Saransh Yadav (saransh002)
Once a humble pawn in the vast chess cosmos, Saransh Yadav has been steadily carving out a reputation for himself with a combination of resilience, creativity, and a dash of endgame wizardry. His journey through the ranks is a rollercoaster of gritty battles, nail-biting comebacks (with an impressive 60.82% comeback rate!), and a strategic mind that enjoys the long haul—boasting an endgame frequency of nearly 73%, proving that Saransh is not just about opening gambits but the sweet finale.
Rating Highlights & Style
- Peak Rapid Rating: 1395 (December 2024) – almost grandmaster speed, just with a few coffee breaks.
- Peak Blitz Rating: 1218 (December 2024) – lightning-fast moves, sometimes surprisingly accurate.
- Peak Bullet Rating: 989 (June 2024) – because who really needs three seconds per move?
- Daily Chess Peak: 800 (June 2021) – the format where patience turns into strategy.
Saransh’s playing style is the perfect caffeine shot for chess fans: steady, patient, and ready to spring tactical surprises. With an average of around 69 moves per win, he’s not a fan of rushing; the board is his stage to orchestrate subtle, creeping dominance.
Opening Arsenal
He’s a fan of the 'Top Secret' opening — so secret that many opponents don’t know what hit them! But when he’s feeling adventurous, Saransh dabbles with the Modern Defense, Van t Kruijs Opening, and the intriguing Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack variations, where he’s won upwards of 50-80% of his clashes. Beware the surprises behind the 2.Bb2 moves and subtle fianchettos.
Game Day Habits & Psychological Edge
When does Saransh play at his sharpest? Surprisingly, the wee hours—especially around 2 AM—with a peak win rate of more than 61%. The insomnia or inspiration? Who’s to say! His tilt factor stands at a modest 13%, so even in defeat, he keeps his head cool and aims for the next win.
Win-Loss Chronicles
His match record reads like a chess thriller: over 2,100 wins and almost as many losses in Blitz alone, proving that Saransh either goes all in or learns a lesson. With sound decision-making, he has clinched victories by resignation most often, showing his opponents sometimes throw in the towel before the final move (sarcasm or respect, you decide).
Recent Triumph
In an elegant display of strategic mastery, Saransh’s latest victory was achieved against suyashagarwal using the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack Symmetrical Variation. The game lasted 29 moves, ending with a graceful resignation from the opponent—clearly overwhelmed by Saransh’s relentless pressure and tactical prowess.
Summary
In short: Saransh Yadav is a chess player who blends steadfast defense, tactical acumen, and a knack for stunning endgames. Whether blitzing through rapid rounds or slow-cooking daily games, he brings consistency and a hint of mystery to the board—because in chess, just like in life, it's not always about how fast you move, but whether you know where you're going.
