daniel carlsson

Meet Laban-Ungen

Laban-Ungen is a dedicated chess enthusiast who began tracking his games as early as 2010 and has since explored multiple time controls, including Blitz, Bullet, and Rapid. Over the years, he has achieved ratings above 1500 in Blitz, tested his quick reflexes in Bullet, and honed deeper strategic skills in Rapid and Daily formats.

One hallmark of Laban-Ungen’s style is his tenacity. He completes many of his games in the endgame phase (with over 60% reaching conclusions past the opening and middlegame) and can often mount comebacks if he falls behind. Notably, his “Comeback Rate” is recorded at over 70%, reflecting a determined competitor who rarely surrenders.

In terms of performance, Laban-Ungen has shown a slightly higher success rate when playing with the White pieces, winning just over half of those games. His average victory tends to come in under 60 moves, while he also manages to extend losses toward 60 moves. When nerves run high, he typically handles tension well—but he does still have the occasional early resignation (just around 1% of his games).

Laban-Ungen’s peak achievements include crossing the 1500 mark in Blitz by 2020 and maintaining competitive Bullet ratings throughout the years. He has also reached the mid-1400s in Rapid and explored Daily games, indicating a willingness to adapt and learn in slower-paced formats. When it comes to psychological factors, he remains fairly composed, although a small tilt factor shows he’s human like the rest of us.

In short, Laban-Ungen’s chess journey displays a passion for active, varied play and a resilient approach at the board. Whether in bullet-time scrambles or deeper strategic battles, he consistently strives to refine his skill and fight for the full point.