Profile: motosporthayabusa
Meet motosporthayabusa, a persistent rapid chess enthusiast whose journey resembles a rollercoaster ride more than a smooth cruise. Starting in 2023 with a peak rapid rating of 1348, motosporthayabusa has since been on an adventurous quest in the 400-600 rating nightclub, where the games are as intense as the coffee breaks.
Known for their devotion to the Polish Opening (747 wins out of 1441 games, boasting a respectable 51.84% win rate), motosporthayabusa embraces the less trodden paths on the board with flair. Other favorites include the Alekhine's Defense and the Van t Kruijs Opening, each employed with near-equal parts bravery and curious experimentation. Their tactical awareness reflects a never-give-up attitude, with an impressive 62.1% comeback rate after adversity — because quitting early isn’t in their vocabulary, even if resignations sneak in at about 4.48% of games.
Despite a tenacious streak and a momentous longest winning streak of 10 victories, motosporthayabusa is honest about the harsh realities of competition — they've weathered a longest losing streak of 13 without losing their composed humor (or their love for the game). Their win rates hover around 47.86% when playing White and 45.28% with Black, showing that no color is truly a comfort zone.
The motto might as well be: “If at first you don’t succeed, try variant Polish openings, sip some more coffee, and keep plucking wins away!” Their average game length hovers in the 60-move range, proving they prefer to savor every tactical meal rather than rushing to a quick snack or a blitz feast (although there's fun there too with a blitz peak rating of 479).
Timestamps in the data hint that the best time to catch motosporthayabusa in their prime is 5 AM, where the mind is fresh, and the pieces seem to dance. But beware — a tilt factor of 13 reminds us even the best have their "Why did I just do that?!" moments.
Notable Recent Game Highlights
All in all, motosporthayabusa showcases the heart of a lion mixed with the curiosity of a grandmaster-in-training. Expect thrilling experiments, spirited comebacks, and occasional "oops" moments, all served with passion — on and off the 64 squares.
