Sudheer C

Sudheer C. - The Relentless Chess Warrior

Meet Sudheer C., known online as sudheeranju, a chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares has been nothing short of a thrilling rollercoaster ride. From early battles in rapid games climbing from a modest 663 rating in 2020 to a peak rapid rating of 1208 in March 2021, Sudheer has proven to be a fighter who refuses to back down.

His blitz magic peaked at an impressive 1041 in August 2020, and although his bullet adventures are brief (with a humble max of 828), every bullet game is played with firing fingers and heated passion.

Playing Style & Strengths

• Opening Specialist: Sudheer loves the King's Pawn Opening, boasting a respectable 56.67% win rate in rapid games and an even better 54.33% in blitz. He’s not afraid to tango with the Englund Gambit Mosquito Variation either—though those pesky mosquitos sting more often than not!
• Endgame Fighter: With an endgame frequency of over 40%, Sudheer’s not just about flashy openings—he grinds out victories in the sweet science of endgames.
• Comeback Kid: A staggering 57% comeback rate shows Sudheer’s resilience. Losing a piece? No problem—he still emerges victorious 41.59% of the time after such setbacks. Opponents beware: Sudheer plays to the bitter end.

Quirks & Stats

Average moves per win hover around 43, but if he loses, expect a long, grueling fight stretching near 49 moves; Sudheer’s games are marathons, not sprints. White pieces bring a slight advantage with a 52.57% win rate, while Black demands a bit more muscle at 46.58%.

Early resignation? Occurs 11.38% of the time—maybe Sudheer just has low tolerance for bad coffee or impatient opponents. His longest winning streak is a dazzling 13 games, balanced by a spirited resilience having survived an 11-game losing streak. Lately, he’s been on a bit of a cold streak, but hey, every champion has their ups and downs.

Recent Battles on the Board

In his latest victorious game, Sudheer dazzled opponents with the Alekhine's Defense (ECO B02) and sealed a win by forcing a resignation after precise positional play, ending the fight within 14 moves - a tactical knockout, if you will. But it’s not all victories; recent matches also show tough losses, including one against rasat19 where the game was abandoned after fierce maneuvering lasting over 20 moves.

Psychological Insights

With a tilt factor of 11 (chess speak for “how often does Sudheer get a bit salty?”), and his absolute best hours to strike are the mysterious late night / early morning zones—especially around 1 AM when the stars align and opening blunders become rarer. Rated games net him nearly 50% more wins than casual encounters, proving Sudheer’s competitive spirit shines brightest under pressure.

Not Just a Player — A Chess Storyteller

Sudheer’s chess life is peppered with epic duels against familiar foes. His most frequent sparring partner, zeramadini, has faced Sudheer 10 times with a win ratio that keeps both players humble and hungry for improvement. Online arenas see Sudheer juggling blitz, rapid, and sometimes bullet, always ready to press ‘start’ and battle on.

In the grand tradition of chess warriors, Sudheer’s journey continues — not always smooth, but undeniably fascinating. Whether he's striking with the King's Pawn, defending like a Scandinavian bear, or occasionally falling prey to the Mosquito Gambit, one thing's clear: Sudheer C. never plays to lose, only to learn, adapt, and conquer.