Manoj More (aka Manoj20130): The Brave Chess Warrior
Manoj More, or simply Manoj20130, is a chess player whose journey is nothing short of an epic saga of spectacular highs and humbling lows. With a peak blitz rating of 637 back in 2020, he once dazzled opponents with tactical flair, a strategic mindset, and a bit of beginner’s luck. These days, his ratings suggest either he's playing with one hand tied behind his back or just having fun making the game unpredictable.
Style and Stats
Known for his love of the Bishop's Opening—where he boasts over 53% win rate—and the Scandinavian Defense, with an equally respectable performance, Manoj’s games blend calculated aggression with occasional misadventure. His longest winning streak stretches to 9 games, proving that when the stars align, Manoj can be a force of nature on the board.
Though his blitz win-loss record tilts toward more losses (215 wins vs. 271 losses), his tenacity shines in rapid where he achieved a peak rating of 611 and showed an admirable comeback rate of over 66%. This is a player who doesn’t give up easily—even if the odds aren’t always in his favor.
Psychological Profile
Manoj’s “Tilt Factor” is a modest 11, so while frustration might flicker across his expression after a tough game, he tends to bounce back without tipping into chaos. His perfect 100% win rate at 17:00 hours makes one wonder if he secretly schedules his best brainpower hour around tea time.
Recent Adventures
In his latest victorious escapade, Manoj conquered the Polish Defense with fearless moves, forcing his opponent to resign after a dazzling queen maneuver. Another recent win ended with a classic checkmate using the elegant Van't Kruijs Opening, reminding us all that even underdog heroes can deliver thrilling finales.
Yet, battles haven’t always gone his way. Some recent losses, including a swift resignation and a game abandoned under pressure, reflect the challenges of competitive play—because every chess warrior fights a mix of glory and grief.
Fun Facts
- Manoj prefers tactical melees to marathon endgames, with a relatively low endgame frequency of under 20%.
- When playing White, he’s slightly more successful (47% win rate) versus playing Black (40%). Guess white really does have a slight advantage!
- He’s no bullet speed demon, with a peak bullet rating stuck at 100, but who needs bullets when you’ve got brains?
- His average winning game lasts about 32 moves, indicating a blend of patience and decisive tactics.
Whether you find him launching bishops into battle or making unexpected queen sorties, Manoj More is a passionate player who embodies the spirit of chess: strategic, surprising, and always evolving. So keep an eye on Manoj20130—he just might surprise you with the next brilliant move!
