tchintchangtchong

Profile Summary: tchintchangtchong

Meet tchintchangtchong, a chess mystery wrapped in an enigma, shaking up the board with a flair that can only be described as top secret. With a blitz rating soaring up to 2600 in 2020, they’ve blitzed through opponents with lightning speed and surprising precision. Bullet and rapid formats are no less thrilling, boasting peak ratings near 2400 and 2200 respectively. This player’s style is less about flashy openings and more about relentless endgames, playing on average about 75 moves per win, which suggests some epic battles where patience and endurance reign supreme.

Quick to forgive but slow to forget, tchintchangtchong only resigns early in less than 1% of their games—clearly, quitting is not in their vocabulary. In fact, with an incredible 89% comeback rate after setbacks and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, this player turns adversity into an art form, making opponents sweat under pressure.

When it comes to openings, they prefer to keep things top secret, an approach that has netted them over 300 blitz games with a respectable 54% winning rate. Their white and black pieces share the love: slightly better wins with black (about 55%) prove that tchintchangtchong finds comfort in counterplay and surprises.

Did we mention the streaks? One time, nine wins in a row—enough to make any challenger think twice before sitting across the board. But no streaks last forever; currently, tchintchangtchong is on a mission to start a new run of dominance.

Fun fact: chess might be a 64-square battlefield, but tchintchangtchong’s war zone extends into the hours and days of the week. Thursday is apparently their lucky day, boasting an astounding 81% win rate, and evenings tend to sparkle most, with a peak 69% win rate at 20:00 hours. Morning folks beware: 8 AM games are their kryptonite, with only a 33% win record.

Opponents like “kingmorra,” “scriabin,” and “ivanooob” have learned the hard way that tchintchangtchong means business, each suffering a 100% loss record—ouch! But no player is flawless; “not-a-rapper” has managed to snag wins about 45% of the time, ensuring tchintchangtchong stays on their toes.

All in all, tchintchangtchong is a formidable force in the online chess universe: a resilient tactician, a slow-burn strategist, and a secretive opener who keeps friends close and opponents guessing. Whether they’re blasting through blitz or methodically grinding out wins in rapid, one thing’s clear – underestimating tchintchangtchong could be your game’s last mistake.