Ruby Tamono NM

Ruby Tamono - National Master Extraordinaire

Meet Ruby Tamono, proudly wearing the National Master title like a knight wields their trusty sword. Whether blitzing through games faster than most can pour a cup of coffee, or methodically maneuvering in rapid matches, Ruby’s skill shines bright on the chessboard.

In 2024 and 2025, Ruby's blitz rating danced impressively between 1400 and a staggering high of 2562, now comfortably settled near 2459 – a testament to relentless improvement and occasional caffeine-fueled marathons. If you ever wonder how many games one plays to reach such heights, Ruby logged over 5,800 blitz battles with a 55.5% win rate, proving mastery isn't just about talent, but persistence too.

Rapid chess is Ruby’s playground for precision and tactical wizardry. With a max rapid rating soaring past 2600, Ruby boasts an awe-inspiring 71.7% win rate in rapid games – enough to make opponents question if they accidentally wandered into a computer chess tournament.

Bullet games? Oh yes, Ruby slices through those lightning-fast duels with an average rating around 2300 – and even a flawless 100% win rate in recent battles where every second counts. If speed chess were a superhero sport, Ruby would be the caped crusader.

Ruby’s style could be described as a blend of patience and fireworks: with an average of 66 moves per win and a penchant for endgames (they appear in over 75% of Ruby’s matches), opponents often find themselves tangled in long strategic sieges that end with Ruby’s relentless precision. Plus, with a 100% win rate after losing a piece, Ruby’s comeback game is nothing short of legendary – don’t be surprised if you see a “back from the dead” playbook in use.

Ever the resilient competitor, Ruby endured an impressive longest winning streak of 71 games, and despite a tilt factor of 11 (chess emotions do run high), the determination to bounce back never fades. Ruby’s psychological aura might just be the secret ingredient to their success.

When asked about preferred openings, Ruby coyly answers “Top Secret,” but the record speaks for itself: thousands of games with a winning rate comfortably above 55% across all time controls.

Outside the chessboard, Ruby could probably be the world’s most dedicated opponent to procrastination. The numbers don’t lie; over 7,000 official games and counting. If chess were measured in games played, Ruby would be a grandmaster by volume – and quite frankly, could give the chess engines a run for their silicon.

Whether it’s early morning blitz or late-night rapid bouts, Ruby’s chess presence is felt, winning consistently at all hours – with a surprising 68% win rate in those wee hours of the night. Clearly, Ruby’s chess brain never sleeps.

In short, Ruby Tamono isn't just any competitor – they are a relentless strategist, a speed demon, and a comeback king/queen/legend, whose National Master title is well-earned on the battlefield of sixty-four squares. So if you find yourself facing RhythmChessmaster, brace yourself: the game you thought you knew just got a lot more challenging.