thekingnino

Profile Summary: thekingnino

Meet thekingnino, a fearless blitz warrior and rapid tactician whose chess journey reads like an epic saga of ups, downs, and checkmates (mostly delivered by him). Clocking a peak blitz rating of 746 and a rapid thunderbolt rating of 1280 in the year 2025, he’s the kind of player who loves to press the clock almost as much as the attack.

Known for an average of nearly 60 moves per game — whether in victory or defeat — thekingnino doesn’t rush his battles, opting instead for carefully crafted endgames that leave opponents wondering if they blundered their morning coffee. And speaking of comebacks, with a dazzling 68.1% comeback rate, give him a lost piece and a tight spot, and he’ll probably still find a way to frustrate you!

Despite the occasional tilt (a manageable 6 on the tilt factor scale), thekingnino shines in the early hours at dawn, with his best time of play being 7:00 AM — a true bird of prey on the 64 squares. If you catch him online around then, be prepared for some serious brain gymnastics.

His opening repertoire remains a bit of a secret (classified under "Top Secret" openings), but results speak volumes: a solid 50% win rate in blitz games, and a fearless (if slightly less convincing) 42% in rapid. It's clear he enjoys a battle where nothing is known, and surprises fly!

Rivals beware — he has pocketed perfect wins against several opponents like plebeyo7 and shtrthrfrd, but also tasted defeat when crossing swords with big guns such as alitoffaha and Juvanti. But hey, what’s a chess player without a few memorable losses? It just means there’s room for more epic revenge!

Thekingnino’s humor shines through his signature style: despite an early resignation rate at a humble 5%, he’s as stubborn as a pawn marching to promotion — sometimes risking knight sacrifices just to keep the game spicy. His longest winning streak? A respectable 8 games — proving he’s no one-hit wonder.

Recent Glories & Laments

Just recently, thekingnino delivered a crushing checkmate with the King’s Pawn Opening: Leonardis Variation, finishing off opponent hatem_abasi in style, proving that even “Top Secret” openings have a flair for drama. On the flip side, he survived a brutal checkmate defeat to Juvanti — no shame here, just a plot twist in his chess story.

When not storming the board, you can bet thekingnino is strategizing on how to turn his below-rated opponents' games into victories — boasting an impressive ~83% win rate there — and maybe plotting a few surprises for the rest of us.

In summary: thekingnino is a resilient chess adventurer playing blitz and rapid with a tactical awareness that might not win him Magnus-like headlines yet, but sure keeps his opponents on their toes and amused spectators entertained. Watch out, he may just castle into your heart (or checkmate your king) when you least expect it!