salauddin786

Profile Summary: salauddin786

Meet salauddin786, a brave and persistent soul in the vast battlefield of online chess. Since November 2019, this intrepid player has fearlessly ventured into both Rapid and Bullet formats, taking on opponents with unyielding spirit—even if the scoreboard doesn't always smile back.

With a peak Rapid rating of 1524 and a Bullet max of 1198, salauddin786 has experienced the rollercoaster ride that every chess enthusiast knows too well—starting strong but quickly learning that chess is a game where humility is the ultimate teacher. Despite a challenging record of no wins in 11 Rapid and Bullet games combined, their commitment never wavered. In fact, they've held an 11-game losing streak with remarkable consistency—a true test of dedication!

Known for early resignations in about 27% of games, it seems salauddin786 appreciates economy of effort—or maybe just values their time wisely when the fateful “checkmate” looms too close. In the openings department, they've explored a colorful array of defenses and gambits: from the Queen's Pawn Horwitz Defense to the King's Gambit Accepted Dodo Variation (yes, there’s a Dodo!), bravely trying them all without a single victory, but with plenty of battle stories.

Their most frequent adversary is mollik1988, who holds the unique honor of consistently handing out tactical lessons (and checkmates). Interestingly, all games against mollik1988 ended in losses, but hey, every champion has their nemesis!

Playing style? salauddin786 might be described as a rapid learner in progress—valuing quick decisions over marathon endgames, as the endgame frequency is zero and average moves per loss hover around 17. Their best time to embark on a game is 2 PM, perhaps when the coffee kicks in and the mind shifts gear.

With a tilt factor of 11, there’s a hint that emotions do play their part—because in chess, as in life, sometimes you just gotta feel the sting before sharpening your next move.

In summary, salauddin786 may not yet boast a trophy shelf, but they embody the true spirit of chess: showing up, taking hits, and keeping the board alive with every daring move. Here's to many more games and maybe, just maybe, that sweet first victory!