Alain Ranaivoharisoa IM

Alain Ranaivoharisoa - International Master

Alain Ranaivoharisoa is a formidable International Master whose chess journey is anything but dull. Known among peers and opponents for perseverance and an uncanny tactical awareness, Alain thrives on comebacks, boasting an impressive 85.71% rate of turning losing positions around, and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning adversity into opportunity!

Since bursting onto the scene in 2018, Alain’s rapid rating soared from a modest 1200 to an impressive peak of 1979 by 2020, while blitz prowess climbed steadily, hitting 1843. Whether it’s the tension of rapid or the frenzy of blitz, Alain showcases a striking adaptability, averaging over 60 moves per win in long battles and proving that patience and endurance are key weapons in this tactical arsenal.

While the opening remains a Top Secret strategy (literally, all game data is under wraps), it’s clear this player prefers to keep opponents guessing until the midgame — the stage where Alain’s 80.7% frequency of endgame play and average move count per game suggest mighty strategic depth and staying power.

The record against regular rivals unveils some fascinating quirks: an impressively dominant 100% win rate against various opponents, yet a surprisingly humble 16.67% against longtime foe soberblade. Perhaps a little rivalry spurs Alain’s fire or provides a needed dose of humility — either way, the battles are legendary.

Known for a tilt factor of just 6, Alain keeps cool under pressure but admits there’s room for emotional growth—maybe next tournament will involve a zen master cameo. Despite a few tough days (0% win rate at 12 PM and 1 PM game slots, anyone?), Alain’s peak performance hours in the late afternoon and early evening bring a 66.67% win rate, making those games prime viewing for fans who want edge-of-the-seat chess drama.

Outside the numbers, Alain’s style is a blend of tenacity and calculated pressure, with slightly better results playing black (39.29% win rate) than white, suggesting a comfort in counterattacking positions. And let's not forget—Alain’s longest winning streak is an energizing 5 games, proving that when the stars align, it’s a blitzkrieg across the board.

In short: Alain Ranaivoharisoa is not just a player but a puzzle wrapped in an enigma, fronted by an International Master ready to rattle the chess cosmos with rapid rockets and blitz storms alike. Watch this space — or better yet, the chessboard—for the next thrilling chapter.