Nursamsi Hidayat Tulloh

Nursamsi Hidayat Tulloh: The Chessboard’s Biologist of Battle

Known in the chess community as nursamsi_sensei, Nursamsi Hidayat Tulloh is a player whose strategic growth resembles the evolution of a well-adapted species. With a rapid rating that blossomed from a modest 541 to a thriving 1562 in just one year, Nursamsi proves that even in the wild kingdom of chess, evolution can happen rapidly—pun intended!

Analyzing over 650 rapid games, Nursamsi exhibits a keen tactical awareness, boasting a 83.38% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece—talk about cellular regeneration of the mind! This player knows how to turn setbacks into triumphs, effectively regenerating every losing position into a winning one with the precision of DNA replication.

Favorite openings resemble a rich ecosystem of diversity:

• King’s Pawn Opening (73.3% win rate): the fertile soil where Nursamsi plants many victories.
• Sicilian Defense, Bowdler Attack (65% win rate): a venomous finisher, ready to sting opponents switching sides like a clever predator.
• Italian Game and Bishops Opening Berlin Defense each showcase above 55% success, proving Nursamsi’s adaptability through different evolutionary branches of opening theory.

One can say Nursamsi’s gameplay is a perfect organism with a 56% win rate as White and a sturdy 52% as Black. Endgames are a particular breeding ground for mastery, with play extending on average to over 70 moves—patience as natural as mitosis in this cerebral cell.

Not one to fall prey to tilt, Nursamsi maintains a low tilt factor of 6, displaying mental homeostasis even after tough losses. And when it comes to psychological resilience, this player shows an impressive 53% higher win rate in rated games over casual encounters—clearly thriving under pressure like an apex predator in the rating food chain.

In blitz, while only dipping a toe with 2 games, the evolutionary sample size is small, yet the genetic code is promising with a win and loss equally split. But rapid time controls are where the real biological battle unfolds.

From dawn to dusk, Nursamsi’s moves dominate most fiercely between the early morning hours to midday, with an astonishing 69.23% win rate at 1 AM and an energetic 66.67% around 4 AM and 10 PM—chess and circadian rhythm in perfect symbiosis.

In the vast savanna of online chess, Nursamsi stands as a resilient species, thriving through adaptation, strategic mutations, and the occasional well-timed gambit. Whether evolving the Philidor Defense or deploying the Scotch Game, every game contributes to a living, breathing, winning organism on the 64-square petri dish.

Keep an eye on nursamsi_sensei—because in this game of genes and checkmates, his game is always growing and never stagnating.