Ninusz

Player Profile: Ninusz

Ninusz is a chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride — complete with unexpected twists, a few tactical blunders, and some glorious comeback stories that even Hollywood would envy.

Starting as a hopeful daily player back in 2017 with a Blitz rating of 1185 and a Rapid around 1073, Ninusz steadily improved to peak at a respectable Daily rating of 1234 in 2021. Not one for flashy flair, ninusz plays with patience — the average win takes about 34 moves, but losses can drag on for over twice that many, proving that giving up is not in their vocabulary (unless it’s early resignation, which only happens around 2% of the time, because hey, even champs know when to save brain cells).

With a solid 52% win rate using White pieces and 50% with Black, ninusz has a knack for squeezing out wins even after losing material — boasting an impressive 100% win rate after losing a piece (that's right, no giving up after a slip!). The comeback rate of over 40% shows a fighting spirit that would make chess titans nod in approval.

Ninusz's longest winning streak stands at 26 games — enough to make opponents wonder if their opponent had secretly hired a grandmaster coach overnight! However, as all mortals do, ninusz has faced some tilt with a factor of 13, reminding us that emotions on the battlefield are inevitable.

The player shines brightest on Tuesdays and early mornings (especially at 3 or 4 AM where the win rate jumps beyond 70%), suggesting nocturnal brilliance... or maybe just caffeine-fueled genius. On the flip side, midnight games might be a gamble, with win rates dipping below 40%.

Opponents would do well to beware: ninusz holds some formidable records, consistently triumphing over frequent challengers like joost_houtsma1994 (60% win rate) and muchula (34%), while boasting perfect winning scores against others who step into the arena.

To sum it up: Ninusz is a player who combines stubborn resilience, methodical gameplay, and a splash of unpredictable magic — a true chess warrior who proves that the game isn’t just about pawns and kings, but character, endurance, and a subtle sense of humor (okay, maybe that last part is the lost queen’s influence).