Kushi2757

Profile of Kushi2757

Meet Kushi2757, the rapid chess enthusiast whose journey feels a bit like a rollercoaster ride at the local amusement park—full of thrilling ups, daunting downs, and the occasional loop-de-loop.

Clocking in with a peak rapid rating of 206 as of May 2025, Kushi2757 has proven to be a tenacious player with a distinctive charm: a win rate just shy of 32% over 64 games, plus a knack for bouncing back with a dramatic 60% comeback rate after losing a piece. Not bad for someone whose average moves per win hover around a speedy 23 moves, while losses tend to drag out a little longer (we're talking 36 moves). Clearly, Kushi2757 is no stranger to exhausting battles and dramatic flair.

Favorite Openings & Strategic Adventures

Their opening repertoire is as eclectic as a well-stocked chess buffet. The Center Game Accepted and the Pirc Defense Moroccan Defense are the shining stars, boasting a promising 66.67% win rate each—suggesting a soft spot for flexible play and a taste for the unexpected. On the other end, the Van t Kruijs Opening and the King’s Pawn Opening Kings Knight Variation need some love, with no wins in the recorded games practicing those lines. But hey, who doesn't have their kryptonite?

Playing Style & Habits

Kushi2757 tends to resign early in about 31% of their games, which might be a strategic move or a polite way of acknowledging “the game is over” before the opponent can finish the job. They fight harder in the endgame than the stats might suggest, appearing there roughly 27% of the time.

Interestingly, playing as White yields a considerably better success rate (around 39%) compared to Black (about 23%). The optimal "power hour" seems to be around 5 PM UTC when their win rate hits a respectable 67%, proving that timing — like chess openings — matters.

Psychological Insights & Opponent Records

With a tilt factor of 6, Kushi2757 keeps their cool more often than not, but the occasional frustrating game can get under their skin. They face opponents like jaathw, sergiugrosu86, and nkg0 with impressive 100% win records, while others like blackjakkk and 7_a_m_r_o_u_n_i still keep Kushi2757 on their toes.

Recent Battles

Kushi’s recent wins have been swift and decisive—often ending before the third move in rapid games, leading some to speculate the legendary “game abandoned” tactic might be a secret weapon. Meanwhile, losses have featured intricate fights against cunning foes, proving that even masters of the early resignation have to face the music eventually.

In sum, Kushi2757 is the kind of player who brings excitement, unpredictability, and a bit of drama to every rapid game. Somewhere between calculated moves and gut instincts, they keep their opponents guessing and the chess community entertained. Watch out for those surprise comebacks—chess brilliance often hides behind the most unassuming of stats!