sohanranjan82

Profile: sohanranjan82

Meet sohanranjan82, a chess player whose game evolves like a carefully observed biological specimen under the microscope of competition! From the rapid-fire tactics of 2024's rapid games, where ratings poked around the 300 mark, to a sprightly leap into 2025 with a rapid rating soaring near 500, their growth is nothing short of a cellular mitosis of chess prowess.

Like a clever predator in the wild, sohanranjan82 adapts openings with precision: delighting in the Bishop's Opening Boi Variation with an impressive 87.5% win rate in rapid play, and wielding the Alekhine's Defense with 60.8% success—a real evolutionary advantage in the opening gene pool.

This player's style is a fascinating study in endurance and energy consumption: with an average of over 44 moves to victory but nearly 66 moves in defeat, sohanranjan82 clearly thrives in extended battles, preferring to engage in strategic cell division on the board rather than quick cellular apoptosis (early resignations occur at a mild 5.53%). Their comeback rate is a strong 45%, showing they’re not easily knocked out of the evolutionary race.

Their winning streaks can be as contagious as a beneficial mutation, hitting a peak streak of 8 consecutive wins while currently riding a neat 2-game winning cycle. Psychological tilt factor of 9 suggests occasional lapses in homeostasis, but nothing to cause permanent damage to this resilient organism.

With a fascinating balance in white and black win rates (~54.5% and 53.2% respectively), sohanranjan82 is a versatile specimen, gracefully vying for dominance regardless of color lineage. Opponents beware: they boast a perfect 100% win rate against several favorite foes, though a few like gunnareyjolfsson remain persistent parasites, challenging this player’s genetic chess code.

When playing times are charted, it’s clear this player is more active and successful during daylight's peak hours (14:00 and 13:00 showing over 70% win rates), possibly linked to their circadian rhythm optimizing brain function—after all, intellectual organisms need their hours of prime genetic activity!

To sum it up, sohanranjan82’s chess evolution is a delightful dance of adaptation and survival, proving once again that good genes and sharp tactics make for a queen of the board’s ecosystem. Their rating and win patterns may just be the DNA that encodes success in the hive of online chess cultures. Maybe one day they’ll evolve further and mutate into a Grandmaster – but for now, their game is a thrilling specimen to watch!

Stay tuned, biologists of the board—and don't forget to nurture your pawns like precious mitochondria!