mianguyen

Chess Enthusiast: mianguyen

Meet mianguyen, a resilient rapid and blitz chess player whose journey through the 64 squares is as colorful as their rating graph!

Starting modestly with a rapid rating of 1055 back in 2012 (rook to pawn, anyone?), mianguyen has navigated through ups and downs, reaching their peak rapid rating above 1200 and blitz rating soaring as high as 1417 in 2016. While not quite Magnus-level yet, they've certainly gained experience and a fair share of glittering victories.

With an impressive longest winning streak of 11 games, mianguyen has demonstrated that when those pieces align, nothing can stop them (except maybe a coffee break).

Playing Style & Habits

• Known for their tactical comeback skills, boasting a 67% comeback rate and a stunning 100% win rate after losing a piece – talk about fighting spirit!
• Average game length? Around 56 moves for wins and a little longer for losses, showing they enjoy a good, thoughtful battle rather than quick skirmishes.
• Often white wins (52%) more than black (44%), perhaps proving that they prefer to set the tone early.
• Endgames are frequent and cherished – almost 59% of games reach that epic finale phase, where pawns become queens and nerves are tested.
• Early resignation is rare, at less than 1%, so expect mianguyen to battle on even in tough spots.

Competitive Spirit & Opponents

Amassing nearly a thousand wins in blitz alone, mianguyen keeps the adrenaline pumping. Their fierce psychological resilience is evident, with a low one-sided loss rate (2.4%) and a tilt factor of 9 (who hasn’t felt the sting of a blunder?).

Their win rates against recent and frequent opponents swing wildly – from absolute triumphs (100% wins against some) to brutal defeats (0% to others). It’s chess thriller theater at its finest!

When Does mianguyen Play Best?

Surprisingly, their best win rates peak in early mornings (6 AM - 7 AM) and afternoons around 2 PM, while evenings might be a bit sluggish. Their Tuesday games boast over 50% win rate, so maybe you should avoid challenging them then... unless you're ready for a chess boot camp.

In Summary

mianguyen is a passionate chess warrior, ready to battle through blizzards of blunders and sieges of strategy alike. Their record hints at a player who loves the game, never truly gives up, and can spring a tactical trap right when the opponent thinks victory is assured.

Chess may be serious business, but with mianguyen onboard, expect some unexpected twists, epic comebacks, and a sprinkle of fun. Keep your pawns close and your queens closer!