RCtanbinhvolong

Player Profile: RCtanbinhvolong

Meet RCtanbinhvolong, a chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is as colorful and dynamic as a well-fought game. With a peek rating of 1002 in Rapid chess achieved back in June 2021, this player has shown resilience, passion, and occasional moments of brilliance – often accompanied by the inevitable ups and downs that spice up any chess career.

A Rollercoaster of Ratings & Performance

Since stepping up the board in early 2021, RCtanbinhvolong's Rapid rating started off modestly around the high 500s and quickly climbed up to breach the coveted 1000 mark. But like every great chess drama, the journey hasn’t been a straight line. After the peak, ratings dipped a bit below 700 in 2022, before rallying back close to 930 by the start of 2025. The Bullet and Blitz ratings tell a tale of a quick and fierce competitor, with a Bullet peak soaring to 1341 in February 2024 and Blitz touching just shy of 1000 points. Quick reflexes? Check. Tactical awareness? Double-check.

Playing Style & Strategy

RCtanbinhvolong is an endgame fan, with an endgame frequency above 55%, showing a definite preference to fight battles down the stretch rather than rush for early glory. Patience and persistence pay off – the average moves per win hover around 57, slightly longer than their losses, hinting that dragging opponents into deep, complex positions might just be their specialty.

Their winning rate with White is a respectable 61%, while Black pieces see a still solid 47% success rate. And talk about being stubborn: a comeback rate of over 68% means that losing the occasional piece doesn’t scare RCtanbinhvolong one bit. It’s all about fighting back – sometimes like a cat with chessboard claws.

Victories, Defeats, and Everything In Between

With a total of 96 wins versus 89 losses in Rapid format, this player shows that sometimes it’s not about winning every battle, but about winning the war. Their longest winning streak was a neat 7 games, while the longest losing streak – a humbling 12 in a row – proves even the mightiest knights stumble occasionally.

Their record against opponents is peppered with perfect win rates against many foes (seriously, there are plenty of usernames they have never lost to!), but a few adversaries have managed to keep them in check. And let’s just say their preferred time to play and win is between 1 PM and 2 PM – perhaps chess and lunch breaks mix well together.

Memorable Moments

Take their latest well-earned victory in April 2025 – finishing strong with a classic endgame in a Petrovs Defense (Urusov-Lichtenhein variant), pulling the win on time after a series of tactical maneuvers. This player’s tactics are so intriguing that they might just be brewing secret openings (hence the “Top Secret” opening performance label across all formats – 188 games in Rapid alone!). And if there’s one thing for sure, if you see RCtanbinhvolong at the board, you better be ready for a fight lasting well past the opening moves.

Fun Fact

Ever the fighter, RCtanbinhvolong exhibits a tilt factor of 12%, which in chess terms means they have the occasional emotional rollercoaster but keep bouncing back. And their early resignation rate at 13.4%? Possibly just an elegant way of saying, “I know when to call it quits before the opponent even wakes up.”

All in all, RCtanbinhvolong is a player to watch – a delightful mix of determination, endgame craft, and a taste for the weird and wonderful twists chess throws at you every game. May the pawns always move in your favor!