muitoshoku100

Who Is muitoshoku100?

muitoshoku100 is an online chess phenomenon who has turned the act of playing blitz into a full time job. Since surfacing in 2022, this handle has piled up nearly 20,000 rated blitz games, and although the profile lists bullet as the preferred time control, it is the blitz board where the legend is built. The name suggests many colors, and the play offers many moods: brilliant attacks, stubborn defenses, and the occasional 33 game losing streak.

Volume Like No Other

If you want to improve at chess, the old saying goes, you must play. muitoshoku100 took that advice personally. In September 2022 alone, the account logged 931 blitz games, roughly 31 per day. The monthly totals rarely dip below 200, and in peak months they push past 600. This is not a casual hobby. This is a marathon with a mouse.

The marathon has produced a peak blitz rating of 2668 (2026-03-11) and a bullet peak of 2576 (2022-07-30), but the real trophy case is about endurance. Despite the blitz marathon, the preferred time control is listed as bullet. The bullet sample is smaller, around 800 games, but the strength adjusted win rate of 51.68 percent suggests the faster clock is where this player feels most alive.

A Repertoire Built on e4

Ask what move starts a game for this player, and the answer is almost always 1.e4. The king pawn has appeared more than 10,000 times, while a patient 1.e3 has been spotted fewer than 30 times. As White, the favorite battleground is the Sicilian Defense, which appears in more than 3,300 games. The sharpest weapon in the trunk is the French Defense: Advance Variation, where the win rate climbs above 50 percent. The Caro-Kann Defense and the Scandinavian Defense also make regular appearances, with mixed results.

As Black, life is harder but never boring. The Ruy Lopez arrives on the board more than 1,300 times, and the Slav Defense and the Blackburne Shilling Gambit are steady companions. The typical Najdorf setup from a Sicilian game looks something like this:

Rivalries

Every grinder needs a dance partner, and for this account the ultimate partner is GSWHoops. The two have clashed 92 times, with gswhoops holding the edge at 51 wins to 35. The rivalry is a genuine chess soap opera. Against libertatea, the story flips: 75 meetings and a narrow positive score of 38 wins to 34. Other frequent opponents include nawangtang, rayatableros, rodrigo21, gygesi, and never_walk_alone, each with 40 or more battles.

Style, Streaks, and Quirks

muitoshoku100 is a first striker. The account delivers the first check in 54 percent of games, and that initiative matters: wins come at 46.66 percent when checking first, versus 34.53 percent when the opponent lands the first check. The rook is the preferred tool of disruption, accounting for more checks than any other piece. Wins tend to be long, averaging about 79 moves, and the endgame frequency sits near 78 percent, so do not expect early handshakes.

The swings are real. The longest winning streak is 13, but the longest losing streak is a soul crushing 33. That kind of combat requires a high tolerance for pain, and the stats agree: the tilt factor registers 33, and the best time to play is 21:00, presumably after a calming dinner. Saturdays are kind at 42.22 percent wins, while Thursdays should be avoided at all costs with 37.26 percent. The account is also notably stronger with the white pieces at 43.35 percent wins than with black at 36.61 percent.

There is a clear social hierarchy at the board:

• Against lower rated opponents: 74.71 percent wins
• Against equal rated opponents: 44.06 percent wins
• Against higher rated opponents: 25.89 percent wins

The tactical awareness numbers show a comeback rate of 83.71 percent and a ighter's 38.18 percent win rate even after losing a piece. In other words, this is a player who punishes mistakes, fights bravely, and never quietly disappears.