Supriyabauddh

Supriyabauddh: The Relentless Pursuer of Pawns and Glory

Meet Supriyabauddh, a chess player who embodies the perfect blend of tenacity, tactical flair, and an enviable affinity for weirdly long games. Rated in the mid-600s to 700s across various formats, Supriyabauddh is certainly no grandmaster yet, but certainly a force to be reckoned with in the chess loops of life.

A Rollercoaster of Ratings

Starting from humble Blitz ratings around 350-400 in early 2020, Supriyabauddh has managed to climb peaks near 900 in Blitz and over 1000 in Rapid by 2024. Whether it's blitz, bullet, or rapid, this player's numbers show a persistent hunger — occasionally dipping for dramatic effect, because what’s a chess journey without a little emotional pride? The climb’s not always smooth, with wins and losses dancing in similar numbers and plenty of rollercoaster-like streaks.

Style on the Board: Wait … What Just Happened?

• Early Resignations: Only 2.9% of the time — proving that Supriyabauddh prefers to see the whole game out before throwing in the towel. No quitter here!
• Endgame Expertise: With a healthy 63% endgame occurrence, this player knows it’s not just about the opening flair but navigating the labyrinth down the final stretch.
• Average Moves Per Game: Wins come after about 53 moves, while losses average about 63 — talk about epic battles on squares!
• White Plays for the Win: Possesses a slight edge when starting first, winning just over 50% of the time with the white pieces, but holding their own with a respectable 46% as black.

Down but Never Out

Supriyabauddh's greatest strength might just be the comeback spirit — with a comeback rate near 70% and a remarkable 43% win rate even after losing a piece. Sure, there are some one-sided defeats (around 4.4%), but who doesn’t like a little drama?

Psychological Plays and Timing

Clocking in high at tilt factor 16, Supriyabauddh knows how to stay sane (or at least keep calm enough) to play their best. Apparently, early morning (05:00) is their prime time, which is quite convenient for fans craving pre-coffee chess thrills.

Secrets of the Openings

When it comes to openings, Supriyabauddh has that "Top Secret" weapon that’s been tested in over 30,000 Blitz games. They love the mysterious and elusive, occasionally dabbling in the majestic Alekhine's Defense and the impish Chigorin Variation of the Queen's Pawn Opening.

Epic Battles and Memorable Games

If you want to witness Supriyabauddh in action, check out some of their recent wins, from dramatic checks to victories by resignation and timeout. Their games often last over 50 moves, showing determination not to go down without a fight. Watch out for their signature Chigorin Variation, a favorite choice to outwit unsuspecting opponents.

Final Thought

Supriyabauddh is the kind of player who might not top the U2400 charts yet, but has the spirit of a warrior, the heart of a strategist, and the patience of a saint. Whether facing checkmates, time troubles, or those pesky blunders, they keep coming back — because in the end, chess isn’t just a game, it’s an adventure filled with endless possibilities and laughs.

So next time you play against Supriyabauddh, remember: they're not just moving pieces; they're crafting a saga, one square at a time.