NNN NNN (Sanjurokkei_36): A Chess Profile
From Mystery to Grinder
NNN NNN, known on the board as Sanjurokkei_36, is a tireless online chess competitor. The name is a mystery, but the results are not. Since 2022, they have played more than 4,000 rated games and turned a Rapid rating near 1300 into a peak of 2362 (2026-04-11). Their preferred battleground is the Rapid time control, where they have time to outthink, outmaneuver, and outlast. They have also pushed Blitz to 2127 (2026-09-21), proving that patience works at faster speeds too.
Their rating graph shows a steady climb with a few cliffs.
tells the story of a player who keeps coming back to the board, no matter how rough the month.Style and Openings
NNN NNN is a d4 player with White. They regularly steer games into the Queen's Gambit Declined and the Catalan Opening. With Black, they are a Sicilian soldier, leaning on the Sicilian Defense and especially the razor sharp Najdorf Variation. The opening win rate chart
shows a particular fondness for Najdorf positions in faster time controls, where they win at a 79% clip in bullet.The style is patient and tactical. Their average win lasts about 66 moves, their average loss about 59. First capture usually arrives around move 7, and they reach the endgame in 65% of games. They do not resign early. Their early resignation rate is only 2.34%, and their comeback rate is a mighty 81.96%. Even after losing a piece, they still win 48% of the time.
Rivalries and Resilience
No online career is complete without rivals. NNN NNN has a healthy 15 to 6 record over 21 games against pop_fy. Against kaopad and bellionairz, the battles are more balanced. But there is one true nemesis: qsting27. In 15 meetings, qsting27 has won every single one. That is a 0 percent win rate and a lifetime of grudges.
The losing streak against qsting27 is not the only rough patch. NNN NNN once lost 16 games in a row, yet still bounced back to reach new peaks. Their longest winning streak is 9. According to the data, their best time to play is 00:00, so they are likely a midnight warrior who turns lost positions into lessons.
By the Numbers
- Longest winning streak: 9, longest losing streak: 16
- Win rate when playing lower rated opponents: 69.58%
- Win rate when playing higher rated opponents: 33.65%
- Favorite checking piece: the queen
- Endgame frequency: 65.08%
- Average moves in a win: about 66