Sukakon

Profile Summary: Sukakon

Meet Sukakon: the relentless rapid player with an unwavering love for the chaos of blitz and the daily grind of puzzle-like rapid games. With a rapid rating that has steadily climbed from 867 in 2023 to a near-magnificent 980 by 2025, Sukakon isn't your average player – they’re the rollercoaster enthusiast of the chessboard, riding wins, losses, and draws across thousands of games.

Their rapid games tally an impressive 6,455 battles fought under the Top Secret opening strategy, boasting just under a 50% win rate. Not exactly a Grandmaster’s stats, but hey, who needs to be Magnus Carlsen when you can keep your opponents guessing? Sukakon's longest winning streak soared to 13 games – a feat proving stubbornness trumps all sometimes. And they’re currently on a hot streak of 4 consecutive wins, so watch out!

When it comes to blitz, things get wild and unpredictable – 2 wins and 5 losses, not for the faint-hearted! Daily chess? Let's just say that's a recent experiment with a single game resulting in a loss, clearly reflecting a brilliant dedication to the other formats.

Strategy-wise, Sukakon prefers to wear White slightly more to gain that half-percent edge in victory (51.46% wins as White, 47.01% as Black). Interestingly, if they lose a piece, you can bet your rook that Sukakon has a 100% win rate in clawing their way back – a comeback king (or queen).

Playing style notes: expect a mid-length game where victory feels like hard work—averaging 52 moves to win but typically faster when losing at 45 moves. They're not one to quit early either, with less than 8% early resignations—always fighting the last chess piece on the board.

Fun fact: Sukakon's tilt factor stands at 14, which translates to “a few grumbles, but no tantrums,” and they perform slightly better in rated matches than casual ones (winning almost 50% more rated games compared to casual).

Opponents beware: Sukakon maintains an impressive win streak against several foes with perfect 100% records against notable challengers like “cirullamatta” and “gb98000,” demonstrating a fierce competitive edge dotted with occasional learning from the not-so-lucky ones.

Whether it’s morning logic at 9 AM (best win rate hour!) or the late-night sneak attack, Sukakon plays chess with a passionate mix of tactical awareness and, occasionally, an instinct to call it early (7.59% early resignation rate, because life is too short for boring plays).

In summary: Sukakon's chess journey is a testament to persistence, adaptability, and the quest for the "just one more move" thrill. Not the grandmaster you predicted, but definitely the grand challenger to keep on your radar.
Keep your kings close and your pawns closer when facing Sukakon.