namoprakash

Profile: namoprakash

Meet namoprakash, a chess player whose journey through the 64 squares is nothing short of an emotional rollercoaster — with slightly more downs than ups, but hey, every great saga needs drama!

Rating and Stats

As of May 2025, namoprakash's Rapid rating peaked at a solid 379, while Blitz and Bullet both held steady at a modest 100. With only a handful of games played (just 7 in Rapid, 2 in Blitz, and a single Bullet battle), each move is a fresh adventure
Wins might be few (one in Rapid), losses sometimes sting (especially the two-game Blitz losing streak), but draws add a touch of suspense. The player’s comeback rate? A perfect 100%—giving hope to anyone who’s faced a rough position; namoprakash refuses to quit early.

Playing Style

Known for diving deep into the endgame (30% frequency), namoprakash likes to savor the last bites of the chess pie, often reaching around 50 moves per game. The Pirc Defense is their shining star, with a 100% win record in Rapid games using this opening — obviously, a secret weapon carefully wielded against unsuspecting opponents.
The Kings Pawn Opening, however, has been more of an uphill battle, with several losses and zero wins so far. But remember, every master was once a disaster!

Memorable Moments

One of the greatest triumphs came with a brilliant knife-edge checkmate over bishtgautam using the Pirc Defense on May 16, 2025. The victory featured nimble queen maneuvers and a daring king escape that left spectators (and opponents) breathless.

Psychological Edge & Quirks

Namoprakash has a modest tilt factor of 2 — meaning a little frustration creeps in after setbacks, but the spirit remains ever-alive. The best time to face this player? Somewhere near 9 AM, before coffee wears off or nerves kick in.

Interestingly, namoprakash fares best against lower-rated opponents, boasting a perfect winning percentage there, but finds tougher sledding when climbing the rating ladder.

Final Thoughts

In the grand theater of chess, namoprakash plays the role of the resilient underdog with a hunger for improvement and a heart full of fight. Every loss is a lesson; every win, a cherished trophy — and every game, a chapter in the great cosmic story of the chessboard.