Rishilohot

Profile Summary: Rishilohot

Meet Rishilohot, a fiery competitor in the world of rapid chess with a style as unpredictable as a squirrel on espresso. Even though the peak rating might make grandmasters chuckle (Rapid: 627 in September 2024 and Blitz: 543 in May 2025), Rishilohot plays with undeniable passion and a sprinkle of unpredictability that keeps opponents on their toes.

Known for their love of the Scandinavian Defense and the Petrov's Defense, Rishilohot boasts a respectable win rate over 65% in some of these tricky lines. Their personal motto? "Why play safe when you can keep your opponent guessing?"

Though their rapid record shows a near-even split between wins and losses (156 wins, 147 losses, 14 draws), don't let that fool you — this player knows how to bounce back, boasting a comeback rate of 71%, proving that giving up is not in their vocabulary. Resign early? Nah, they prefer fighting until the 50th move or longer, enjoying the endgame dance with an average of 43.6 moves per winning game.

Rishilohot’s chess clock is most comfortable at 11:00 AM, where the win rate peaks at a trusty 75%. But beware if challenging at Friday or late evening hours, where crossing swords can be hazardous — win rates dip below 35%!

A true tactician, they’ve mastered the art of tripping up opponents with clever openings like the Three Knights Opening (85.7% win rate!) and the Queen’s Pawn Opening (75% win rate). Blitz is still under construction with only a handful of games played, but expect fireworks when they decide to bring their rapid prowess to faster time controls.

Off the board? A humble soul with a streak of 10 consecutive wins lightening up their chess résumé, balanced by an equally dramatic 10-game losing streak proving that even heroes have their off days.

Here’s a little trophy from their recent exploits — a decisive victory over groundlessness by resignation after a fierce skirmish in the Scandinavian Defense:

Whether you’re looking for a comedy of errors or a dazzling tactical display, Rishilohot’s chess journey is full of amusing ups and downs with a dash of stubbornness that will surely entertain and inspire.