SuS_104_208

Profile Summary: SuS_104_208

Meet SuS_104_208, the chess enthusiast who’s making waves in the virtual arena, one blunder and comeback at a time. With a peak Rapid rating soaring up to 235 (briefly!) and a Blitz high of 176, this player’s journey is a rollercoaster of exciting near-wins and valiant efforts.

Performance & Style

SuS_104_208 has battled fiercely in both Rapid and Blitz formats throughout early 2025. Despite a challenging win-loss ratio (1 win to 9 losses in Rapid, 4 wins to 14 losses in Blitz), the fighting spirit shines through, especially with a remarkable 80% comeback rate after losing material—a true testament to never giving up, even when the odds stack against them.

Interestingly, tactical resilience is on display, but the early resignation rate is fairly high (around 35%), suggesting sometimes the keyboard gets a punch before the next move. White pieces have yielded a modest 14.29% win rate, while Black plays slightly better with 20% wins, keeping opponents on their toes.

Opening Adventures

SuS_104_208 loves variety in openings, though luck isn’t always on their side. From the Vienna Game Anderssen Defense to the notorious Englund Gambit, it's all been tried, often resulting in learning experiences rather than trophy moments. A rare victory was snatched with the Modern Defense in Rapid, while Blitz wins were celebrated with defenses like the Scandinavian Mieses Kotrc Variation and the Queen’s Pawn Anti Torre Attack.

Memorable Moments

One of SuS_104_208’s proudest wins came against the player tyyppiojasta, where a quick and decisive attack involving a sneaky King march showcased both creativity and boldness. Another highlight was toppling yanismoulay and ceylonianyalina1 with solid Blitz performances that left spectators wondering, “Did luck play a part?” (Probably yes.)

Quirks & Fun Facts

• Longest losing streak: 6 (ouch, but always bouncing back!)
• Best time to challenge the opponent? Around 5 PM—peak brain power presumably.
• Favorites days to play and win: Monday rules with a 50% win rate, while Saturdays bring nearly a 27% success rate.
• Average moves per game hover around 29, suggesting SuS_104_208 enjoys a full chase rather than quick knockouts.
• Often loses by checkmate but has mastered the art of the graceful resignation.

Overall

In the grand game of chess and life, SuS_104_208 brings humor, perseverance, and spice. Whether facing a swarm of grandmasters or just the friendly neighborhood blunder, they keep the board – and spirits – lively.

So next time you face SuS_104_208, remember: behind every brilliant move and every bumbled blunder is a player learning, laughing, and loving the game. Check, mate, and cheers!