Chess Player Profile: manis1731
Meet manis1731, a rapid chess enthusiast who’s been climbing the rating ladder with the unpredictable flair of a grandmaster-in-the-making... or at least a grandmaster’s lively apprentice. Playing mostly rapid games in 2025, manis1731 has experienced a rollercoaster of ratings — from humble beginnings at 100 to a spike that touched an eye-popping 396, proving that every underdog story has its thrilling peak.
Playing Style & Highlights
Known for a tactical mindset and a love for surprises, manis1731 has a penchant for openings that keep opponents guessing. Favorites include the Englund Gambit (winning 75% of the games with it!) and the Scandinavian Defense, where a 71% win rate suggests they’re comfortable navigating sharp, edgy positions. With a solid record in the Three Knights Opening and Petrovs Defense, manis1731 proves versatility is their middle name—even if their middle name is "Oops, I blundered."
Statistics at a Glance
- Peak Ratings: Rapid 396, Bullet 548, Blitz 108
- Overall Rapid Record: 86 wins, 64 losses, 9 draws
- Longest Winning Streak: 9 games
- Comeback Rate: A stunning 68% — because giving up is not an option!
- Average Moves per Win: 46 (plenty of suspense!)
Fun Facts & Quirks
- Psychological resilience: Despite a modest tilt factor of 5 (a measure of frustration during play), manis1731 bounces back stronger than a chess piece on a pogo stick.
- Playing times: The magic hours are 14:00 and 18:00, where win rates soar to a perfect 100%! Who knew chess was better with a bit of afternoon sunshine or a nice evening snack?
- Endgame aficionado: Nearly 45% of games reach the endgame stage—probably because manis1731 thrives in long battles where every pawn counts.
- Resignation savvy: Wins by opponent resignation constitute the majority of victories, hinting that manis1731’s passion and pressure can make even the toughest rivals say “I quit!”
Recent Games Highlight
In a rapid game on May 30, 2025, manis1731 executed a clean checkmate using the elegant Reti Opening Dutch Variation, proving that strategy and patience can still win the day.
However, not every day is a checkmate feast. A recent loss on June 4 against Che55ldi0t via Alekhine's Defense shows even warriors stumble — but true chess champions analyze, learn, and come back swinging.
Why Follow manis1731?
If you’re into a mix of crafty gambits, stubborn defense, and games full of twists (and occasional blunders that make chess human), manis1731 is your player. Their journey is a testament that ratings don’t tell the whole story—sometimes, it's about the thrill of the game, the joy of the comeback, and the art of outwitting your opponent even when the odds are against you.
May your pawns advance and your knights jump, just like manis1731’s adventurous chess spirit!
