Mika-147

About Mika-147

Meet Mika-147, a rapid chess enthusiast whose battle arena mostly lies in the thrilling seconds of the clock. With a peak rapid rating of 879 achieved in May 2025, Mika-147 combines tactical grit and a bit of cheeky flair to keep opponents guessing. Playing 388 games in rapid format this year alone, Mika-147's experience isn't shy on spicy openings like the Accelerated London System or the sneaky Englund Gambit, where their win rate can boast up to 61.11%!

Career Highlights & Playing Style

• Longest Winning Streak: 7 games (because once you find the groove, you ride it!)
• Comeback Rate: An impressive 74%, proving Mika-147 doesn’t quit, even when the chips are down.
• Favorite Time to Play: 5 PM — prime time for mind battles and cheeky checkmates.
• Average Moves per Win: About 55 moves, a slow and steady simmer of strategy with patience as a virtue.
• Early Resignations: Rare, only 3.7% of the time - this player fights till the very end or the coffee break.

Signature Openings

Among Mika-147's arsenal, the Queens Pawn Opening - Accelerated London System shines bright with a solid 54% win rate over 74 games. The Caro Kann Defense and the Indian Game also feature prominently, demonstrating versatile love for classic and modern opening theory. And if you thought the Englund Gambit was unwanted? Not for Mika-147, who's won over 60% of games playing it.

Psychological Prowess

With a tilt factor of just 6, Mika-147 keeps composure under pressure like a zen grandmaster. This calm approach helps secure victories even after losing material, boasting a 44.64% win rate when down a piece. Opponents beware: resilience is Mika-147’s middle name.

Recent Battles

Lately, Mika-147 has been on a bit of a hot streak against joshua_rgs and darii33, winning 100% of their recent encounters. Though not every day is a victory parade—tough competitors like nickhidri, ricardo_esc, and lopezsp have handed over some painful losses, reminding Mika-147 that every knight can be forked.

Fun Fact

Mika-147’s games often wrap up around move number 55—which, coincidentally, is just enough time to brew a nice cup of tea while plotting the next devastating attack. Chess and tea? What’s not to love!

Want to see an epic win? Here's a quick peek at Mika-147's recent victory against joshua_rgs: