RIHNOPANDA

Profile: RIHNOPANDA

Meet RIHNOPANDA, a chess adventurer who loves to dance with knights and pawns. With a rapid peak rating soaring to a respectable 751 in March 2025, RIHNOPANDA is no stranger to the battlefield of 64 squares, even if sometimes that battlefield feels more like a playful jungle gym than a grandmaster's hall.

Having played over 1,033 rapid games with nearly as many wins (484) as losses (458), RIHNOPANDA clearly prefers to keep opponents on their toes rather than on their feet. Blitz and bullet show a similarly fierce attitude, with blitz peak rating touching 584 and an eagerness for quick-fire moves evident in over 340 blitz matches.

Chess openings? RIHNOPANDA enjoys variety but seems fond of the King’s Pawn Opening and the Queen’s Pawn Horwitz Defense, mixing classic approaches with modern twists. That said, the win rates sometimes hint at spicy experiments — for example, a 57.7% win rate with the Modern Defense in rapid shows clever late-game surprises.

When it comes to endings, RIHNOPANDA doesn't shy away from long battles, averaging nearly 60 moves per game. Despite the occasional tilt (a modest 12% tilt factor), this player has an impressive 72.5% comeback rate, proving that a lost piece doesn't mean a lost cause.

RIHNOPANDA’s psychological playstyle is as intriguing as it is unpredictable—storming back after losses but also graciously resigning early in about 7% of cases (because why drag out the agony?). The best time to catch RIHNOPANDA in action? Oddly enough, mornings around 9 AM, when the mind is fresher and the chessboard less scary.

Recent Highlights

• Victory on May 26, 2025 against goople80 by winning on time — a tense Caro-Kann Defense where patience won the day.
• A stunning checkmate shortly before that versus Batak_keras, showing tactical brilliance in a Three Knights Opening.
• Earlier that week, a triumphant timed win over xxxrenegade, proving time management is more than just a skill—it's an art.

Even RIHNOPANDA’s losses are memorable, like the recent hard-fought game against bibi1634, lost by checkmate but fought with honor, or the dramatic time loss to Staxqzi showing that even the best sometimes blink at the clock.

Known opponents include veterans like ces133 and linusbhlmn, with mixed success — because true mastery is learned over many scrimmages and unexpected blunders.

So, if you see RIHNOPANDA seated at the board, prepare for a playful yet fiercely competitive atmosphere — where the panda’s gentle exterior masks a rapid-paced tactical mind, eager for both checkmates and cheeky stalemates.