Sudi150

Profile: Sudi150

Meet Sudi150, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating has journeyed from a lowly 203 all the way up to a peak of 625 in 2025. Like a clever bacterium adapting to varied environments, Sudi150 thrives in the complex ecosystem of the chessboard, boasting an average rapid rating around 420 after 627 competitive battles!

With a win tally of 296 games, a respectable 55.8% win rate in the classic King's Pawn Opening, and a knack for comebacks (a 56.4% comeback rate, no less!), Sudi150’s chess style is a blend of resilience and strategic flair, demonstrating a real knack for turning the tide after losing pieces (literally a 100% win rate after losing a piece – now that's cellular regeneration at its finest!).

Not one to shy away from long duels, Sudi150 averages roughly 53 moves per win but endures longer fights when the going gets tough, clocking up around 71 moves per loss. This player meets the endgame battlefield with fearless frequency, engaging 61.7% of their games deeply — a true predator in the late phases of the match.

Though tilting occasionally (a tilt factor of 10, proving even DNA strands can sometimes get twisted), Sudi150’s game often blooms at dawn and dusk, peaking in performance between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m., and smashing win rates as high as 65% around 8 p.m. And careful when challenging them: their opponents often see winning streaks up to 10 games, showing a true evolutionary edge.

Sudi150’s most cherished opponents include abrar-ahmed and 7justinterry, where they boast a 100% win record, crushing any chance for mutation in their favor! Their chess genome also reveals a curious dislike for the Bishop's Opening, with only a 13% win rate, so perhaps this is the one weak gene in an otherwise robust system.

Resilient, unpredictable, and always evolving, Sudi150 continues to replicate and refine their strategies, making waves in the rapid chess microcosm — a true testament to survival of the fittest in the wild world of chess.