Justin Oger (stinj)
Sometimes known as just "stinj," Justin Oger is a chess enthusiast whose journey across the 64 squares is anything but boring. With a peak Blitz rating of 1172 in June 2018 and a Rapid peak of 891 in September 2020, Justin has shown flashes of brilliance and a passion for the game that keeps his opponents on their toes.
Playing Style & Statistics
Justin’s chess style can best be described as resilient and occasionally adventurous. With a comeback rate near 61%, he often finds clever ways to fight back after setbacks, despite a modest win rate after losing a piece (38%). Early resignation is rare for him (only 4.92%), proving he’s in it for the long haul—even if that sometimes means a few painful defeats in the middle game.
He has played a respectable number of games, with rapid and blitz formats dominating his play history: 174 wins to 195 losses in Rapid, and 273 wins to 289 losses in Blitz, showing he likes the adrenaline rush of shorter time controls as much as the deeper calculations they require.
Favorite Openings
Justin holds a fondness for classic and tactical openings. His top Rapid opening choice is the King's Pawn Opening with a decent 54% win rate, while in Blitz, he's particularly strong with the Queen's Pawn Opening Mikenas Defense, boasting a 75% triumph rate—clearly where he plants his flag for dominance.
Chess Crew & Rivalries
Known among his peers for his tenacity, Justin has played the most games against kaharlee, tallying 13 encounters with mixed results. Interestingly, against recently faced opponents like are888, tmajdt, and ykteo1411, he enjoys a perfect win record—maybe he’s got their number or just an uncanny ability to checkmate in style!
Tournament Highlights and Memorable Moments
One of Justin’s crowning moments was a swift and elegant checkmate over are888 in June 2025, winning with a beautiful final move of Re8#. His game was a perfect mix of sharp tactics and positional savvy—he even won without breaking a sweat!
Quirky Facts & Trivia
- Justin's best time to play, statistically, is at 4 AM. Night owl or just a chess ninja?
- His longest winning streak is a respectable 9 games, proving he can be a force when the stars align.
- He’s known to prefer combat over draws, with a negligible number of draws over thousands of games.
Summary
Justin Oger is the kind of player who embodies the spirit of chess: always learning, sometimes winning, occasionally losing, but forever committed to the battle of wits. Whether he’s calculating deep in a Rapid or blitz showdown, his love for the game shines through his every move.