milososat

Profile Summary: milososat

Meet milososat, the ninja of the chessboard who’s been gracefully zigzagging through ranks and pawns since 2016. Starting off with a modest Blitz rating of 1427, this player has transformed into a formidable tactician with a peak Blitz rating soaring above 2650 – enough to make your queen tremble in her square!

Specializing in Blitz, milososat has amassed an impressive record of over 7,700 wins, battling through nearly 8,500 losses and over 1,100 draws, proving that for every triumphant checkmate, there’s an equally humbling lesson learned. This warrior's opening repertoire is as mysterious as it is effective, often striking like a “Top Secret” strategy—because, well, that’s the actual name of their favorite opening with almost 17,000 games played.

His style? Expect deep endgames and long fights. With an average of 81 moves per win, milososat’s games aren’t your fleeting coffee break matches; they’re epic tales where knights dance and bishops sing before the final curtain. Early resignations are rare (only 1.13%), because giving up isn't in the script. Even after losing a piece, there’s a dogged attempt to claw back a win with a comeback rate nearing 72% — a true phoenix of the 64 squares.

Interestingly, this player peaks in the wee hours of the night, with the best performance at 3 AM — probably plotting their next brilliant sacrifice when most mere mortals are asleep.

Recent games tell stories of resilience and flair: wins by resignation against tough opponents and a brutal finish in the Indian Game Knight’s Variation. But even geniuses have off days, as seen in a recent loss employing the Mieses Opening — proof that chess is a journey filled with drama, suspense, and the occasional humble pie.

Whether it’s blitz, bullet, or rapid, milososat brings dedication, a sprinkle of mystery, and a dash of unpredictable charm, making every game a captivating saga. Opponents beware: this isn’t just a player, it’s a chess adventure!

Fun fact: milososat’s longest winning streak and longest losing streak are both 14 games. Talk about emotional rollercoasters on a grandmaster scale!