reigniers

About reigniers

Meet reigniers — a chess enthusiast who has boldly marched onto the 64 squares with a unique blend of tenacity, tactical flair, and a dash of playful unpredictability. Rated modestly but punching well above their weight, reigniers has demonstrated a penchant for clever opening choices and an endgame that frequently keeps opponents guessing.

Rating & Performance

In the competitive arena of Daily chess, reigniers reached a peak rating of 603 in May 2025, a respectable milestone achieved with a winning streak that once hit 6 consecutive victories (talk about confidence!). Rapid games tell a story of relentless grit — battling through 148 games across recent months with an even split of 74 wins and 74 losses, and a sprinkling of draws. Not bad for a player willing to tango with the clock and nerves on a regular basis.

Opening Moves & Style

Whether it's the King's Fianchetto Opening (a personal favorite with a shiny 60% win rate in Rapid games) or the Saragossa Opening, reigniers likes to kick off games with moves that keep the opponents on their toes. But beware if you try the Modern Defense — their record there isn’t stellar, with a zero percent win rate in Daily play, meaning they probably sigh and reach for a coffee mid-match.

Style-wise, reigniers is the sort of player who doesn't shy away from endgames, engaging in them nearly 60% of the time. They average close to 52 moves to victory, which suggests a methodic, marathon-like approach rather than quick, flashy finishes — chess as a thoughtful journey rather than a sprint.

Psychological Fortitude

With a tilt factor of just 5, reigniers mostly keeps their cool. Their finest hour? Playing around 3 PM, when the stars align, and the win rate flirts with a radiant 70%. Conversely, late-night matches might require extra coffee — win rate dips to 12.5% at 10 PM. Apparently, chess and sleep deprivation don’t mix well here.

Epic Battles & Memorable Matches

One cannot talk about reigniers without mentioning the recent thrilling victory over pietz1, sealed using the King's Fianchetto Opening, winning by resignation after a tactical domination so swift their opponent probably wondered if their queen was just a glorified pawn. Other wins over opponents like bishopupmypeehole1 and ghost59200 highlight reigniers' ability to capitalize on key positional advantages and endgames.

Fun Facts

• Longest winning streak: 6 games — that’s a lot of proud post-match selfies imagined!
• Early resignation rate: a humble 10.67%, meaning they try to fight until the end most times.
• Often battles opponents with quirky usernames — from ghost59200 to bishopupmypeehole1, proving that chess is universal, and so is glory.

In summary, reigniers is a climbing underdog, a player who combines learning with laughs, and a love for the game that no rating can fully capture. With a sword of patience and shield of strategy, reigniers marches onward — watch this space, the chessboard's next surprise move might just come from them.