saibeo

Player Profile: saibeo

Meet saibeo, a fearless Rapid chess enthusiast who’s been rollercoasting through the ranks from a peak rating of 945 back in April 2023, down to a reflective 656 in April 2025. Chess is clearly not just a game, but an emotional journey for saibeo — winning 52 games and losing 66, with draws being a rare luxury (only 2 so far).

Known for an endgame frequency bordering on obsession (47.5% of games reach the final battlefield), saibeo fights until the very last move, averaging about 51 moves per win. However, early resignation rate is a modest 13.64% — sometimes even resisting the Grim Reaper of chess when the going gets tough.

Against opponents, saibeo has a love-hate relationship, defeating some (like jenish_dhakal, ozaeron, and cemulu44) with 100% success, while others (hello spymeister01 and maincharacter_12) remain stubborn mountains yet to be scaled. Winning streaks crown saibeo's best moments with a streak of 4 victories, but beware the six-game losing jinx—the longest losing streak recorded.

When to catch saibeo at their sharpest? Early mornings, precisely around 6 AM, when their win rate spikes dramatically to 80%. Saturdays are also a prime day to witness that magic, basking in a 52.94% win rate. Perhaps chess coffee is stronger then!

Tactically, saibeo has a remarkable knack for comebacks and isn't easily discouraged, clawing back about 80.77% of the time after falling behind. Of course, every hero has their flaw — saibeo’s tilt factor is low (6), meaning tilt is a rare visitor but still makes appearances.

In recent news, saibeo’s latest triumph was a swift checkmate victory on April 4, 2025, against chinmayakj, showcasing tactical precision and an attacking flair reminiscent of an Italian Game Knight Attack opener. Yet, not all battles end in glory—defeats come by surprise, including a loss on time against na_ssafiq just days later.

If you’re up for a challenge, saibeo is the player who never backs down quietly. Whether to celebrate the sweet highs of victory or learn from the humbling lows of defeat, this Rapid warrior embodies the relentless spirit of chess — a game of brains, guts, and maybe just a little bit of caffeine.