modpratama

Profile of the Chess Enthusiast: modpratama

Meet modpratama, a player whose chess journey has unfolded like a grandmaster’s opening repertoire—sometimes bold, sometimes cautious, but always full of strategic twists and a dash of humor. With a peak rapid rating soaring to 1383 in 2023 before a temporary dip, modpratama resembles a knight navigating the chessboard of life: sometimes making leaps forward, sometimes circling back, but never losing the game spirit.

With nearly 1,000 rapid games under their belt and a double-edged win-loss record in rapid (510 wins to 486 losses), modpratama knows how to keep opponents guessing. Their tactical acumen is proven by a remarkable 70.83% comeback rate—a true testament to resilience and the biological instinct to survive and thrive! When a piece is lost, modpratama fights back fiercely, boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing pieces, as if their queenly neurons light up with fresh energy.

This player's opening repertoire includes some classic moves with a biological twist: they seem to have an affinity for the Indian Game (68.4% win rate in rapid) and the French Defense (66.7% win rate), as if their cells identify strongly with defense mechanisms. The Accelerated London System also features prominently—modpratama’s strategic sanctuary where many wins have hatched.

Playing style? Expect games lasting over 60 moves per win, indicating patience and a love for the endgame, where cells naturally unite to protect the organism—they are no stranger to defense and endurance. The endgame frequency of 54.17% reflects a player who knows that, just like in biology, survival to the end is key.

Though their blitz and bullet ratings have seen ups and downs (peak blitz rating 1184 and bullet 1034 in 2023), modpratama is more like a slow-cooking enzyme catalyzing their growth—rapid games bring out their best performance and deepest strategies.

Fun fact: Their longest winning streak is 9 games, a sequence almost evolutionary in its perseverance! Yet, modpratama isn’t immune to a bit of human error—the tilt factor is at 10, a small fraction of their mental mitochondria misfiring, but nothing a little reset can’t fix.

When asked about preferred "time-of-day" for a match, modpratama’s cognitive cells fire best at 7 AM (with a win rate of 58%), proving early-bird neurons really do catch the worm... or in this case, checkmate.

In summary, modpratama is a tenacious player thriving in the rapid ecosystem of chess. From tactical comebacks to strategic openings, they blend calculated moves with a lively spirit—always ready to outwit opponents and evolve into an even stronger competitor.