Chinguun Bayaraa - Candidate Master Extraordinaire
Known in the chess circles by the enigmatic username lProstoy, Chinguun Bayaraa is a formidable titled player crowned with the prestigious Candidate Master title by FIDE. Far from your average player, Chinguun commands the board with a mix of tactical wizardry and relentless determination that can turn the tides even when the odds look bleak.
Rating Highlights & Style
Chinguun has achieved a peak bullet rating of 2719 (February 2025) and a striking blitz peak of 2757 (May 2023), proving that speed chess is where this master truly shines. With an endgame frequency of over 88%, Chinguun loves the long haul, navigating the complexities of late middlegames and endgames like a seasoned navigator in a storm. Tactically, a comeback rate north of 90% means never counting Chinguun out—even when a piece has been lost, there's a 40% chance that the tables will be flipped.
Opening Repertoire & Memorable Moves
The Indian Game, specifically the East Indian Przepiorka Variation, is a favorite weapon, yielding a win rate of over 64% in bullet games. Queens Pawn Opening variations and the Sicilian Defense also pepper the palette. Not one to shy from complexity, Chinguun’s games often showcase deep strategic play sprinkled with sudden tactical strikes.
Notable Matches & Moments
Among many spirited battles, a recent thrilling victory against watermelonattackk ended in a memorable checkmate after a fierce and graceful dance of pieces. But even masters face trials: a recent loss by resignation to ShrookWafa illustrates that humility is part of the journey—after all, even Magnus slips occasionally.
A Personality on the Clock
With a quirky penchant for playing best around 1 AM, Chinguun’s psychological tilt factor stands at 13, meaning sometimes emotions play as big a role as skill (who doesn’t get a little grumpy losing a rook to a sneaky knight?). Surprisingly, resignation is sometimes the escape route, but rarely does it last; the longest winning streak boasts 12 consecutive victories.
Off the Board
While the data is silent on hobbies outside chess, one can imagine Chinguun Bayaraa relaxing with a steaming cup of Mongolian milk tea, pondering the mysteries of the board and life alike.
Chinguun Bayaraa proves that chess is not just a game of pieces but a thrilling saga of patience, resilience, and occasional caffeine-fueled brilliance.