omomg-yshan

Profile: omomg-yshan

Meet omomg-yshan, a rapidly evolving chess enthusiast whose rating has blossomed like a well-timed fission event, reaching a peak Rapid rating of 1143 in 2023. With a love for the Scandinavian Defense that’s almost genetic, omomg-yshan has played it over 90 times in Rapid and Bullet formats, exhibiting a win rate that could make even the toughest pawns quake in their boots.

Their approach to openings often leans on the sturdy Van t Kruijs Opening, boasting an impressive 80% win rate in Rapid games—clearly proving that sometimes, the underdog goes viral in the gene pool of openings. Not to be outdone, the Scotch Game and Philidor Defense also feature as favorite “organisms” in omomg-yshan's opening repertoire, with a knack for adapting to unpredictable environments (looking at you, Bullet format!).

Like a clever cell dividing under pressure, omomg-yshan’s endgame strategy shows strong vitality, with an endgame frequency of nearly 58%, and an average game length hovering around 60 moves—plenty of time for their brain's tactical mitochondria to fire up and carry the load.

Speaking of tactics, omomg-yshan exhibits a remarkable comeback rate of over 70%, and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—truly a testament to their resilience and cellular-level survival instincts on the battlefield of the 64 squares.

Psychologically, the player shows a modest tilt factor of 9, meaning they occasionally mutate with frustration, but nothing a little chess therapy can't fix. With early resignation rates kept low around 6%, they prefer to linger in the contest like mitochondria seeking ATP—determined and persistent.

Off the board, omomg-yshan's opponent list reads like a diverse genome, and they hold strong records against many, including a striking 85% win rate against botezlover007 and a flawless 100% versus a handful of other challengers.

So if you encounter omomg-yshan in an arena, beware: behind that username lies a player who thinks like a grandmaster and adapts like evolution itself. They may just cause you to be the one who gets check-mated in the natural selection of chess combat!