QuispeN

Profile Summary: QuispeN

Meet QuispeN, the rapid chess enthusiast whose rating hiccups make riding a rollercoaster look boring. With a peak rapid rating of 236 in May 2025, QuispeN has played 43 rapid games this year, tallying 8 wins, 25 losses, and 10 draws. Clearly, losing is an art form they've refined, with a longest losing streak of 4 games, but don’t count them out — the current winning streak is a promising 2 games and counting!

Their opening repertoire is as diverse as a Swiss Army knife but with mixed results. The Queen’s Pawn Opening is their reliable choice, yielding a decent 42.86% win rate across 7 games. The Italian Game, although played only once, boasts a perfect 100% success rate — proof that sometimes one perfect game is enough to brag about.

QuispeN’s games can last an average of 45.6 moves when winning and only 31.6 moves in defeat, indicating a knack for hanging in there. Though white pieces have so far yielded only a 20% win rate, black pieces aren’t much luckier at 17.39%, but hey, who said lightning strikes twice?

A tactical fighter, they’ve shown a remarkable 75% comeback rate after falling behind — call them the comeback kid of online rapid chess! Their psychological tilt factor is surprisingly low at 4, which means frustration is probably just a mild visitor and not a long-term roommate.

The prime time to catch QuispeN in action? Definitely around 10 PM, when their win rate skyrockets to 100%. So if you see this username pop up late at night, prepare for a spirited battle — or quick resignation. (Speaking of which, QuispeN resigns early almost a third of the time! Sometimes you gotta know when to fold ‘em.)

Fun Facts:

• Has never won a game with the tricky Englund Gambit, despite giving it a go twice.
• Loves the Bird’s Opening and boasts a 100% win rate, even if just once.
• Wins often come from opponents like bryanthechessstarter and maximusdesimusmeridiano — both defeated 100% of the times they met!
• Prefers to play games on Monday, achieving nearly a 30% win rate, compared to a sleepy 0% on Saturdays.

Whether a master of resilience or a student of the game still climbing the ladder, QuispeN’s chess journey is a colorful blend of bold gambits, early naps (resignations), and determined comebacks. Keep an eye on this rapid player — with improved openings and perhaps a little luck, the rating rocket might just be about to take off.

Check out their most recent dazzling victory in the Italian Game, where QuispeN played with both heart and humor.