Reniarb

Profile Summary: Reniarb

Meet Reniarb, a warrior of the chessboard with a flair for rapid games and a dash of blitz flair (though the blitz might want a bit more practice!). Sporting a rapid rating that soared from a humble 620 in 2024 to a respectable 836 in 2025, Reniarb embodies perseverance and passion.

With over 1300 rapid games under their belt and a nearly even split between wins and losses (641 wins, 612 losses, and 68 draws), this player knows that chess is a marathon, not just a sprint. Reniarb once strung together an impressive 12-game winning streak, showing that when things click, watch out opponents!

Speaking of style, Reniarb doesn't shy away from long battles—games tend to stretch to an average of 55 moves when winning and just over 61 moves when losing. This signifies a patient player who enjoys grinding out victories and learning from defeats.

Not one to crumble under pressure, Reniarb boasts a remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece. That's right—losing material only makes this player turn up the heat, channeling their inner phoenix to rise and conquer! Conversely, tilt factor is impressively low at 7, so don’t expect too many emotional meltdowns here.

As for timing, early mornings might not be prime time, but around 12 noon, Reniarb is practically unbeatable with a flawless 100% win rate—it's hard to say if they're a chess grandmaster by day or just fueled by a magical lunch break.

While blitz still needs some love (0 wins from 2 games in 2025), rapid is where the heart truly lies. The “Top Secret” opening has been the weapon of choice, with a solid ~48.5% win rate over 1321 rapid encounters—maybe those secrets should be spilled soon!

Against some opponents, Reniarb commands a near-perfect record, but watch out if you’re facing a player like "harisawanjr" or "arabize"; those matchups have been a little more challenging.

In short, Reniarb is a tenacious, hard-to-read chess enthusiast who breathes rapid chess, fights back from setbacks, and leaves a trail of curious opponents wondering just what the heck happened after losing a piece.

Keep your eyes on this player—their journey has just begun, and the chessboard is their playground!