sujigee

Profile Summary: sujigee

Meet sujigee, a chess enthusiast on a journey through the wild world of Rapid chess with a rating rollercoaster that could rival any amusement park ride. Holding a peak rapid rating of 996 achieved in March 2025, sujigee shows tenacity and a curious love for the game's ups and downs.

Playing Style & Statistics

With a win record of 412 games and 537 losses in Rapid, sujigee fearlessly battles opponents and still manages to keep the humor alive in the face of adversity—even surviving a 30-game losing streak without quitting! When on a winning streak, the champion manages to string together up to 10 consecutive wins, showing flashes of brilliance and determination.

Tactical awareness? Well, sujigee turns setbacks into comebacks almost half the time with a 47.57% comeback rate. They’re not just about winning when things go smoothly; getting back up after losing a piece is part of the game plan—even if the win rate in those situations is around 34%. The player tends to resign early almost 20% of the time, which keeps games swift and opponents guessing.

Favorite Openings

• King's Pawn Opening: Played 197 times with a near 50% win rate, balancing aggression and caution.
• Van t Kruijs Opening: Often chosen, with a respectable 46.37% win rate across 179 games.
• French Defense: A trusty friend with 43 games and a near 47% success rate.

Occasionally tempted by less-traveled paths like the Philidor Defense, where the thrill of challenge comes with significant risks!

Notable Opponents and Rivalries

The rivalry with kukurukuggg is storied—32 matches with sujigee winning only 2 and losing 30. Clearly, a challenge worth a rematch or two! Meanwhile, sujigee boasts *perfect* win records against several players including loyd_frontera and theveryhotone, making enemies no doubt wary of the name.

Peak Performance and Memorable Games

sujigee shines brightest around 6 PM, the prime time according to their own psychological trends. This is when clever tactics, bold moves, and strategic resignations combine to make sujigee a formidable foe.

Recent Triumph

In a recent game featuring the French Defense - Knight Variation, sujigee expertly pressured the opponent until they resigned—proof that even in rapid time control, patience and persistence pays off.

Fun Fact

sujigee’s average game length for wins hovers around 46 moves, suggesting a dogged determination to outwit opponents in lengthy tactical battles. Meanwhile, losses tend to be slightly shorter, hinting that sometimes, just sometimes, things don't go quite as planned—but hey, that's chess!