misakmisak

Profile Summary: misakmisak

Meet misakmisak, a passionate chess player who’s been hustling on the digital 64 squares since at least 2018. Starting off with a bullet rating of a modest 627, misakmisak quickly escalated through the ranks, peaking at an impressive 1841 in Bullet chess by early 2022 and soaring nearly to 1983 in Blitz during the blazing summer of 2020. Talk about lighting pieces on fire, literally!

Known for an aggressive tactical style, misakmisak boasts a comeback rate of over 76% — clearly never one to back down when down a piece. With an average of 70 moves per win in their victories, patience and endurance are definitely part of the arsenal, even if the early resignation rate hits a cheeky 0.8%, showing that occasionally, quick exits are part of the charm.

The white pieces tend to bring better luck, with a 50.31% win rate, while black holds steady at nearly 47%. Time-wise, misakmisak’s best moments come surprisingly early: 4 AM sees the peak of their performance, as if nocturnal chess spirits lend their power. Beware opponents playing right before midnight, though – the win rate mysteriously drops to zero – maybe it’s ghost hour!

Opening repertoire is both versatile and battle-tested. In Bullet games, the Queens Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense shines brightest with a winning rate exceeding 57%, while the Indian Game Knights Variation is a reliable weapon with a steady 52% success rate. Blitz players face fierce battles against the Queens Pawn Opening and the Sicilian Defense Open Accelerated Dragon Modern Variation, where misakmisak balances risk and reward with nearly even win rates.

With over 3,000 Bullet wins and nearly 6,000 Blitz victories logged, this fierce competitor enjoys the thrill of fast-paced games but doesn’t shy from the complexities of Rapid either. Most wins come from tough battles decided by resilience, as seen by a whopping 4,000+ wins via resignation and over 3,000 wins on time.

Misakmisak’s chess journey is filled with ups and downs — a longest winning streak of 14 games, matched by an equal longest losing streak, proving that every great player tastes both victory and defeat. But the current losing streak of just 2 games means the comeback is surely on its way.

When not plotting checkmate, misakmisak can be found delighting fans with sharp performances, clutch wins on the clock, and the occasional unpredictable blunder that keep spectators on their toes. A true gladiator of the board, misakmisak is a player who embodies grit, wit, and a love for the royal game — all while battling the clock and occasionally sacrificing a pawn for the thrill of it.

For fans interested in the latest masterstroke, misakmisak’s most recent victory was a fierce struggle in a Slav Defense (ECO D11), squeezing out a win on time after a long strategic tussle. Details and moves from this game are available on their Chess.com profile.