Arnav kumar Singh

Arnav Kumar Singh - The Chess Strategist with a Wink

Meet Arnav Kumar Singh, who might just be the cleverest chess player you’ve never heard of — or the most tenacious bullet battler you've barely seen yet. Known online as ronexleo, Arnav's journey on the 64 squares is part endurance test, part tactical masterpiece, and part "wait, did they really just do that?" moments.

Rating Rollercoaster and Peak Moments

Arnav has danced through the realms of Rapid, Blitz, and Bullet chess, showcasing a spirited climb especially in Rapid, where he hit a peak rating of 617 in January 2024. Not too shabby for someone who treats each game like a brainy rollercoaster ride. Bullet may be his preferred playground, with flashes of brilliance marked by a hottest Bullet rating peak of 389 in May 2025.

The Openings Arsenal: Bold and Diverse

When it comes to openings, Arnav prefers to mix it up. The classic King's Pawn Opening is a frequent choice, boasting a respectable win rate of about 53%, while the Bishop's Opening seems to bring out his inner tactician with nearly 58% win rate in Rapid games. Not afraid to flirt with riskier gambits either, some less successful adventures include the Englund Gambit that offered a win rate flirting with the 30% mark — a testament that fortune favors the bold!

Style and Strategy

Arnav's play style is a blend of patience and dynamism: averaging about 42 moves per win and never afraid to bounce back (boasting a comeback rate just over 53%). Early resignation is rare but it happens about one in eight times — maybe when the coffee machine breaks or the Wi-Fi acts up. His best time to play? When the clock strikes 21:00, naturally. Evening battles are where he truly shines, using the calm of the night to calculate the chaos of chess.

Notable Matches

His recent victories paint a picture of creative and relentless play. Take, for example, a recent win by resignation against aboali2417, where Arnav’s calculated pressure left his opponent with no choice but to tip the king. In another thrilling encounter, Arnav delivered a checkmate finish with the Scandinavian Defense, reminding his rivals that underestimating him is a blunder in itself.

The Psychological Edge

Despite some inevitable tilt moments (around 8 on his personal frustration scale), Arnav's psychological game is strong — always maintaining a stable mindset and often regaining composure quicker than you can say "checkmate." His above-average performance against lower-rated opponents (winning nearly 79% of those games) shows he never takes a single game lightly. Facing equals or stronger players? That's where he scrambles and strategizes, proving chess is as much mental grit as tactical know-how.

Fun Fact

With a current winning streak that could be better and a losing streak that once stretched to eight in a row, Arnav’s journey reminds us that in chess and in life: sometimes the king falls, sometimes he prevails, but what matters most is the next game. And rumor has it, Arnav already is plotting his next brilliant opening, possibly with a cheeky smile and a cup of chai.