Maspud

Profile Summary: Maspud

Maspud is a blitz and rapid chess enthusiast whose games go faster than your morning coffee brews—yet somehow still full of tactical fireworks and surprising twists.

Rating and Performance

Peaking at a Blitz rating of 707 and a Rapid rating of 824 in early to mid-2025, Maspud doesn't just play chess—they live it in fast-forward. Daily chess, though less traveled, saw a solid top mark of 800.

With over 3,500 blitz games under the belt, Maspud’s win-loss record hovers tightly around parity (1761 wins vs. 1726 losses, and 95 draws), proving that every battle is truly a nail-biter. Rapid games show a similarly fierce competitive spirit with nearly as many wins as losses.

Playing Style & Psychological Quirks

This player has an Early Resignation Rate of about 4.6%, which suggests they occasionally retire gracefully when the tides turn—but don't be fooled, they keep fighting in the Endgame nearly half the time (45.29% frequency).

Maspud’s comeback rate is nothing short of heroic at 67.26%, showing a knack for snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. Although losing a piece dampens their chances somewhat (42.04% win rate after losing material), this player proves resilience over and over.

Beware if you choose to play around 5pm, their best time of day for chess, possibly fueled by the mysterious psychological tilt factor (11) that keeps things spicy.

Opening Repertoire

Whether it’s the classic King's Pawn Opening or the less common Englund Gambit, Maspud experiments and scores in a broad spectrum of openings. Notably, their Ruy Lopez Berlin Defense (59.48% win rate) and the Englund Gambit (53.28% win rate in blitz) show a playful yet effective approach.

Notable Games & Dramatic Flair

Maspud’s recent victory by checkmate featured a crushing finale from the Ruy Lopez Exchange Variation, finishing with a stylish Ra8#—because why not end a game by politely announcing, "Checkmate, and good night"?

Adventures in battle include both glorious wins and some gut-wrenching losses, such as a swift defeat in a Caro-Kann where the opponent cheekily said, "Thanks for the free queen." Maspud handles these highs and lows with the spirit of a true chess gladiator—ever evolving, always learning.

Fun Fact

Despite the rollercoaster of ratings and outcomes, Maspud has beaten several well-known opponents with a perfect 100% win rate, suggesting a secret recipe for victory... or just really good luck with usernames like “j-and-j” and “legrou”.

All in all, Maspud is the type of player who proves that chess isn’t just a game of pieces, but a game of heart, creativity, and perhaps a dash of delightful chaos.