onupov

Profile Summary: onupov

Meet onupov, a relentless chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares resembles an epic saga sprinkled with both brilliant victories and the occasional humbling setback. Blessed with a peak blitz rating of 1792 in August 2023 and a sniper-like bullet high of 1477, onupov has proven they're as comfortable in lightning-fast time controls as in the slow burn of daily games.

With a penchant for the King's Fianchetto Opening and a tactical flair that often turns the tide (their comeback rate approaches 76.5%!), onupov plays chess like a strategist and sometimes a magician. Their endgame frequency is notably high, gracefully wading through the final phases with an average of about 63 moves per win and never afraid to squeeze out that last point.

Psychologically, onupov is a mixed bag—competitive enough to get in 19 games in a row without surrendering early, yet not immune to the tilt monster, as the 19% tilt factor suggests. Timing-wise, they are at their peak around noon, proving that maybe lunch really is the best move.

Their game history is a rollercoaster of caution and daring. Opening choices range from the solid Giuoco Piano to the bold Englund Gambit, and their win rates often tell tales of epic battles where blitz games yield a high 64% win rate with the Scotch Game, while bullet battles can be a bit more adventurous.

Off the board, onupov might not be a household name yet, but their stats whisper stories of a worthy opponent who has danced with the clock and the pieces in over 11,000 toughest clashes. If chess were a movie, onupov’s highlight reel would definitely include jaw-dropping underdog wins and some “how did they pull that off?” moments.

Latest Triumph

In the most recent victory, onupov showcased strategic mastery by winning against aborayan555 in a thrilling game on March 23, 2025. Initiating the King's Fianchetto Opening, onupov displayed both patience and precision, culminating in a confident resignation victory. You can relive this game here.

In chess, as in life, onupov proves it’s not just about how fast you play but how cleverly you think—sometimes a knight’s quirky jump is the most potent weapon against a rook’s march.