evident in every move, watch out for this player—you never know when the next checkmate will arrive, sometimes even with a rook racing heroically across the board!

"Kajulianto: proving that every chess game is a story worth fighting for, one move at a time."