Nils-Gustaf Renman IM

Nils-Gustaf Renman (nissegusten) - International Master

Meet Nils-Gustaf Renman, a formidable International Master who dances through blitz and bullet games with the finesse of a grandmaster and the stamina of a marathon runner (kind of). Known in the chess world by the playful moniker nissegusten, Nils-Gustaf has a knack for both rapid attacks and strategic endgames, proving that patience and speed can coexist on the 64 squares.

Rating & Performance

Since 2017, Nils-Gustaf has pushed their Blitz rating from a respectable 2185 to a sizzling 2206, while their Bullet peak hit around 2140. With over 8,000 blitz games and a win rate hovering just above 53%, they’ve faced thousands of opponents weighing every move like a seasoned chess chef seasoning a stew. And in Bullet, despite fewer games, a perfect 100% win rate stands out — talk about fast and flawless!

Playing Style

Ever the fighter, Nils-Gustaf’s games often stretch long—with an average of 68 moves per battle, whether winning or losing—demonstrating a love for thick positional play and tantalizing endgames (nearly 77% endgame frequency!). They don’t give up easily; with an impressive comeback rate of 85%, and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, giving up early is simply not in their dictionary, despite a modest early resignation rate of 17%—after all, sometimes you have to bow out like a true strategist.

Psychology & Timing

Tilting? Nils-Gustaf has a tilt factor of 8 (out of 100?), which suggests they're mostly cool-headed but maybe prone to a tiny bit of frustration when the pawns don’t cooperate. They perform best on Fridays and during early mornings and early afternoons—guess they’re either quite the morning person or just really enjoy kicking off the weekend with chess fireworks.

Opponent Records & Rivalries

Facing down rivals like viktorsalkov (46 games) and comerd (40 games), Nils-Gustaf keeps a solid mid-50s winrate. Some recent opponents have tasted the sting of defeat multiple times—ludogorec and blitzingbeast, beware! It seems that when the game heats up, nissegusten brings a mean streak with a 14-game longest winning streak that could make anyone nervous.

Fun Facts

• Longest winning streak: 14 games — apparently, Nils-Gustaf turns beast mode on occasionally.
• Bullet games played: Fewer but perfect wins (2 out of 2), showing a killer instinct in sudden death mode.
• When down a piece, somehow manages to snatch victory 100% of the time—talk about ninja tactics!
• Plays more blitz games than anyone could count—seriously, over 8,000 games and counting. Do they sleep?

Overall, International Master Nils-Gustaf Renman is a blend of speed, strategy, and resilience who might just put you in a checkmate before you can say "en passant." So, next time you see nissegusten online, prepare for a thrilling game filled with twists, turns, and excellent chessmanship.