NiharRahin

Profile Summary: NiharRahin

Meet NiharRahin, a rapid chess battler who approaches the 64 squares with both a fierce spirit and a touch of whimsy. Rated as high as 826 in January 2025, Nihar's journey on the rapid chess battlefield is a rollercoaster of brilliant victories and humbling setbacks. But hey, who said climbing the rating ladder was easy?

With a preference for the Rapid time control, NiharRahin has played over 450 rapid games this year alone. They tend to open with the classic King's Pawn Opening (e4), testing opponents with variations like the Leonardis and the Italian Game—the latter bringing a modest 45% win rate. But don't let the numbers fool you: behind every loss is a cunning comeback nearly 57% of the time!

Nihar is no stranger to taking calculated risks; they have an average first capture move around the 6th move and tend to stretch their wins longer than losses, with roughly 47 moves per win. Sometimes patience is a virtue; sometimes, it's a battle of endurance. Nihar’s endgame frequency is impressive, showing a knack for strategic perseverance.

Psychological resilience? Check. A low tilt factor of 7 suggests that even after a brutal checkmate, Nihar keeps calm and carries on. Their best time to play (and perhaps catch noobs off guard) is at 10 AM, when the winning chances spike to a cozy 70% in that hour.

Opponents beware: Nihar boasts a near-perfect win record against most adversaries, including a spotless slate against svvvvvvvvvaaani, joravarbains, and mrzoro12. Whether it's a sharp checkmate or a graceful resignation, Nihar shows chess mastery peppered with moments of brilliance.

Fun Fact:

Even with some rough patches, Nihar’s games often end with a flair for the dramatic, such as their recent delightful checkmate victory with a daring rook maneuver. Clearly, this player keeps the game exciting, one move at a time.

Want a glimpse of NiharRahin’s genius? Here's a memorable finish:

In the realm of chess, NiharRahin is the player who laughs in the face of adversity... and occasionally resigns before the coffee kicks in.