m_rizaldi

Player Profile: m_rizaldi

Meet m_rizaldi, a persistent warrior on the chessboard known for marvelous comebacks and a sprinkling of ups and downs that keep the game interesting — both for the player and the audience! Specializing in Rapid chess, this player has a peak rapid rating of 629 achieved recently in May 2025, showing a steady climb peppered with exciting games and nail-biting finishes.

When not cruising smoothly through opening theory with favorites like the King's Pawn Opening and the aggressively fun Bishop's Opening, where m_rizaldi boasts an impressive win rate over 68%, this player displays no fear in mixing it up with less traveled lines such as the Nimzowitsch Defense Kennedy Linksspringer Variation, again achieving over 63% success. It’s a chess cocktail of sharp tactics and strategic ideas, served hot and fresh each game!

But the fun doesn't stop at openings. This player has an uncanny ability to bounce back after setbacks with a comeback rate nearing 66% and a knack for prolonging battles, playing on average 45 moves per win. If you thought patience was a virtue, m_rizaldi exemplifies it, with a near 48% frequency of endgames — showing solid endurance and mental stamina.

Though losses pepper the journey (with a longest losing streak of 6), victories taste all the sweeter. The signature move might just be the quick resignation after decisive defeats—because who has time to dwell on losses when there's the thrill of the next challenge? Resignation rates hover around 6.25%, happily acknowledging when the opponent’s supremacy is clear, allowing a fresh start and renewed hope.

Favorite Times & Playing Style

If you ever want to catch m_rizaldi at peak performance, try the wee hours of the morning—between 4 AM and 5 AM—when this maestro strikes with a win rate nudging 70%! Mornings are for coffee, but for m_rizaldi, mornings are for checkmates.

Playing mostly as White or Black with near equal success (White Win Rate: 50.17%, Black Win Rate: 48.6%), this player’s style could be called “cautiously ambitious.” Moves per loss tend to be longer than moves per win, suggesting a dogged attempt to fight until the bitter end.

Recent Battles

Recently, m_rizaldi secured a sharp win over tb350 in a Nimzowitsch Defense – Kennedy Linksspringer Variation, showing tactical prowess and patience leading to a classic resignation victory. And despite a few tough losses, including a dramatic time defeat, this player’s spirit shines on in every match.

Fun Fact

Known to lose occasionally on time—because sometimes, m_rizaldi’s brain is faster than the fingers—this player keeps opponents on their toes, promising games filled with suspense, strategy, and a dash of unpredictability!

In Summary

Whether you’re looking for an opening theory enthusiast, a tactical fighter, or a master of gritty endgames, m_rizaldi is one to watch — consistently challenging, occasionally bewildering, and always entertaining.

Long live the game, long live m_rizaldi!