MaikeruCS

Michael - The Chess Enthusiast with a Brainy Twist

Meet Michael, or as some cyber pawns know him, MaikeruCS — a chess player whose game is as dynamic as the mitosis of a cell! Over the years, Michael’s blitz rating has danced wildly like a lively amoeba, reaching highs of 1284 in 2022 and making a compelling comeback to 1217 in 2025. His bullet bursts may be quick, but his victories linger in memory, boasting a max bullet rating of 1315 back in 2021.

Never one to resign early—his early resignation rate is a mere 0.27%—Michael’s style often blossoms into long, evolving endgames, with an impressive 68.15% endgame frequency. His games tend to stretch their chromosomes over an average of about 60 moves to victory, and even longer when the cells... we mean games, don’t go his way.

Psychologically, Michael has toughness that’s almost evolutionary: a comeback rate of 70.71% and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving that even when the body loses a limb, the spirit fights on with undiminished vigor.

When it comes to openings, Michael loves to dip his toes into the Scandinavian Defense, playing nearly 400 blitz games of the Mieses-Kotrc Main Line with nearly half resulting in wins – quite the genetic trait for fighting resilience! His Italian Game and Philidor Defense also bloom nicely, with win rates hovering above 50%.

Michael's preferred battlegrounds vary, but his highest burst of brilliance seems to peak around morning hours—particularly at 8 am where his win rate flowers to a neat 50%. And just like the circadian rhythms that govern nature, his performance shifts subtly across the week, shining on Tuesdays and Fridays most of all.

Among his most frequent sparring partners, Michael has a notable 100% win rate against several opponents — talk about evolutionary advantages in the competitive ecosystem of chess!

Despite a few rough patches (2023's blitz rating dip), Michael’s chess journey is as fascinating as a biological experiment, full of twists, turns, and cellular division of skills that keep growing, adapting, and thriving.

In short, Michael’s chess career is not just a game, but a well-adapted organism—ready to checkmate the competition one move at a time!