VivekGujjar1

Player Profile: VivekGujjar1

Meet VivekGujjar1, a rapid chess enthusiast known for a uniquely spirited approach to the board. With a rapid rating peaking at 973 yet currently navigating a more modest 132 in 2025, Vivek embodies the classic underdog tale—never afraid to dive in, even when victory seems elusive.

Across 93 rapid games, Vivek has snagged 29 wins, showing sparks of brilliance mainly when wielding the mysterious Top Secret opening, which has been both foe and friend in equal measure with a 31% win rate. Although the win/loss ledger tilts more often to the loss side (63 times!), Vivek’s resilience shines through in a nearly 1-in-3 comeback success rate and an impeccable 100% win rate when clawing back after losing a piece. That’s clutch under pressure!

Toss a glance at Vivek's psychological traits and you’ll find a player who occasionally feels the sting of tilt (roughly 11% tilt factor) but bounces back with improved wins in rated matches compared to casual ones—plus a fun fact: Vivek averages about 30 moves to secure a win, proving patience is a virtue, even if some losses drag on.

Opponents beware! Although some rivals like "juscurieux" have proven tricky (0% win rate there), others such as "yuhhcom" and "ssspudow" have been steamrolled at 100%. Vivek’s most played rival, “mrcsrsca,” holds a 33% winning chance—making their encounters a thrilling toss-up for fans.

When does Vivek play best? Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings hold the magic, bringing win rates up to 67% and 44% respectively. But mornings can be a gamble, with some hours tapping into surprisingly low victory chances—perhaps reflecting a love of sleep over early openings!

In summary, VivekGujjar1 is the kind of player who brings zest and unpredictability to the rapid chess scene. Always ready to shake hands and restart, ready to betray early resignation fears (though they do pop up about 21% of the time), and ever hopeful for that next 4-game winning streak to turn the tide.

One thing is certain: with Vivek, every game is an adventure—and every loss, a lesson. Watch this space!