Raymond Kaufman (Mimsychess) - International Master
Meet Raymond Kaufman, a chess virtuoso who proudly holds the title of International Master bestowed by FIDE. With a blitz rating cresting above 2500 at his peak, Raymond’s rapid calculations and lightning-fast moves have left countless opponents both amazed and mildly bewildered.
Known online as Mimsychess, Raymond’s style is a fascinating blend of patience and tactical ferocity. With an endgame frequency of nearly 71%, he’s the kind of player who will patiently nurse a position like a barista perfecting a latte—slow, steady, and guaranteeing a beautiful finish.
Fun fact: Raymond’s comeback rate is an astonishing 82.66%! Losing a piece? No worries! With a 97.32% win rate after losing material, Mimsychess could probably lose their queen, blunder a rook, and still walk away with a win—talk about resilience with style.
Off the board, he has a mild addiction to early resignations—only about 4.9% of his games end prematurely. Guess it’s tough to say goodbye when the board still holds so many stories. With an average of about 66 moves per win, his games are like mini chess epics, not just quick skirmishes.
As serene as a monk at hours when most people are still hitting snooze, Raymond’s best winning odds peak between 1 AM and 7 AM, showing the world that chess strategy sometimes prefers a night owl schedule.
Across multiple years and formats — blitz, rapid, bullet, and even daily—Raymond has amassed an impressive collection of wins and experience. Whether against the ticking clock or the slow burn of classical time controls, his prowess commands respect.
So, if you ever find yourself facing Mimsychess on the virtual battlefield, prepare for a tough, deeply strategic contest—just don't expect him to fold early. After all, in Raymond Kaufman's world, every piece has a chance to be a hero.