Mtsutsa

Profile Summary: Mtsutsa

Meet Mtsutsa, an adventurous chess player navigating the ever-exciting battlegrounds of Rapid, Blitz, and the occasional Bullet. With a peak Rapid rating of 1487 achieved in January 2025, Mtsutsa shows a fierce competitive spirit... even if the journey has a few bumps along the way.

Rapid games are Mtsutsa’s main arena, where over 550 encounters have resulted in a respectable mix of victories, defeats, and a handful of draws. The road hasn’t always been smooth—you might call it a rollercoaster, considering their longest losing streak was a daunting 14 games! But don’t count them out; a comeback rate of nearly 75% speaks volumes about resilience. When the going gets tough, Mtsutsa gets tactical.

A dedicated fan of the King’s Pawn Opening, Mtsutsa has tried numerous variations with varying success. However, the Van t Kruijs Opening stands out as their secret weapon, boasting a fantastic win rate close to 70%. Who knew something with such a mysterious name could be so effective? Perhaps it's the opening's namesake or sheer unpredictability that keeps opponents on their toes.

Mtsutsa’s playing style is a mix of patience and grit: they tend to last around 40 moves in winning games and slightly longer in losses, reflecting a dogged fight to the checkered end. Interestingly, the player is most dangerous around midnight, with a perfect 100% win rate at 00:00—clearly a night owl who thrives in the witching hour.

The psychological game? Tilt Factor sits at a modest 14, showing Mtsutsa keeps cool in stressful situations most of the time, only occasionally letting frustration sneak in. As with many mortals, demonstrating chess prowess after losing a piece is understandably challenging, but the player still manages an almost 41% win rate in such scenarios—enough to keep hopeful fans cheering.

Favorite time control: Blitz. Perhaps Mtsutsa enjoys lightning-fast decisions, or maybe likes to spice things up with a little time pressure drama. With a blitz peak rating of 640, there's fiery passion there, too.

Some opponents are clearly fans—Mtsutsa has undefeated records against several players, including hushbox (3 wins), sabeksaa, and evansoftvora, among others. Meanwhile, others like eddylehardy or dcdefeat have proven a bit more stubborn.

And now, for the pièce de résistance: a glimpse at one of their recent masterpieces—a swift victory by resignation in a sharp King's Pawn game! Here's a snapshot you might enjoy:

So, whether winning, losing, or plotting the next surprising twist, Mtsutsa keeps the chessboard buzzing with personality and punch. Watch this space for more bold moves and unexpected gambits!