Vidyasagar Suryavanshi

Profile Summary: Vidyasagar Suryavanshi (Kalpa9326)

Meet Vidyasagar Suryavanshi, also known in the chess realms as Kalpa9326, a fighter on the 64 squares who refuses to let the clock dictate his mood—well, most of the time. With a peak rapid rating soaring up to 1348 in March 2025, Vidyasagar’s chess journey is a wild rollercoaster ride of tactical prowess, resilience, and the occasional 'oops' moment.

Starting his recorded games around 2023 with a modest rapid rating below 1000, Kalpa9326 quickly embraced the chaos of chess battles, logging thousands of rapid games with a nearly balanced all-time record: 1552 wins and 1570 losses, plus a handful of draws. This indicates that every match is a new story and every move a gamble—he’s more of a “play to win or tilt trying” type, evidenced by a tilt factor of 9.

If consistency were a teammate, Vidyasagar might occasionally ghost it for a coffee break. His rapid rating fluctuates like a dance rhythm - jumping from sub-900 dips to hitting new heights over 1300! But he’s stubbornly sticking it out, continuously grinding through hundreds of games monthly. A true marathoner, not a sprinter... plus, his average moves per win (66) hint at patient battles that can exhaust even the toughest opponents.

Vidyasagar's openings repertoire is as versatile as a Swiss Army knife: he’s a big fan of the top-secret line (over 3000 rapid games!), and dabbles strategically with the Sicilian Defense variants, the English Gambit, and the Queen’s Gambit Declined. Sometimes he wins with a flourish, other times... well, let's say he knows how to keep things interesting.

His playing style is nuanced: he doesn’t shy away from endgames (playing them 62% of the time) and boasts an impressive 76.6% comeback rate—a testament to his never-say-die attitude. Whether he's clawing back from losing a piece or sneaking in a victory when the odds are against him, Vidyasagar’s games are never dull.

Humor alert: Kalpa9326 has endured streaks like the longest winning streak of 12 games (goals for everyone) and the longest losing streak of 9 games (brutal but character-building). Also, his current losing streak may just be the universe conspiring for an upcoming epic comeback. Forewarned.

Time-wise, evenings around 8 PM seem to be his magic hour where his win rate peaks near 61%. So if you ever want to challenge him, pick your timing wisely or brace yourself for a tactical storm. His average game termination? Resignation is king—Vidyasagar knows when to convince his opponent to pack it up gracefully.

Recent Highlights

Just recently, Vidyasagar showcased his prowess by winning with the Sicilian Defense in a thrilling live game where he checkmated his opponent with a queen’s sneaky attack. Despite occasional setbacks, his fighting spirit remains unmatched.

In the fast-paced blitz and bullet arena, he’s constantly sharpening his reflexes, though with ratings still in the mid-600 to mid-900 range. Daily chess hasn’t been his stronghold, but let’s face it, when you’re this active in rapid and blitz, who has time for daily?

Fun fact:

Vidyasagar’s win rate against opponents rated lower than him is a whopping 74.12%, but when facing players above his rating, he humbly admits defeat 73.46% of the time. It’s that "learning at the school of chess life" vibe.

To sum up, Vidyasagar Suryavanshi (Kalpa9326) is the chess warrior who embraces complexity, dives into battles without hesitation, and occasionally goes "all in" on a knight fork or pesky pawn push. His journey is a mix of tenacity, tactical fireworks, and a dash of humor—because after all, chess is not just a game, it’s an adventure.