Alan Morris-Suzuki: The Enigmatic National Master
Alan Morris-Suzuki, also known across the chessboards as the cunning NigelDwarf, proudly holds the prestigious title of National Master. With a rating that dances around the high 2500s in Blitz and Bullet, Alan has not only proven consistency but also flashes of brilliance, with a peak Blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2824 in 2025. Not bad for someone who can probably still beat you before you finish your coffee!
Chess Style and Performance
Alan’s style is a mix of dogged endurance and tactical wizardry. Known for a comeback rate of 78.5% and an astonishing 95.85% win rate after losing a piece, Alan truly embraces the "never say die" spirit. If a piece walks off the board uninvited, don’t count them out just yet: Alan will be plotting your downfall with surgical precision.
With an average of 61 moves per win and nearly 69 moves on average before a loss, Alan clearly enjoys the marathon games, stretching endgames to the limits—which aligns perfectly with his 69% frequency of endgames played. Chess opponents beware: endurance and patience are key to facing Alan.
Records and Rivalries
Over more than 3800 Blitz games, Alan has amassed 1500 wins and still maintains a solid 52% win rate with the mysterious "Top Secret" opening — a line so confidential even Alan’s toughest opponents scratch their heads. In Rapid, this opening is an even more fearsome 67% win rate!
Some opponents seem to be just gifts on the board—with perfect 100% win records against Alexsis_enage, Carlodoctolero, and a host of others. Conversely, a few challengers have managed to sneak victories in, showing Alan’s humility and the classic “even the best have off days” vibe.
Personality & Quirks
With a tilt factor of 18, Alan is fairly calm under pressure but is no stranger to the occasional "oh no, not again" moment. However, Alan’s penchant for early resignations is low (4.57%), highlighting a fighting spirit that refuses to quit early—even in the trickiest of spots.
Fun fact: Alan’s best hours for chess are in the afternoon and early evening, peaking impressively with a 66.67% win rate at 1pm and 65% just after lunch at 3pm—clearly after a good lunch comes great chess! On Sundays and Tuesdays, Alan’s win rate even climbs above 55%, so raise your challenges strategically.
Legacy in the Making
Alan Morris-Suzuki is more than just a player; they are a force on the board with a blend of resilience, tactical genius, and a sense of humor that probably surfaces when they're using the "Top Secret" openings. Whether you are a fan, a rival, or just an admiring spectator, watching Alan’s games is like seeing a thrilling chess saga unfold—full of unexpected twists and the promise of a brilliant checkmate.
In the grand arena of chess, Alan Morris-Suzuki reminds us all that victory belongs to those who keep playing, plotting, and, above all, enjoying the game.