T Patel

About T Patel (a.k.a. Tirthal_28)

Meet T Patel, a chess aficionado who’s been steadily evolving his game from the humble rating of 308 in Rapid back in 2023 to a flourishing 1377 by 2025. With a playing style that’s as resilient as a mitochondrion powering a cell, Tirthal_28’s gameplay demonstrates high tactical awareness, boasting a remarkable 71.89% comeback rate and an almost perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about cellular regeneration but on the chessboard!

Known for an “EndgameFrequency” of 60.56%, T Patel isn’t shy about marching deep into the battlefield where pawns promote, and queens reign supreme. Average games run around 60 moves whether winning or losing, proving that patience and persistence are part of his DNA. His White pieces win 51.29% of the time—clearly showing the advantage of being the leading strand in this double helix of strategy.

Opening wise, Tirthal_28 has a penchant for the Italian Game, winning more than half his Rapid games there, and has also cultivated a variety of other lines like the Kings Pawn Opening and Scandinavian Defense with notable success. In Blitz and Bullet, his game quickens yet remains sharp, much like a predator’s reflexes in the wild — his Van t Kruijs Opening in Blitz shines brightest, yielding almost a 73% win-rate, a check and mate to any opponent’s plans.

His psychological resilience is just as impressive, handling the tilt factor at a modest 10, keeping cool under pressure — definitely not letting emotions “cell-fuse” out of control. Interestingly, T Patel plays his best chess during weekday afternoons with peak win rates around 51-52%, but watch out if it’s Sunday, when his win rate dips—maybe he’s letting his neurons rest.

When the clock ticks down, Tirthal_28 embraces the challenge rather than resigning early, maintaining a low early resignation rate of just 2.87%. Like a true chess cell, he adapts and evolves, constantly pushing the boundaries of his endgame prowess.

Opponents beware! Whether you’re facing his solid Rapid defense or his lightning-fast Bullet moves, T Patel’s chess game is alive and kicking – a true organism in the ecosystem of chess players.