Gloria Nansubuga: Woman FIDE Master and Chess Aficionado
Gloria Nansubuga, known in the chess world by the username nansubugag, is a Woman FIDE Master with a spirited approach to rapid and blitz chess. While her rapid rating peaked at a respectable 1396 in 2020, Gloria’s true strength lies in her resilience and tactical prowess. She boasts an impressive 80% comeback rate—which means when life (or an opponent) tries to knock her down, she bounces right back with a vengeance.
Her playing style is a cocktail of patience and fire—preferring long, intricate endgames (she reaches the endgame stage in nearly 70% of her matches) and averaging over 65 moves per game. Gloria’s black pieces wield more power, holding a 60% win rate, compared to 25% on white. Opponents beware: once she loses a piece, her 100% win rate after that misfortune shows she’s a master of turning tables.
Though her current winning streak stands at just two, it’s those small streaks that hint at big things to come. She doesn’t quit early—zero early resignations—and keeps fighting until the last move.
Gloria’s arena is both rapid and blitz, where she has played multiple matches against familiar foes like malihaali and justchking, scoring perfect win rates against these longtime rivals. And when it comes to the timing of her magic? Sunday and Saturday are her auspicious days, boasting a 100% win rate. Afternoons are a mixed bag — at noon and 1 pm she’s rolling at 50%, but watch out for 2 pm, where the win rate dips.
What does all this data boil down to? Gloria is a relentless battler—someone who can lose a piece and still flip the script, with a determined spirit that refuses to be shaken (a tilt factor of 4, but hey, who’s counting?). Her recorded 38% edge in rated versus casual games shows she loves the pressure of serious competition.
Whether you meet her across the board or online, expect a player who combines tactical sharpness with emotional grit. Gloria Nansubuga is a Woman FIDE Master who not only plays chess, she lives it—one comeback, one long endgame, one win at a time.